Rexxar

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by Rexxar 8y ago
I'm nitpicking but tomatoes are (sometimes) use as a fruit in culinary context: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomato_jam
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by Rexxar 8y ago
My first guess would be to add more water.
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Resurgence of deadly measles blamed on low MMR vaccination rates(theguardian.com)
3 points by Rexxar 8y ago|0 comments
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by Rexxar 8y ago
Meta comment: "blattimwind" comment is grey at the moment. What is the point to down vote someone that has just misunderstood an arguably ambiguous expression ?
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by Rexxar 8y ago
I think that the root of such test is the idea that "I write more test than you so i'm better" mentality. Similarly to evaluating productivity to number of line of code, evaluating "seriousness/professionalism"
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by Rexxar 8y ago
I think the reality is that the software is not bad. But it is very often customized to fit ridiculous management desire and it then become difficult to use. And it's always simpler to blame the tool than your boss.
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by Rexxar 8y ago
Imaginative people are bad too, they predict the wrong version of the future.
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by Rexxar 8y ago
Don't call things you don't understand stupid. Ask for explanation, then you can (sometimes) do a judgement.
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by Rexxar 8y ago
non-amp link: https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2018/07/anthropo...
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by Rexxar 8y ago
It's all other who are ridiculed imho. It was the only person who do a basic check.
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Ideology (2015)(destroyallsoftware.com)
1 points by Rexxar 8y ago|0 comments
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by Rexxar 8y ago
Like header/code in C or C++ ? I'm not a Java programmer but it seems like an abuse of interface if it's done systematically.
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by Rexxar 8y ago
Not really. For example, a doctor who is here only for money can chose more expansive operation/treatment than necessary in order to win more even if it is not a good choice for the patient.
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Show HN: Ludigraphix, my new geometry-oriented vector drawing software
3 points by Rexxar 8y ago|0 comments
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by Rexxar 8y ago
What you say is essentially an appeal to authority. The questions of wombat92 are legitimate and it is the job of the journalist to answer them in the article. "They are professional, they know their job" is not a valid scientific
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by Rexxar 8y ago
I don't down vote him but I understand that some people want to keep political discussions out of this forum, especially when this is not directly related to the original submission.
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by Rexxar 8y ago
They launch "ZEP token" and have a white paper. They will surely be a success.
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by Rexxar 8y ago
Story with more comments than points always disappear faster from front page.
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by Rexxar 8y ago
Let's call this product "iPhone mini". With a good name for it, I'm sure we can convince Apple to do it.
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by Rexxar 8y ago
This seems to be the problematic script https://phys.org/push-sw.js probably an infinite loop in the event loop but I don't know javascript.
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by Rexxar 8y ago
Because a moderator have done what you ask for and the comment is not relevant any more so he hide it too. Sometimes moderators let a message like "Done, thanks" but not always.
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by Rexxar 8y ago
Apparently, the compiler is progressively rewritten in d. For those interested, there is a tag for the last pure c version: https://github.com/DigitalMars/Compiler/tree/Last-C-Version Would probably be intere
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by Rexxar 8y ago
The occitan/latin name is Tolosa. I never saw other intermediate form.
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by Rexxar 8y ago
Deployment of EUV technology was initially expected in 2007. They had probably at least some valid reasons to stay with known technology. This is probably a mistake, but every company do mistakes.
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by Rexxar 8y ago
Would it be news if Apple said that new iPhone X's cost less to build than launch day iPhone X's ?
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by Rexxar 8y ago
Using more resource than necessary to build a product doesn't it has deficiencies from the user point of view.
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C++17: The two line visitor explained(schneide.wordpress.com)
2 points by Rexxar 9y ago|0 comments
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by Rexxar 9y ago
Tangentially related question: do Chinese website use higher font size (especially for traditional script) ? I find those character hardly readable on hackernews at default font size.
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by Rexxar 9y ago
You're moving the goalposts too in your first comment: The original article never say there wasn't any very successful and innovative internally developed products. Arguably, YouTube, Android, Maps and Double Clicks have much more
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by Rexxar 9y ago
They are smaller, have higher body temperature and use a more energy intensive way of moving. They're necessarily consume more food. It's probably reversed if you compare a small bat to ostriches, but it's true in general.

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