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721.
by agos 12y ago
skimmed briefly. page 16 has four words in it.
722.
by agos 12y ago
The strap may be finitely long, but the adjustment is continuous. This still allows for infinite values.
723.
by agos 12y ago
Other than the possibilities others have already stated, a health check for drivers can include a drug test.
724.
by agos 12y ago
it's 7 days, not 15. the point is that if you're on a trip longer than 7 days you have to print them while on your trip, which might not be easy.
725.
by agos 12y ago
it's very similar to Recurrence Equations, minus the time indication (the absence of which is the cause for a number of bugs).
726.
by agos 12y ago
you can select individual lines in Tower, as well.
727.
by agos 12y ago
The system is a bit more redundant now: there are now 32 satellites, and on average 9 are visibile from any point.
728.
by agos 12y ago
It's still #1 in profits, though.
729.
by agos 12y ago
Can't wait for the announcement about the Harlem data center written in african american vernacular and the one about the Shanghai data center, with the hilarious misspellings swapping Ls and Rs.
730.
by agos 12y ago
to get out safely avoiding incoming traffic once parked.
731.
by agos 12y ago
AFAIK this is already possibile Edit: someone on this thread has confirmed
732.
by agos 13y ago
this exmplanation reminds me of the “mu” word from zen culture (as seen on Gödel, Escher, Bach).
733.
by agos 13y ago
so the grammars are still a bunch of regexes? that'd be kind of a letdown
734.
by agos 13y ago
Children also like to see their parents from time to time, so the extra time works, too.
735.
by agos 13y ago
too bad the iOS application design is just a Whatsapp ripoff.
736.
by agos 13y ago
The colors pass all the accessibility checks on foreground vs. background I've found. Maybe your monitor is a bit off
737.
by agos 13y ago
Reminds me of Brett Victor's “The future of programming” ( http://vimeo.com/71278954 ), “Learnable Programming” ( http://worrydream.com/LearnableProgramming/ ) and “Inventing on principle” ( http:&#x2
738.
by agos 13y ago
No, it doesn't. From the article: “To be clear - we will still define how to use HTTP/2.0 with http:// URIs, because in some use cases, an implementer may make an informed choice to use the protocol without encryption.
739.
by agos 13y ago
This sounds more like [SPOILER HERE] Minority Report
740.
by agos 13y ago
so much for feeding people who have no access to food, then.
741.
IMessage Privacy
1 points by agos 13y ago|0 comments
742.
Are map, reduce, and filter turing complete?(swizec.com)
1 points by agos 13y ago|0 comments
743.
by agos 13y ago
I tried quickly with a PNG screenshot, and found that the result was bigger than what ImageOptim could do. It seems to me that you're not stripping color profile information, you might want to check it!
744.
by agos 14y ago
The point about “using microprocessor technology” sure makes is sound like real technology!
745.
by agos 14y ago
Me too, on all URLs including the one you posted.
746.
by agos 14y ago
Just got a tweet from @macromates, they say they'll still charge for binaries
747.
Re-Designing the classic email client(vanschneider.com)
284 points by agos 14y ago|208 comments
748.
by agos 14y ago
Competing with a product so refined such as GMaps will be very tough for Apple, but regarding your Bing example, if past experience is of any indication, the fact that Microsoft couldn't do something is an excellent indicator that Apple w
749.
by agos 15y ago
it has big advantages in terms of readability and is necessary for self-documenting code
750.
by agos 15y ago
Number 2) is included in Sublime Text (same shortcut, too). And it's fuzzy!

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