LaMarseillaise

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by LaMarseillaise 7y ago
Why not?
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by LaMarseillaise 7y ago
1. Yes. 2. No, because we already have fission reactors. How many miracles do we need?
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by LaMarseillaise 7y ago
I visited Fry's last week. The shelves in most of the store were empty. Much of the store was blocked off with caution tape, with buckets out to collect rain water dripping from the ceiling. I looked for graphics cards, but the aisle w
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by LaMarseillaise 7y ago
Minor correction: A Legion numbered 3000-6000 combat troops around the time of Cannae. The Romans had mobilized additional forces for this battle, and this included an increase in the number of legions as well as the size of some. It is pro
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by LaMarseillaise 7y ago
I think one of the major advantages of Web Components is that styles can be isolated without the need for name-spacing. There is no need to carefully structure CSS according to the DOM, because this isolation is included with the shadow DOM
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by LaMarseillaise 7y ago
If taking the "captured" interpretation, I think it could be reasonably inferred that they successfully landed the aircraft at an airfield afterwards (same meaning). This was my initial read of it and it does not seem strange to m
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by LaMarseillaise 7y ago
I performed this search and Spotify is the 4th result, following Apple Music and two nearly exact matches (and not counting the ad). Also, the name is too long.
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by LaMarseillaise 7y ago
I received the physical Apple Card a few weeks ago, and used it for the first time today (I have used Apple Pay dozens of times). Something I noticed immediately when I started carrying it is that it seems to block the signal from my office
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by LaMarseillaise 8y ago
Since a lot of the comments on this are basically "Why weren't they flown away?" Many of the aircraft were flown away: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGHKLfXTwvc The aircraft that remained were likely unable
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by LaMarseillaise 8y ago
Is this it? http://retrogamer.biz/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/FA-18_Korea...
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by LaMarseillaise 8y ago
I find your comment ironic because, in fact, 'Spain' ('Hispania') has historically referred to the entire peninsula.
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by LaMarseillaise 9y ago
Technically, China was second world (when the terms actually meant something other than just 'rich' and 'poor'). A more accurate term might be 'developing'.
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by LaMarseillaise 9y ago
It is a truly powerful scene, and I consider it one of the greatest in the history of cinema (as you might have guessed from my username). Thank you for sharing this.
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by LaMarseillaise 9y ago
You are thinking of Age of Empires 2. There is actually already an HD remake of that game, with new (optional) civilizations and various gameplay improvements. You can find it on Steam. As regards civilization, I have been playing AoE2HD wi
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by LaMarseillaise 9y ago
> Roman soldiers to ancient egypt Do you have some examples for these two, or maybe a link? I am interested in these subjects in particular.
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by LaMarseillaise 10y ago
> I can't remember the movie offhand, but there's a fight scene that takes place in half of a prefab house on the highway. Lethal Weapon 4?
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by LaMarseillaise 10y ago
Someone who cannot afford to leave, I suspect.
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by LaMarseillaise 10y ago
> * Most of the time _something_ doesn't work... then you come back and it suddenly works, then it's broken again It does say, "Move fast and break things" on the walls there.
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by LaMarseillaise 10y ago
How did you apply? What experience, skills, and education did you have when you applied?
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by LaMarseillaise 10y ago
It seems a bit like that Kent Beck quote, "make the change easy (warning: this may be hard), then make the easy change."
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by LaMarseillaise 10y ago
I used to work for the group that operates this service. They claimed that the prices were the lowest possible about 95% of the time. People would often say that they negotiated a lower price on their own, but this was more often due to the
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by LaMarseillaise 10y ago
Did you mean Moore's Law?
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by LaMarseillaise 10y ago
I might have responded the same way if I had to wake early. My Latin knowledge, unfortunately, has not landed me a decent developer job either.
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by LaMarseillaise 10y ago
The entire reason for Daylight Saving Time (and time zones) existing is that many people have a cultural bias towards certain numbers appearing on the clock for certain locations of the sun in the sky. There is, however, no reason that huma
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by LaMarseillaise 10y ago
Latin is not really SOV. It is common, but word order can vary greatly. In this case, you can actually use any combination (SOV, SVO, OVS...). Classical writers would often place the most important or impactful word in a sentence last, and
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by LaMarseillaise 10y ago
> where you're dealing with unchangeable laws of physics The language of mathematics is also designed to be written and understood by people, and is used to describe the laws of physics. I, personally, find writing mathematical stat
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by LaMarseillaise 10y ago
Not really... I actually rather expected it to be an article like just about anything else here. It was not labeled "Show HN" or anything, and apparently only required opening the link (I did not open it myself). Edit: I guess I w
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by LaMarseillaise 10y ago
My sister and I learned how to make things with HyperCard (and HyperTalk) when I was about 6 or 7 years old. We quite enjoyed it, but it took me many years to rediscover programming as an adult.
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by LaMarseillaise 11y ago
I literally just ordered the card a few days ago. It has not even arrived yet (estimated delivery was between March 29 and April 3). I was eagerly awaiting the card, looking forward to using it for budgeting and mobile payments. Now I will
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by LaMarseillaise 11y ago
Does this index account for the increase in home size since 1975? Homes are nearly twice as large now.

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