MrBra

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by MrBra 10y ago
maybe because a cat can't afford to go to school and study for their future job?
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by MrBra 10y ago
...and then we'll all realize that among self-conscious species humans have the most developed cognitive system, yet some of us still try to imply that this has nothing to do with ethicality so they can feel justified to not having to
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by MrBra 10y ago
I never understood this well. For example the case of YouTube mp3 ( http://www.youtube-mp3.org/ ). In past Google tried to stop YouTube mp3 because of violations to the YouTube Terms of Service, but, if it is true that it onl
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by MrBra 10y ago
The whole website experience is frustrating. Are those painting being returned as a digital work or are you talking about actual paintings? I am trying with Get Started, it is supposed to teach me how to start using the API, I'm presen
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by MrBra 10y ago
> We demonstrated the effective transmission of encryption keys and passwords from a distance of zero to eight meters, with bit rate of up to 900 bits/hour.
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by MrBra 10y ago
TL;DR possibly a promotional trick since the company had just announced new products.
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by MrBra 10y ago
Exactly, you are paying already for the data plan, but because this is getting them less revenue compared to what they'd get if you didn't have a data plan, they want to balance out by charging for the use of messaging apps. Crazy
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by MrBra 10y ago
Can someone explain what is this and what it does? Non native English speaker here who found the introductory lines on the website very confusing.
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by MrBra 10y ago
The subject wanting this is "Autorità per le Garanzie nelle Comunicazioni" (Authority for Communications Guarantees) which is the regulator and competition authority for the communication industries in Italy. They say: > To com
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5 Useful Examples from the Ruby Standard Library(blackbytes.info)
3 points by MrBra 10y ago|0 comments
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by MrBra 10y ago
This is nice but how is it different from all others "try Ruby in the browser" consoles? I assume it's all about simplicity of usage?
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Log splitter operating at 1 Horse Power(i.imgur.com)
1 points by MrBra 10y ago|0 comments
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EBay search not working, same thing happened this exact day last year(community.ebay.com)
10 points by MrBra 10y ago|2 comments
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Dutch disease(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by MrBra 10y ago|0 comments
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TTY::Command – Ruby interface for shell: logging, stdout, stderr, exit status(github.com)
1 points by MrBra 10y ago|0 comments
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by MrBra 10y ago
Among this, vvvv, Max/MSP/Jitterm, derivative.ca and other software of this kind: which one is more powerful, more performing and the more mature in terms of deployment of the final product?
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by MrBra 10y ago
Or V the sign.
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by MrBra 10y ago
Quick summary: Although Crystal is single threaded, it implements the reactor pattern (like Node.js), so it can be useful to build highly concurrent applications with the advantage that appears to be faster that Node.js (small benchmarks) a
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by MrBra 10y ago
What is a goal-oriented IA problem that is not centrally based on perception?
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by MrBra 10y ago
My thoughts are for those that are not with us anymore that helped make this slowly happen... I say thank you, but if I could choose I'd rather have them back and get to this results a bit later. It's nothing new that in this fiel
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by MrBra 10y ago
Install Disconnect or Ghostery right now and spread the word.
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by MrBra 10y ago
> With North Sense, you’re given back an ancient sense of direction Please go watch "The Embrace of the Serpent" right now.
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Reactive Ruby: Building Real-Time Apps with JRuby and Ratpack(blog.heroku.com)
1 points by MrBra 10y ago|0 comments
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by MrBra 10y ago
I initially thought I did not need this, in fact I had been sticking with Tabs Outliner for some time and felt the latter was the closer to what I actually needed. With Tab Outliner when you close windows, all the tabs are saved to a window
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OneTab: This will save you from being buried by tabs. Try it and you'll see why(chrome.google.com)
6 points by MrBra 10y ago|1 comments
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by MrBra 10y ago
I don't know how long ago you tried it last time, but recently this has got much better. You surely could find some gotchas here and there, but it's not as much frustrating as it was before.
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by MrBra 10y ago
Excuse me for the following dumb question. In past I've used Java/SWT and C#/WinForms. Both of those come with a concept of the UI thread, which is the thread which you should use to read from and write to the UI. What I don&
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by MrBra 10y ago
Is there a setting to re-enable it?
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by MrBra 10y ago
If that's your unique concern, then you could still use Ruby and consider using a wrapper for a ML library written in a faster language. Unless you want to be writing ML algorithms yourself. If that's not the case, maybe you will
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by MrBra 10y ago
> with the same developer enjoyment and experience Expand on this please?

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