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LeanderK
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how do you parse the java-code? In front- or backend? If frontend what libraries do you use or did you create everything from scratch?
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this might be silly, but why? what does Facebook gain by getting this library user adoption (beside some bug-reporting). I would think that for fb user adoption of the open source projects is not the goal, but getting OSS developers attract
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what is the motivation to release the library on github with such a license? If you can't fork it you can't improve it.
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i am not really into this stuff, but would this be a good use for http://webcomponents.org ?
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i don't know much about self-driving, but i would not over-interpret the green boxes. Also i don't know if your assessment about the range is true. Seems like a bug.
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10y ago
Can you explain what you mean with agenda? When i read the nytimes i expect a bit of an bias, i am totally ok with that. Every newspaper has an opinion. But i would not be ok with an agenda if you interpret that as selecting stories that mo
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I think there is a problem defining MVC. If you argue that current innovations in the frontend do not violate MVC, then MVC is a very useless term. If you think of an very conservative, OOP definition of MVC i don't think React fits th
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this is why i don't trust microsoft azure. I recently had to watch a marketing guy trying to sell me on azure, every second slide had a big, bold OPEN sign on the upper right. An truly open company does not have the need to stress ever
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if i read it right, its really clever but also not very nice to the other states. For the NPVIC not every state has to join it, it comes active when the states that joined the NPVIC have a majority of the electors. Then the electors do not
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I immediately stop reading when i see sentences like "The Media Lied To Us About EVERYTHING". This is stupid and i don't trust the author anymore. It's a huge red flag. Did the NYTimes ever openly lie (That's not pu
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there are more realistic choices (left, left/green, far left, conservative (but very centrist, even sometimes a bit left-leaning), liberal (unfortunately economic-liberal) and idiots), also if you don't vote for a mainstream party
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10y ago
i don't get it. they are not solving anything, they are just making the housing situation worse. by not providing adequate housing- and office-space the pressure on every individual will just rise and rise.
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10y ago
as a german CS-Student it's always interesting to see german companies pop up (i have to work somewhere when this is finished). Nearly every time the stereotype is right. They are always building "pro oriented" specialised ph
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> Hotz's initial tweets suggested his move was in response to an inquiry from NHTSA, stating that he "would much rather spend life building amazing tech than dealing with regulators and lawyers," well, this is not some st
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I am currently a CS Student and use a lot of the tools from jet brains. It's awesome that they are free! To give a bit of an perspective/motivation: They make it really easy to try something out. You can click things, visualise th
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i am not following this very closely and was not aware of this (Developed something in Chrome/Safari a few months ago and this bothered me. I needed a custom Webstorm-Extension). I think the push for Wasm would be perfect to sort this
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i feel like one important piece thats missing is a standardised debugging-API. The introduction of WebAssembly will probably lead to a larger percentage of people compiling a (completely different) language to something running in the brows
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Well, i would expect that. But how is the detection done? i don't think USB was designed with an alternate mode/thunderbolt in mind. I would expect some tricky solution to play nice with legacy USB-devices, or not?
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One also has to keep in mind that we try to approximate or explain reality. I currently do a lot of maths and we can prove theorems from our axioms. Something is a certain way and not the other, here is my proof! End of discussion. Economic
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Does anybody know how the protocol/mode gets negotiated? Its unbelievable what capabilities such a small port has.
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i don't agree completely. I think math also has a point where, until you you pass it, can make the connection to real-life. Adding, Subtracting, simple equations. But then you have to let go and resist the urge to "justify" t
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Haskell bindings for tensorflow
(github.com)
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thank you. I googled 10 minutes for a translation, but since its not a direct translation it was really hard to find.
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i recently searched for a new shared apartment and there were plenty of offers that were looking explicitly for professionals and not students because of the reasons you stated above. I also know of older ones living in a shared apartment (
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your not forced to share your apartment, but every constellation have their own vibe. Some are quiet and mature (and most of them are not filled with students, i think thats an age thing)
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I am a German CS-Student and currently renting in a shared flat with 4 other students. We call it WG (living-community) and its really popular not only with students, but i know a lot of young professionals and even middle aged ones that sh
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what i never understood is why learning the language and culture is not the immediate #1 priority, i think its the only way to really integrate and prosper in an foreign country. Of course there are more pressing issues (getting a place to
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but just pretending no one will try bad things won't help either. It may speed up the progress and will prevent bringing a significant part of the internet down in the future and also remind everybody that these things can (and probabl
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Can someone explain why this is so bad? I think the internet handled the downtime of Dyn pretty great, not reaching github wasn't exactly pleasing, but i added the ip temporary to /etc/hosts and the problem was solved. Isn&#x
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well thats a typical case of editing without reading the answer if was referring to first. I read Andrews answer and then changed my comment without re-reading the answer i was referring to. I normally hate when this happens, so i have to a
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