Mtinie

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by Mtinie 10y ago
If the particular blur in question has a unique characteristic, you should push for it, sure.
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by Mtinie 10y ago
I know you probably meant that tongue-in-cheek, but the early German success wasn't luck, but the results of a hyper-focused industrial base and technically superior weapons (amongst other things).
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by Mtinie 10y ago
The rise of self-aware bidets will end poorly...
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by Mtinie 10y ago
Not exactly the same, but you may find a product I worked on a few years back, www.kona.com, to be of academic interest as someone who is looking at different communication methods. We used a similar "topic" method and allowed use
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by Mtinie 10y ago
Th difference that I see between the two is that the Wii offers an extremely limited number of physical activity variations, whereas VR is effectively open-ended, especially when room-scale setups are considered. Paired with adaptive gamepl
606.
by Mtinie 10y ago
Again, completely different context. You, as an individual in the United States have a Constitutional right to privacy through the Fourth Amendment. Governed businesses operating in the United States have no such right.
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by Mtinie 10y ago
Probably my memory then. Your criticism is fair. I'll try to mentally split iTunes into two epochs -- Before-iPhone and After-iPhone. iTunes worked reasonably when it was simply a music library and store, with a simple integration to c
608.
by Mtinie 10y ago
Not the same context, are they? Federal investigators asking to review documents and information that portain to areas that they provide regulation for is completely different than someone arbitrarily digging through a spouse's underwe
609.
by Mtinie 10y ago
Right, but the comment I was replying to implied that software problems under Jobs were unheard of. iTunes never "just worked", even when Jobs was running the show. The leadership issue was not expecting the same level of polish a
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by Mtinie 10y ago
iTunes.
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by Mtinie 10y ago
> Not to mention replacing poor performers can often be a value gain not loss. In the article's examples, I took the author's position as describing the situations concerning positive-value employees, not negative-value ones.
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by Mtinie 10y ago
Ok, so in your example 120 people were killed by emissions vs. the ~60 that died today. That's an improvement for everyone except for the people who still died. Arguing that killing less people than could have in the past doesn't
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by Mtinie 10y ago
My personal gripe with Elite Dangerous is that the initial learning curve is a pain in the ass. I'm all for escalating challenge -- especially if it means that the jump from "hey, this is fun to play around with" to "I&#
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by Mtinie 10y ago
For an "ultra security mode" that would work, but it would break a large portion of the Web's sites (as you noted, and it's easy-ish to circumvent) :/ Conceptually I like the idea of an ultra security mode for certa
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by Mtinie 10y ago
Allegedly. http://www.dailydot.com/crime/silk-road-murder-charges-ross-...
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by Mtinie 10y ago
That doesn't help. "Fear" of what, in your expert opinion?
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by Mtinie 10y ago
I guess you are getting downbotted because you've open-sourced someone's proprietary business idea that they were going to kick off next week. You may have better luck with the Wall Street crowd.
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by Mtinie 10y ago
4) Intentional negligence.
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by Mtinie 10y ago
If it's using the full selection of functions available to KaTeX, here's the list: https://github.com/Khan/KaTeX/wiki/Function-Support-in-KaTeX \def isn't included in the core set, from what I
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by Mtinie 10y ago
Off the top of my head, I feel that using that syntax would increase the chances that you would run into issues trying to differentiate between escaped characters and expressions, though it's an interesting recommendation (and if MathJ
621.
by Mtinie 10y ago
For exactly that reason, we used $$(inline expression) and $$$(block expression) for the KaTeX delimiters in a web-based Markdown editor that I worked on. Originally we used the "standard" single $ delimiter but would run into pro
622.
by Mtinie 10y ago
Because he/she worked for the NSA and figured early "that shit was broke."
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by Mtinie 10y ago
I pay more for a minimally-sized instance for a non-trafficked web app on DigitalOcean every year. Uber has no legitimate reason to not pay the fee, regardless of the validity. This is just a company attempting to "screw the Man",
624.
by Mtinie 10y ago
$150?
625.
by Mtinie 10y ago
> Cutting out the sugar would help (especially because it's often a pointless addition with a painless substitution eg soda to non-sugar soda), but it would not be enough. This may not be as useful a replacement as we've always
626.
by Mtinie 10y ago
I use that filter and setup when I work on my art projects. It's a pain in the ass, so I know it's working (/snark) Runnning with it, however, is a whole different animal.
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by Mtinie 10y ago
You aren't alone. Should you ever want to chat/commiserate/pair program, you can contact me through my HN account. I don't have it all, though I have a lot, but I still find myself continuously drawn to a side that defie
628.
by Mtinie 10y ago
Peercoin qualifies, too.
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by Mtinie 10y ago
Perhaps, but that's how the platform deployment is described.
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by Mtinie 10y ago
Space-based platforms like the Hubble, Cassini, or Chandra.

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