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amake
10y ago
Unicode supplies sample glyphs for all characters. That's plenty.
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amake
10y ago
> there is no common fallback font that is used by all systems (win, osx, linux, android ...) as a default. Again, meaningless. Why should there have to be a common fallback font?
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amake
10y ago
> it requires an O(n) algorithm to jump to a specific character If you are trying to index into a string by "character" you are almost certainly already doing it wrong. Meaningful indexing almost always has to be by grapheme c
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amake
10y ago
> the less likely it is that every font covers all the symbols that someone might find important That is a meaningless requirement. The symbols I use on a daily basis already don't exist in a single font. Operating systems handle fo
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amake
10y ago
> useless symbols? Just because they are useless to you doesn't mean they are useless to everyone.
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amake
10y ago
> Fax machines remain more popular than email, for example. This is a huge overstatement. Fax use is still common, but in no way is it more "popular" than email.
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amake
10y ago
Do you have an actual rebuttal to the patent, or is this a "pop" fallacy as well?
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amake
10y ago
This is surprisingly nice. I like live photos, but they've always been hard to share. This not only makes it easy, but the image stabilization really improves the result (maybe I just have a shaky hand).
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amake
10y ago
I think you don't actually understand the needs vs wants of the people you're talking about.
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amake
10y ago
Tokyo, yeah. It's former governor Ishihara's prestige play that he pushed for years and years. I don't know any normal people that actually wanted it. And since it was decided there's been scandal after scandal about the
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amake
10y ago
Note also, from the JetBrains side: http://blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2016/05/gradle-meets-kotlin...
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amake
10y ago
I just finished porting a very non-standard and highly customized Ant setup to Gradle, and the thought of now potentially rewriting the Groovy implementation in Kotlin isn't making me jump for joy. (No, rewriting wouldn't be stric
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Kotlin meets Gradle
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amake
10y ago
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amake
10y ago
> It is not enriching our culture in the same way different cuisines do, Speak for yourself. Learning foreign languages has enriched my life very much.
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amake
10y ago
It is neither nonsensical nor an error.
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amake
10y ago
Just stop. You're embarrassing yourself.
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amake
10y ago
Entirely false. に is perfectly valid here.
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amake
10y ago
There is nothing wrong with that sentence.
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amake
10y ago
What? Chinese and Japanese both use 互.
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amake
10y ago
Did you actually read and understand his comment? > I don't run any. You don't have to. The existence of extensions creates constraints on how they evolve the browser's internals.
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amake
10y ago
Yes, it was changed since I posted my comment. "Penises" used to be "male genitalia".
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amake
10y ago
The linked article's title is "Why do all old statues have such small penises?". Why was the word "penises" censored on HN? Edit: It's now been changed. It used to say "male genitalia" instead of &quo
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amake
10y ago
Bizarre non sequitur.
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amake
10y ago
> the existence of God is self-evident in Creation. By that standard, literally anything is self-evident in creation. How can you trust the judgement of anyone who buys that?
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amake
10y ago
No, large parts of Gradle are actually implemented in Groovy. You're referring to the DSL, which can be used purely declaratively, but it's not limited to such use (you can use all Groovy language featured in Gradle scripts).
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amake
10y ago
The title is currently "Heart Surgery in India for ,583 Costs 06,385 in U.S" but should be "Heart Surgery in India for $1,583 Costs $106,385 in U.S." ...So it's the instances of "$1" that got removed. Over
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amake
10y ago
> I'm still trying to understand why Apple install XCode command line utilities into an area of the system that is protected by SIP. They don't. Plenty of comments explain where the Xcode git actually is.
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amake
11y ago
I think you're talking about this: http://aadrake.com/command-line-tools-can-be-235x-faster-tha... I quite enjoyed it as well.
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amake
11y ago
This is really not my field, but my suspicion is It Just Doesn't Work Like That.
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amake
11y ago
> Uh, movie subtitles? Movie subtitles are very rarely actual transcriptions of what is spoken; they are instead summaries, edited for brevity and quick comprehension. I don't know much about what kind of corpora is required for tra
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