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3y ago
In the online version you can click and it moves the map so it doesn't have to cut things anywhere specifically - but it will always cut somewhere. https://imgur.com/rgeg1Lc
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> There were three versions of the DSP-1 named DSP-1, DSP-1a, and DSP-1b. While introducing bug fixing and improving the process, the chip behavior was slightly altered which resulted in planes in Pilot Wings demo crashing into the groun
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Well yes, I do agree in parts, python is awesome for this and if I am working on the lower level I would much prefer it as scripting language - it's very easy to glue. On C# and .NET we still don't have a portable C++/CLI, it
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Are we conflating .NET with C# and ecosystem? My perception is lots of libraries that does serious work are just written in C and C++, in the future I imagine they will be in Rust and not C# - I am talking libraries you get from NuGet, lots
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3y ago
Something about a service problem.
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Most of things that used to be g++ specific extensions are in standard nowadays. You can avoid by using a more recent c++ version.
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> Hufford says there’s reason to think that the organs won’t grow indefinitely in the lymph nodes. The mini organs rely on chemical distress signals from the failing liver to grow; once the new organs have stabilized blood filtering, the
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3y ago
> Illegal miners in the Amazon are increasingly well equipped, with access to Starlink systems that allow them to coördinate work and warn of raids. What the hell, can't they be tracked down reversely by asking Starlink itself?
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3y ago
I thought you were not supposed to be on "death" reach from the non playable pieces but apparently this doesn't matter.
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3y ago
Love code made for kicks. Also the other articles on the blog are super different one from the other!
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3y ago
The csv importer of Libre Office is fine. Excel gets the staying power because it's already in the contracts for all things Microsoft. I think Teams is the new powerhouse that makes the office suite indispensable in large offices. At h
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Ask HN: Has anyone else's Google Developer account been deactivated?
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I have a small python project here https://github.com/ericoporto/agstoolbox There are a few number of open issues but if you play with it and find something else you want to add just open an issue and ask about it.
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3y ago
This thing is mostly written to generate engagement through enragement against the writer.
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3y ago
Honestly looks great. Liked the short videos, the one that shows the orb in After Effects with the cut of what goes into deck screen was also very interesting. Ages ago I saw a work that was (I think) a piece of art that reused many phones
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3y ago
This, but see also Text Rendering Hates You https://faultlore.com/blah/text-hates-you/
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This is a fair request and nice thing to do to fellow users of this forum, people should not downvote this person.
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3y ago
Now that is a name I haven't heard in a long time. I had a Dragon Ball Z website using that domain, feels so long ago.
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3y ago
Pretty cool! Thank you for the link!
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3y ago
Hey, about these double ones, are they like old 3D photography? https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/10757T
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This title is great, kudos for the creativity. > So I guess it’s gonna be about a programming language named Julia and its usage for basic statistics. This writing is weird, you are the author right?
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3y ago
Had a good laugh reading this as it transformed along, that's great and could make interesting storytelling that would show the passing of time through a changing writing.
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Recently Trello has restricted the kanban guests to ten people. If your kanban functionality has some simple file in the background that is easy to share it could be used to hack an alternative to it.
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Oh yeah, I use pandoc + lua in Continuous Integration to build docs from their sources and it's pretty effective!
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Try this one later, of all linked in the thread, it looked very clean to me https://github.com/1943time/bluestone https://www.bluemd.me/ https://apps.apple.com/us/app/blueston
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3y ago
This one looks really good, I will give it a try later. Thanks for linking it!
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I don't remember, but the macOS apps distributed without the Appstore also require all the Apple dev dance of signing, notarization and paid developer account and all...
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Союз Советских Социалистических Республик?
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This is true. Btw, the macOS app store is also full of products that you really shouldn't use and most of software you really should use have alternate ways that you buy them going through their website and get something so that you ca
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3y ago
If you load it in a private tab it doesn't ask but it asks if I use a browser session where I am already logged on google (haven't ever loaded Colab in this particular account).
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