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by VMG 7y ago
wish they would update it to not hijack browser scrolling
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by VMG 7y ago
That lesson is absolutely appropriate for many instances. Especially if the individual did not receive appropriate punishment for their crime in the justice system and shows no remorse. Forgiveness is appropriate if the offender has learned
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by VMG 7y ago
Normal users will probably try different question-answer combinations until they get a hit, submitting a lot of personal data in the process
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by VMG 7y ago
I hope Blender will include more GIMP features in the future
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by VMG 7y ago
to my disappointment my distro doesn't provide `ddate` any longer :(
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by VMG 7y ago
Complaining about prices in Cambodia is pretty greedy indeed
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by VMG 7y ago
he is joking
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by VMG 7y ago
who could have thought
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by VMG 7y ago
what an odd endorsement of Google
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by VMG 7y ago
> Errors in Go are, at a minimum, annotated with contextual information before being returned. What surprised me when I last wrote Go was that there was no out-of-the-box solution to adding a stack trace to the error.
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by VMG 7y ago
There is nothing "secret" about these languages. Everybody knows they exist, everybody knows they are better in certain respects, most companies prefer standard languages where it is easy to recruit standard-level talent for stand
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by VMG 7y ago
You're probably not representative
433.
by VMG 7y ago
Higher quality affordable lenses yield more conscious enjoyment of photographs. Hence the question of economic applicability.
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by VMG 7y ago
No. But there are things besides money and math. Like photography!
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by VMG 7y ago
> The point of economics is that it keeps us alive so we can do math The most hacker news comment I read all year
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by VMG 7y ago
The author confuses government with markets multiple times
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by VMG 7y ago
The calculator should then show "approximately N months" -- showing "N months and M days" is nonsensical if "M" has no useful precision
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by VMG 7y ago
Months should not be used to describe durations. The length of one month is not clearly defined. Edit: except when giving an approximation, which the program doesn't
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by VMG 7y ago
So the wallet software will enforce the sanctions? If somebody writes an open-source wallet they can circumvent the rules? I don't get it.
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by VMG 7y ago
A "month" is a poorly defined unit of time and shouldn't be used to describe a duration.
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by VMG 7y ago
So is Libra following Swiss law? Does US law not apply to Libra? Can Facebook still be associated with it then?
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by VMG 7y ago
can anyone tell me if people in Iran can use it? this doesn't really answer my question: https://libra.org/en-US/security-privacy/#overview > Working with Law Enforcement > As with any currency or finan
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by VMG 7y ago
Not sure transactions have to be bundled in a block.
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by VMG 7y ago
Democracy will take care of the "Superrich" (that will probably include most people on HN)
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by VMG 7y ago
Empirical data shows that you are incorrect. People use tabs as a "brittle form of bookmarking", whether you like it or not.
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by VMG 7y ago
> No, you shouldn't be able to break the la Check your privilege, as some might say
447.
by VMG 7y ago
BitGo users always have two of the three keys. Only one of them is supposed to be online, the other one is a backup key.
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by VMG 7y ago
Ironically OpenGL programming is also often slammed here for being overly verbose and complicated
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by VMG 7y ago
> We are already using lots of Nuclear power, turns out it didn't help! Of course it did. Lots of CO2 emissions were avoided. It helped much more than all wind and solar combined. Of course regimes didn't care, and their refusa
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by VMG 7y ago
Coal it is then.

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