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Trufa
11y ago
VERY impressive demo but I find it kind of funny the extra effort it takes to produce a "worse font".
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11y ago
This article makes no sense as a standalone, if you don't compare with the other options, 144 deaths might be an amazing achievement or a worrying situation.
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11y ago
What things? One seems highly unlikely, the other might be impossible. In on would have to be able to read complex human thought, in the other we would basically would have to predict the future.
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11y ago
I don't think it's a matter of last resort, rather correct use. GUIs are inevitable. You basically should only ask from the user what a computer can't possibly know, for example what date you want to travel for your holidays
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Trufa
11y ago
Like so many other things in life.
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Trufa
11y ago
What is going on with the quality of the comments in this thread?
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11y ago
Oh man, would this be even possible? That is a lot of money. I'm gonna pitch in but this needs some serious traction. Wouldn't it be amazing though? Imagine what a breakthrough it would be, this sort of worldwide collaboration, it
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11y ago
Great, now I only need to convince everyone I know and meet to stop using Whatsapp ans switch to Telegram, sounds easy enough.
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11y ago
I am a very thick skinned person, I like people joking about me and like to joke about others, but let's get not confused about Linus, he's quite a character, I personally really like him (as far as I know him, basically his inter
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11y ago
You reach it with your right thumb, the same way you reach for space only a little bit more to the right. You're then in a conformable position for reaching out to this keys I mention.
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11y ago
Yes, I was just surprised that I didn't ever hear about it. It's not that it's something new, it's clearly not :)
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11y ago
There's no more Uruguay 10 Centesimos anymore, what will you do without the soda!
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11y ago
Seriously, the thought about foot pedals had never crossed my mind, AT ALL, even after so many years of reading tech news, it's a completely new concept. Disregarding the practicality or the actual use, I think it is a very interesting
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11y ago
I've gotten so used to the Spanish ISO layout that I don't really need it on the actual physical keyboard, I think it is a very practical layout for programming. Specially considering all the braces: [] is done by Alt Gr and the t
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11y ago
Interesting idea, despite the technical problems that might arise, I think it might be a very practical "solution". You do get some funny/weird situations: http://map.what3words.com/parir.seguro.rasga Which t
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11y ago
While I agree, I find that the comment section was quite helpful for understanding those concepts.
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11y ago
Welcome to our little country! Where do you come from? What's your mother tongue?
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11y ago
No, it's actually the hard way. This is the easy way: Foreigners come to country -> Foreigners need jobs -> Foreigners get jobs -> Less jobs for nationals. That's a very easy reasoning to following, it also gathers a lot
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11y ago
Yeah, don't be confused, this article is racist and xenophobic, in it's most dangerous form, hidden as something else.
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11y ago
Seriously, Sweden is an amazing country, so beautiful. People are so welcoming there, it's incredibly safe and easy to go around. Everybody speaks English and is willing to help. Some swedes that were mingling with some of this horribl
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11y ago
Completely liberal?? Drinking is extremely expensive and regulated, drugs are strictly forbidden. It's full of subsidies and welfare in many aspects of life and society, not sure what you're talking about. It's very liberal i
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11y ago
http://i.imgur.com/SLLsFfV.png I think it should look something like this, it's a quick mock up, but I think it should be distraction free and with a clear path to the desired action. Maybe a link to the multiple optio
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11y ago
Any news? I still can't use it.
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11y ago
Related to that, I got really frustrated with the site, I went through all the site (though I didn't watch the video), I read it all, watched the animations, all the way down to the button, where they casually (by ommision) inform me t
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11y ago
Anything that modifies the native scrolling of a website can make a lot of trouble for some users, it's sometimes laggy, slow, or you simply can't scroll, it's a dangerous game. Though we could discuss it all night long, in t
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11y ago
Yeah, but it's with sugar too right?
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11y ago
IMHO, you should try to setup some kind of minimal demo that doesn't include signing up, looks nice on the videos, but I would like to give it spin without handing out all my personal data.
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12y ago
Only negativity in this thread. You're being offered a desktop environment for free, and all you can do is point out its problems. I think it looks pretty slick, and will give it a try, why are people so nitpicky here?
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12y ago
Yes, some sort of filtering is missing, I would like to filter by frontend for example. It would be very practical that way.
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12y ago
I don't agree with your comment, but I did want to point out that I think there's no Haskell codecademy course.
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