VT_Drew

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by VT_Drew 10y ago
This is great! Thanks.
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
I will stop bashing C when C code looks as beautiful as Python code.
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
>it would be pretty easy to figure out who voted for who when they step out of the polling booth and the tally updates. I see this as a pro not a con. I want to be reassured that my vote was counted correctly. That is way more important
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
Maybe, I am not so sure that this is an actual phenomenon or just a perceived one. I, for one, think the pro's outweigh any cons, I like the the idea of being reassured that my vote got counted correctly and that there isn't any f
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
I don't know why there isn't a live data feed. I wish when you went in to vote there was a big screen that shows the current vote count for each candidate. You should be able to stay and watch the screen until the polls close and
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
I am sure people could adjust to this. I am not certain how many people actually use those buttons without looking at the keyboard anyway. When I learned to type the function keys weren't included, I for one, always have to look when u
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
Why is everyone so upset about this? It is a dynamic part of the keyboard. I would be shocked if there was no option to set it "classic mode" for certain applications (or even universally if you wanted), which would have the ESC k
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
Yeah, I don't understand all the outrage over the touchbar. It changes depending on your application. So can't you setup VIM so the touchbar displays a "normal" or "classic layout", which would display all the
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
This seems neat but not what I was expecting. I am writing a small django app to track my finances. This is just an app I am writing for myself to use personally. I would love to be able to get transactions directly from a credit card, I kn
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
that is why I said at best
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
>potentially creating a new technology to help avert climate change >The reaction turns CO2 into ethanol, which could in turn be used to power generators and vehicles. I am no scientist, my question is this: wouldn't it be a zero
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
Is the Garmin smart enough so if two routes temporarily share a stretch of road it doesn't tell you to get off the route you were coming from? For example you are traveling east on route 2, route 202 merges into 2. Rt 2 and 202 are the
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
I love the idea of the cheap bastard plan.
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
>Changing a toner is $50 per cartridge. What is the yield though? I haven't seen anything that even comes close to the cost savings with a Kyocera (not to mention their machines are work horses will print all day without issue). I c
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
Eh, when it comes to computers (not printers) HP isn't that bad. I'll take HP over Lenovo any day. Although HP wouldn't be my first choice when choosing a computer.
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
>Does this, like SGX, require signing by AMD itself? I don't know the answer to this question, but AMD does tend to be more "open" than their competitors (look at FreeSync vs Gsync). So maybe there is hope here.
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
Want to end mass incarceration? End the war on drugs. The vast majority of inmates are non-violent drug offenders.
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
>but it's done its job and gotten stuck in my head But it has had the complete opposite affect. As much the charity might be a great and worthy cause, I will never support them and hope the fold simply so I don't ever have to h
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
paywall
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
Am I the only one that caught the homestarrunner reference?
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
>and are still operating at a loss. No their not, there Q2 financials had them in black.
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
Neat, I will check this out. Although, if I am honest I really wish there was "Crystal for python".
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
>I thought it was the case that Moore's "Law" hasn't held up since ~2012. I thought it was before that, like 1999. I pretty sure I had an Intel Pentium III 2 GHz processor in 99. The computer I am using to type this c
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
This is really neat. Great job. Only criticism, the headlines should be above the "meat" (favorized content). The headlines give the context. If I read the favorized part first I am often wondering what the heck the text is talkin
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
>True, voting for an alternative candidate will take a percentage of the votes away from Clinton or Trump No it won't. The only wasted vote is voting for someone you don't believe in. Google Gary Johnson. > President elected
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
>A good investment has to grow in value over inflation Housing is the exception to this rule. Yes you want your investments to beat inflation, but unlike an index fund, or a stock, or a commodity, you need housing (you have to live somew
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
The title should read "Industrial Farming is Horrible". Industrial crops aren't much better for the environment.
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
>With electronic ballots, it's suddenly trivially easy for just a tiny handful rogue elements to stealthily forge every vote without anyone even realizing there was fraud. We already have technology that, so far, is pretty much tamp
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
It isn't realistic with stocks. Are you really going to go get 100% consent from every single person that has stock in company? Even the people that only hold 100 shares (or 1 share for that matter)? You would never be able take public
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by VT_Drew 10y ago
for tables use https://github.com/bradleyayers/django-tables2 for forms use https://github.com/gregmuellegger/django-floppyforms For navigation just use something like http://purecss.io

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