Rexxar

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by Rexxar 7y ago
I have done a similar tool but based on geometric relations instead of constraints, you can see links in my profile (it's only on mac app store at the moment)
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by Rexxar 7y ago
Different name depending on language is not necessarily a sign of a political dispute (even if it is in this particular case).
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by Rexxar 7y ago
Does it have its own integrated source control ?
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by Rexxar 7y ago
You should do a "Show HN" for it. I think a lot of people will like it.
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by Rexxar 7y ago
Switching between this and a blank page make it incredibly visible for me.
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by Rexxar 7y ago
Why is it a problem here ? It's clearly indicated at the end and I see books as a natural complement to newspapers. I generally dislike advertisement but this seems to be one of the rare legitimate case.
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by Rexxar 7y ago
> notice all the other (non-US) countries in the list using .gov.<two letter country code>? no, Spanish speaking countries use "gob"
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by Rexxar 7y ago
> one is also a valid abbreviation of their language's word. No, you can't abbreviate "ou" with "o", it's a different sound. Similarly in English, you don't use "t" for "th" in
489.
by Rexxar 7y ago
It's the same meaning but I would prefer "just follow the specification an let developer decide what they want"
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by Rexxar 7y ago
Paris is 84.45 km² if you remove woods that are outside "Boulevard Périphérique"
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by Rexxar 7y ago
That seems like a distinction without a difference. He basically called people who think water is a human right extremist (from your link).
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by Rexxar 7y ago
I nitpick a little but failures were at launch 1 and 14. Partial Failures at launch 2, 10 and 97 so the current effective success rate is much higher than 95,2%. (4 failures in the 14 first launches, but only one partial failure in 91 launc
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by Rexxar 7y ago
We have all seen a lot of accepted but impossible patents but is there any known refused patents of valid invention because the examiners didn't understood the science behind it ?
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by Rexxar 7y ago
Kosovo and Montenegro (1.7M and 0.7M habitants) are unilaterally using euro. Other (bigger) countries have their money pegged to euro : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_status_and_usage...
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by Rexxar 7y ago
That really depends on the law that manage transition between two jobs. It's seems perfectly plausible to me. For example, if the law mandate to warn fired people 3 months in advance, they have the time to find another job before losin
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by Rexxar 7y ago
Slavery was abolished in France in 1315 : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_X_of_France#Readmittance... (it's a little short but there are much more details on the french wikipedia)
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by Rexxar 7y ago
It seems to be a naming convention for provisional names ( https://www.quora.com/How-are-asteroids-named ) 2019 OK : - "2019" => discovered in 2019 - O => discovered in 2nd half of july - K => 10th object d
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by Rexxar 7y ago
The 1998-2011 gap has made a lot of damage to c++ in term of "market share". I think it's necessary to avoid something similar happen again.
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by Rexxar 7y ago
Garbage collection algorithms can be used for other thinks than pure memory management. Each time you have dependencies between objects and want to remove some objects which are not useful any more, you can use a similar algorithm to make a
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by Rexxar 7y ago
I'm not really interested to buy at the moment, I clicked just to see price after seeing comments on price ... and the result is : 10,99€ (114.99€ with a special -90% offer available for only 4 days) Seems to be a lottery.
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by Rexxar 7y ago
You don't have to keep it private after 2/3 months. Just make the algorithm public and no one will kidnap you.
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by Rexxar 7y ago
No need to launder, this money would not be illegal. Just convert it and pay your taxes. When you will have to justify your revenues, everybody will have migrated to different cryptography anyway and you will not be in danger any more and y
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by Rexxar 7y ago
Allowed if correctly compensated seems better to me than just forbidden.
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Die Luft Der Freiheit Weht – On and Off (1995)(web.stanford.edu)
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by Rexxar 7y ago
I wonder if it would be possible to have an heterogeneous processor with a mix of arm and x86 cores. (They would probably have to partner with AMD which will produce x86 chiplets for them)
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by Rexxar 7y ago
It's an interesting idea. I will have to look at it in the future.
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by Rexxar 7y ago
@all Don't hesitate to let comments on issue page if you have any problem ( https://github.com/Ludigraphix/ludigraphix.github.io/issues )
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by Rexxar 7y ago
Here is 10 more :-) 3XERMFTW3JP3 3NAJNRKXJ4WW NM7TELFXHEE7 4H9KJ346LMMT 9WEFW7TRXE3M WJY6KXN4M9Y7 A46TE7PHN74F LP9PJL4TFL4L FX9AHKWHWXLR YMPEYYRPKM44
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by Rexxar 7y ago
I will try to put it on Windows Store soon. I can send you a binary if you send me a mail (support at ludigraphix dot org).
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by Rexxar 7y ago
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