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by almost 12y ago
A blind guy I met at a conference showed me something very cool with voiceover, try voiceover in the camera app then point the camera at some people.
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by almost 12y ago
Complaining about a Category Theory lecture being too abstract does seem a little like complaining about a river being too wet :)
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by almost 12y ago
Cool! I had a lot of fun writing a solver in Haskell for a crossword like this a few months ago. Apologies for the self promotion but here's a link to the article I wrote about it http://almostobsolete.net/regex-crosswo
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by almost 12y ago
It did, at least the way I read it. That might say more about me than it does about you though :)
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by almost 12y ago
Lots of respect for replying to a pretty snarky comment and admitting that you were wrong with good humour, if everyone was like this internet comments would be a whole lot better :)
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by almost 12y ago
But wait, O(2n) and O(n) are the same aren't they? Eg both linear, constant factor doesn't make a difference to the time complexity. Or did you mean to write O(2^n) or something?
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by almost 12y ago
That would be really useful for some things. Quite a burden to put on the library implementors though!
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by almost 12y ago
This is what people often do apart from the last point (no undefined in JSON, and by definition anything you could choose here would conflict with valid values). This works well for a lot of use cases but can't express everything you m
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by almost 12y ago
> only few of us have the time and patience to interact with Debian on a voluntary basis. This might present a problem if they actually do try and fork it. I imagine it would take more time a patience to run a competing fork than to inte
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by almost 12y ago
But ECMAScript is a mouthful to say and sounds a bit like a skin condition, I don't think that's ever going to become the common name people use for it.
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by almost 12y ago
I don't think you could make a IP firewall that enforced read-only either, at least not in a general case.
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by almost 12y ago
It's the fact that you're using the same cable to charge and for data (which is also one of the things that makes USB really useful), now add that the devices tend to not to be hugely secure and to just trust whatever they've
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by almost 12y ago
Enabling for read-only in the general case simply wouldn't be possible. The device would have to know every USB protocol that could possibly be spoken and which commands are for reading and which for writing (and what to do with comman
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by almost 12y ago
You can get a certain amount of power from USB without a data connection but to get more (which higher powered devices need to charge quickly or, in some cases, at all) you need to send a data signal to request it. So cutting those wires so
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by almost 12y ago
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by almost 12y ago
Maybe give some examples? The question just seems odd to honest.
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by almost 12y ago
Why do you think that people currently resident in the US are inherently better than those not currently living in the US?
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Keepod: Can a $7 stick provide billions computer access?(m.bbc.co.uk)
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by almost 13y ago
The wooden model "works", eg they all touch. But it could be slightly less than perfect and you wouldn't be able to tell, mathematicians care about these things :)
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by almost 13y ago
Hi there, I hadn't seen wepay before and it looks really interesting. Do you have a page that sets out exactly what risks there are when building a marketplace with your system? I see that you guys say you protect from fraud with an an
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Awesome chrome extension for people who hate the word "awesome"(github.com)
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by almost 13y ago
PayPals API certainly isn't the worst but it's pretty awful. So much pain doing PayPal integrations. I assumed it just kind of happened but I'm shocked if you guys thought it was good... See Stripe for an example of not to ab
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by almost 13y ago
You guys look cool, are you US only though?
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by almost 13y ago
I've worked with Nic and would highly recommend him, very practical and resourceful. If you need anything related to hardware then give him a try!

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