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13y ago
This has got to be one of the most impossible to translate Spanish writing authors ever.
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The thing is "conocer el hielo" gives you this feeling of playing and experimenting a new sensation. It's more like took him to discover the ice, but I don't think I can translate it accurately, though the differences ar
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13y ago
It's so hard at the beginning to google it,since you don't know the names. This is an extremely helpful tool for beginners!
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As someone who works as a webdev, though I sometimes have trouble explaining what I do to non technical persons, I always have the "I do websites" explanation. I cannot even imagine the faces when you answer: "We built high-e
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13y ago
Thanks!! I haven't had time to check it out yet.
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13y ago
What is the limitation of this? I mean if I'm reading a text file that is a map, and I delete part of it, I'm guessing this is quite impossible to reverse debug correct?
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13y ago
> I just wish people can put their differences aside, accept each other's beliefs. This sounds very nice and I agree with the sentiment, but has a big flaw in the argumentation. When you consider those beliefs directly contradict th
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13y ago
Indeed, it's funny that I'm reading about a vulnerability they had and it's actually making me feel more safe about using their products.
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I agree that this seems like an abstraction for this is missing, but I always have the feeling that what you're doing in covering holes in a leaking dam you might get good at it, but you'll always have leaks.
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13y ago
I find it a little bit weird to not be able to collaborate with anything smaller than 20€.
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13y ago
> it sounds like a hack performed by some back-alley doc in a dystopic science fiction story... I mean, they did manage to give him back his sight for a limited period of time, that's pretty amazing technology if you ask me, not th
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13y ago
Who knows, maybe you would have ended up like @n ;)
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I does, in the loading screen (every time), down right, it offers a link to the html version.
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13y ago
Incredibly cool but seems to have a lot of trouble in the Nexus4.
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13y ago
Good to hear! Thanks for the feedback. I've had to fight against carousels several times, since they sometimes want to be used as a way to save space and fit more information, that's clearly bad UI but I certainly think that there
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13y ago
Photographers displaying pictures that don't want to lose vertical space is clearly one. In our website we use it for instructional photo succession, I think it works pretty good, I'm open to suggestions (other than videos) to oth
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This is pretty hilarious, would drive me nuts. I once did a similarly annoying chrome extension just for fun: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/annoying-typo-gene... Randomly generates typo in inputs and t
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13y ago
I never had this problem and wasn't aware of it, but I'm glad to know it, because it sounds like something awfully hard to debug if you don't know what's up.
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13y ago
I though you were kidding.
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13y ago
Honestly, I haven't even read it because I'm tired and I'll leave it for tomorrow, but this is the reason I check HN, I've gotten good enough at skimming through and article and the comments to know when an post is worth
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13y ago
Two hours straight and managed to get once to 1024.
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Wow! I don't have any use for this right now, but I'm in awe! The landing page is beautiful and the video catching, registration is easy and the tutorial is great, color me impressed.
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Hi, I'm working on an application that need to do Geocoding, and it's a problem that's definitely not solved. We've tried countless solutions but hadn't found any satisfying one until now. We cannot (and will not) u
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I live in Austria now and it is amazing the amount of people who use GMX. I've been on a crusade to try to make people switch to, well, whatever but not that. I think it was one of the first ones around here and people got used to it a
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I think bower looks badass! http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/people/kopf/pixelart/...
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I've never though about that! But it sounds great! A question though... I don't know how much though you actually have put into this, but I'm curious. What do you consider a cheap computer? I do all my coding (though it mainl
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13y ago
It's funny but I think that's the way to go if you can't get your content first, if something slips through, it might be weird to the customer, but not insulting.
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The most useful part was the comment: > I think it’s worth emphasising that stash stores just your changes and not a snapshot of the entire tree. This means that you can create your stash on one branch and then pop it onto another branch
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I'd just like to mention that in some countries (Uruguay for example) it's becoming the go to social networks, the "hot" news and stuff are spreading though WhatsApp and not though FB anymore. I guess that could be one o
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A tomahawk is around $569,000 per unit! http://www.navy.mil/navydata/fact_display.asp?cid=2200&tid=1...
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