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   by FreeFull 10y ago

   Too bad that those tables don't seem to be adjustable, you're still going to have problems if you're too tall.
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   by FreeFull 10y ago

   Because Go is a garbage collected language, programs will often require more memory than they would in Rust, although pretty often that's an acceptable trade-off. If the trade-off is acceptable though, it might be worth looking at Nim
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   by FreeFull 10y ago

   http://www.linusakesson.net/scene/parallelogram/index.php Here is a demo from someone who has actually done just that. He's done a lot of other cool stuff too.
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   by FreeFull 10y ago

   The part that sucks is that you can't access BBC Worldwide content from the UK, only from other countries.
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   by FreeFull 10y ago

   I suspect one reason could be that mice have much faster metabolisms than humans. Also, typically the speed of metabolism is typically inversely correlated with size, although there definitely are some outliers too.
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   by FreeFull 10y ago

   I wonder how suitable this technique would be for compressing video, since it seems to work on volumetric data.
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   by FreeFull 10y ago

   I've seen demonstrations of eink displays showing 60fps video without any noticeable latency. I think the latency is purely dependent on the voltages used to drive the display. Edit: This was with a black and white display. Depending o
8. 548.▲
   by FreeFull 10y ago

   SDL 2 still has the _gfx, _image, _mixer, _net and _ttf extensions available. The only reason to still go with SDL 1.2 for anything new would be if you still want to target old, obscure platforms.
9. 549.▲
   by FreeFull 10y ago

   Why not store things by date, at least?
10. 550.▲
    by FreeFull 10y ago

    Pascal even let you index with non-numeric types, so you could have an array indexed by the characters a to z, for example.
11. 551.▲
    by FreeFull 10y ago

    That doesn't explain the string of youtube videos though. And I think the email would have been sent in that case.
12. 552.▲
    by FreeFull 10y ago

    And also that you're fine with creating a package for any dependency that doesn't have one.
13. 553.▲
    by FreeFull 10y ago

    I'm bilingual. My thought process is a mixture of words, ideas, and other things that are relevant. The words nowadays are in English, even though English is my second language (Polish is my first). And it definitely does happen someti
14. 554.▲
    by FreeFull 10y ago

    There definitely isn't sufficient contrast.
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    The Moon itself certainly is gradually moving away from Earth (and slowing down Earth's rotation in the process)
16. 556.▲
    by FreeFull 11y ago

    Chimpanzees are also known to cooperate when hunting monkeys.
17. 557.▲
    by FreeFull 11y ago

    Rust has GTK and qtquick bindings, and there is also https://github.com/pistondevelopers/conrod which also uses immediate mode. Nuklear looks like it's more capable right now than conrod, though, so Rust bindings
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    by FreeFull 11y ago

    I wonder if it's because you've been consuming too much protein, and not enough fat.
19. 559.▲
    by FreeFull 11y ago

    And here is the solution using Picat, using the included sat library: http://picat-lang.org/exs/bqueens.pi
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    by FreeFull 11y ago

    I won't hold my breath until this has been sufficiently reviewed by mathematicians, especially Terence Tao, since he has also work done work in this area: http://arxiv.org/abs/1402.0290 .
21. 561.▲
    by FreeFull 11y ago

    I've been touch-typing for most of my life (as long as I can remember), but I still think that paper is better for taking notes too.
22. 562.▲
    by FreeFull 11y ago

    Yes, they are available with the Tree Style Tabs extension
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    by FreeFull 11y ago

    The game also stores a checksum of the nonvolatile storage, so even if you do corrupt it, it will be detected and cleared.
24. 564.▲
    by FreeFull 11y ago

    I definitely believe Ian Murdock was deserving of a black bar as well. Debian is one of the most widely used Linux distributions.
25. 565.▲
    by FreeFull 11y ago

    I object to your use of the arithmetic mean. We should actually settle on Pi * sqrt(2)
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    by FreeFull 11y ago

    I imagine the results would have been quite different with a different architecture, such as ARM.
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    by FreeFull 11y ago

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTOCAd2QhGg Mythbusters have tested it themselves and confirmed that it works. The molten lead does have to be at a specific temperature (Too cold, and the steam isn't enough to protect
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    by FreeFull 11y ago

    The kernel itself has stayed highly backwards-compatible. You can even load a module that lets you run a.out executables (the executable format Linux was using before ELF), assuming you have the libraries those executables need.
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    by FreeFull 11y ago

    You can also wet your hand and dip your fingers into sufficiently hot lead, and again, the leidenfrost effect will protect you (as long as you don't keep your fingers in there for too long).
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    by FreeFull 11y ago

    Here it is: http://www.erikyyy.de/tempest/