Hitton

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by Hitton 7y ago
Am I only one annoyed with the design of the first graph in the article? What happened to simple web design?
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by Hitton 7y ago
You can't keep army issued ammunition. You can still buy your own ammo.
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by Hitton 7y ago
I agree, but I feel it's justified using Electron in this case, because Markdown can be combined with any HTML. So when you need a rendering engine, you might as well use Chromium's from Electron.
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by Hitton 7y ago
Great advertisement. If they like the company's service alive, they are more likely to use them when they are dead.
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by Hitton 7y ago
Indeed. Kudos to the developers for maintaining support for legacy operating systems. Only half joking.
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by Hitton 7y ago
I disagree. Unless the maintainer refuses to accept pull request adding new feature/fixing the issue, there is nothing wrong about working primary on things that concern the maintainer. Maintainer is not some sort of slave who must rus
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by Hitton 7y ago
Are IoT devices with Bluetooth that don't have Wi-Fi common?
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by Hitton 7y ago
In my opinion advertising browser on facebook is absolutely useless. How many users do you think see an advert and install browser when they current one is for all their intents and purposes same. Mozilla needs to aim at technical people, w
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by Hitton 7y ago
I don't follow. When I look at [2] I clearly see clusters and they look like they correspond with race.
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by Hitton 7y ago
I'm surprised that they don't try to set up few dozens photo-traps in the area, in Europe it works quite well for proving re-emergence of wolves in areas where they were not seen for hundred years.
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by Hitton 7y ago
Nice. If I can suggest a cosmetic improvement, you list number of possible paths, it would be cool to see how many paths algorithm tried so far until it finishes (and how many paths it tried in total).
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by Hitton 7y ago
I don't understand business much but it looks it was really nice of them to return the money to investors. They could just let the investors bear the brunt of their bad investment without giving a damn.
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by Hitton 7y ago
Privacy minded people I know disable safebrowsing even when it's provided by Google, and although Google dropped its "Don't be evil" long time ago, it is still more trustworthy than Tencent backed by Chinese government.
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by Hitton 7y ago
I thought the same. Look at Banana Industry the disease first wiped Gros Michel and now seriously threatens Cavendish. That wouldn't be such problem if only one cultivar wasn't so widespread.
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by Hitton 7y ago
I always thought that high IQ is correlated with high anxiety, because the smarter a person is, the better he can imagine all possible things to go wrong. On the other end of spectrum are people with IQ comparable to children, who presumabl
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by Hitton 7y ago
This sounds quite damning and makes me reconsider Stallman's character. Nevertheless it's an account of only one party, which has to be also considered. Dunno why people who were against RMS didn't try to argument with this i
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by Hitton 7y ago
That sounds lot like the UNIX philosophy: Write programs that do one thing and do it well. Write programs to work together.
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by Hitton 7y ago
I'm sure that people who decided it were well compensated, who are you to disagree?
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by Hitton 7y ago
36 hours a week from 8am to 6pm means that you have approximately 2 hours between lectures each day to do your assignments. Sure, it isn't suited to having part time job or much free time, but from my experience it sounds like pretty n
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by Hitton 7y ago
Terrible article written by someone who doesn't even know the difference between open source and GNU GPL.
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by Hitton 7y ago
wrong url
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by Hitton 7y ago
That's because China is in English a short term for People's Republic of China while Republic of China's short term is Taiwan.
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by Hitton 7y ago
Is stargazing popular among blind people?
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by Hitton 7y ago
As for PDF accessibility, it heavily depends on used language. In English it's usually ok, but I saw countless PDFs (some of them written in TeX) in other languages that render ok, but the text actually consists of letters followed by
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by Hitton 7y ago
Dunno how feasible it would be to do remotely, but your best bet would be to spend few days with magistrate clerks, watch what they do and automate repetitive procedures. For instance they often know only absolute basics of Excel, so even s
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by Hitton 7y ago
Sadly 4 GB RAM is barely usable these days. I'm much more interested in the upcoming Pinephone[0]. https://www.pine64.org/2019/09/05/september-update-the-pinep...
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by Hitton 7y ago
Actually there are ways to install software on many ereaders. About 10 years ago I used PRS+ on Sony's PRS-500. Nowadays Sony's ereaders are pretty much dead, but there is alternative software for Kindle, Kobo and others. By quick
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by Hitton 7y ago
I don't think so, but there is inbuilt calibre-server which should suffice for most of your needs and apparently it was improved in last version. There is also calibre-web[0] project. And on Calibre's wikipedia page it lists quite
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by Hitton 7y ago
That's interesting point of view. We are probably different, but as as a kid and young teen I didn't really analyze characters and plots much (different education system) and although I noticed some references and allusions, I did
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by Hitton 7y ago
So let me see if I get your definition of assault right: It doesn't depend at all on alleged attacker's intentions or actions, it doesn't depend on alleged victim's actions, only thing that matters is if the alleged vict

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