amadeusw

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by amadeusw 10y ago
Does it work for you further along? I wanted to peek at source or man of strlen and saw a 404: http://pdclib.e43.eu/man/#/man/3/strlen.html
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by amadeusw 10y ago
> T-Mobile will pay for those benefits through a $35.5 million consumer benefit program, with an additional $7.5 million paid directly to the US Treasury and $5 million in services and equipment provided to American schools.
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by amadeusw 10y ago
Since now Edge has the extensions now, I'll switching before upgrading hardware. I want to see how much longer my old battery would last.
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by amadeusw 10y ago
My hay fever declined after a serious allergic reaction that sent me to a hospital. Then I also had a few cats, to whom I was allergic to. Hope yours declines, too. I guess I lucked out!
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by amadeusw 10y ago
It looks like the same strategy as used when rigging elections in South America: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11397113 Whether this is ordered by the candidate's staff or not, there will be no way to trace the
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by amadeusw 10y ago
How come the graph for "Everyone" is not in between of Men and Women?
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by amadeusw 10y ago
Google link: https://www.google.ca/search?q=Microsoft+and+Alphabet+shed+%... Article body: http://pastebin.com/5Jz88y3Y
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by amadeusw 11y ago
As an engineer in shoes of a startup founder, I wish my presentations were half as cool as his. He ain't the best showman but it's always easier to talk about presentations than actually give them.
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by amadeusw 11y ago
That's a good idea, but what if Kik lawyers come knocking on your door saying that you're breaking the law and this package cannot stay there forever, or for any moment longer?
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by amadeusw 11y ago
I don't smell any PR war here. This release is important because it publicizes code that is very valuable to tool developers. Before this release you had two ways to learn practical aspects of Visual Studio extensibility: 1. Use sample
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by amadeusw 11y ago
Your server will probably get blacklisted for heavy usage or some arbitrary API violation. Do you have a plan to remedy or circumvent it?
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by amadeusw 11y ago
Exactly. I think most of us see this project as a hyperbole. Dyslexia does not make you literally see scrambled letters, but make it similarly difficult to read. I found the long and uncommon ones like "phonetical" especially diff
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by amadeusw 11y ago
Similar add-on for Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/hn-utility-su...
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by amadeusw 11y ago
I wish I saw this a couple weeks earlier, before I gave up on React-Redux. Its documentation and Dan's talks work well for isolated samples, but I had no luck building a larger system that binds all the pieces together. There is no def
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by amadeusw 11y ago
None of the blog post links work, though. Does anyone have a working link to a sample story?
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Nobody Wants to Use Your Product(smashingmagazine.com)
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by amadeusw 11y ago
I relate to OP's notion of "free hours". Simple programming tasks took me twice the usual time late at night, and after 1am I just couldn't come up with anything creative. That's great that you work well in the even
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by amadeusw 11y ago
Good job! The UX is top notch and the results are inspiring
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by amadeusw 11y ago
The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy has a comprehensive, yet concise writeup on Girard's theories [1]. Interestingly, the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy has no article on him [2] - is it because he worked there? [1] http:&#x
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by amadeusw 11y ago
Are there any libraries in particular that you're interested in?
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by amadeusw 11y ago
You're right, I didn't give a straight answer. Alive will use the CPU and the disk, but your computer won't be crawling nor crushed. And when you're done, just click the button to stop Alive, and it will stop - for real.
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by amadeusw 11y ago
Thanks! That's a good point. We will use IEnumerable and LINQ in the next example that we'll make
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by amadeusw 11y ago
No, all the processing is asynchronous. Depending on size of your project and complexity of the code, we can update within <100ms to a few seconds after your keystroke.
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by amadeusw 11y ago
Price listed in the store: 20,700.00p. = USD 328
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by amadeusw 11y ago
exactly! And so is reckless driving. I'm looking forward to this law being passed in more jurisdictions.
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by amadeusw 11y ago
This is great! I'm just trying to improve my pronunciation for recording a podcast and I'm spending a lot of time on dictionary.com. Hearing many people pronounce a word is great. @cairo1982 some videos are listed as private, and
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by amadeusw 11y ago
You don't need to share your location. Hit the bouncing camera button in the bottom-center to set a target.
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by amadeusw 11y ago
Yes! I haven't played chess in years and for me these training sessions are a perfect way to slowly get back into chess.
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by amadeusw 11y ago
They even made commercials to prove how clean the cars are. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNS2nvkjARk I own a TDI VW and fell into believing that the ride is indeed clean. Now it looks like their software hacks are even
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by amadeusw 11y ago
I just linked this to my girlfriend who's going to her first HTML intro class tonight. Seeing the immediate results of your experiments is not only satisfying but highly productive. Installing code editors and "cryptic acronyms&qu

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