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by aquadrop 7y ago
I think it pretty simple to balance it in this situation - you need to tell. And need to test everyone who could have contact.
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by aquadrop 7y ago
I don't understand why simple algo "don't register touches 5mm from the edge" isn't implemented. Or at least give me it in settings. This will allow to use full screen for video etc, but also will be much more conve
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by aquadrop 7y ago
What's the city and what website did you use? I didn't find many such options when was looking over (though not that thoroughly).
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by aquadrop 7y ago
Can you give a quick tl;dr about 1?
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by aquadrop 7y ago
Not directly, but in a same vein, there's language based on rock music texts: https://github.com/RockstarLang/rockstar Example of the code: Evil Energy is death The Legend says doo Spirit takes Will
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by aquadrop 7y ago
Quick question, why simple box for packages on the porch isn't used as a solution against pirates? Delivery people won't put it there? Or it's considered ugly? Or something else? Seems like a quick and effective solution - if
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by aquadrop 7y ago
The only measure that needed to be done after 9/11, and it's surprising why this very effective measure wasn't implemented before - securing access to the pilot's cabin. Everything else is overreaction cause by power gra
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by aquadrop 7y ago
GoLand solves many problems though, for example they have conditional breakpoints and function execution in debugger (though not that powerful). And code refactoring/navigation is also pretty good.
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by aquadrop 7y ago
Can't agree here. Go is going for simplicity of the language but definitely not for simplicity of tooling. If anything, I would say golang tooling is more complicated then c#, with all that myriad of small tools. Debugging story is jus
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by aquadrop 7y ago
Is there anything like Arc for android?
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by aquadrop 7y ago
I would take the whole mattress industry with a grain of salt.
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by aquadrop 7y ago
To sleep fine you can use the type of a lock that only opens from inside with turn of a knob (deadbolt?).
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by aquadrop 7y ago
There was kind of environmental review. At least there was environmental opposition to building it in the park and they added dome to the building so it could fit old elm trees completely inside the building and so trees were saved.
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by aquadrop 7y ago
I think it's a great read that shows how projects (including IT) can be effective if you find right approach for the task.
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The Crystal Palace(en.wikipedia.org)
48 points by aquadrop 7y ago|31 comments
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by aquadrop 7y ago
Awful move. If they just remove users with all their tweets it breaks internet and I hate when companies do that. The stated reason (not logged in can't agree on terms changes) seems feeble - there's million ways to handle it bett
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by aquadrop 7y ago
I think it's a shared dish between Russia and Ukraine, but Russia already had solyanka on this site :)
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by aquadrop 7y ago
I pay for premium as well and those embedded ads bother me much less because I can always skip it manually and I understand the content creator needs to be rewarded. I much prefer embedded ads to some solution like paywalls that appeared on
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by aquadrop 7y ago
That's because most of those hours are inefficient A lot of time spent coordinating meetings and walking with people showing the things they could see/read themselves. In most cases you only really need realtor at the very end, af
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by aquadrop 7y ago
Probably drag from the air will be too high on high speeds so you won't glide that far? Maybe it can work on Mars? :)
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by aquadrop 7y ago
Oh yeah, that once was a big problem for me when I was something like 9 years old. I was using library a lot and one day I lost the book. And there were fines for that and for late return as well. I didn't tell my parents because we di
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by aquadrop 7y ago
It creates unfair competitive advantage against those who don't want to adhere to state approved propaganda.
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by aquadrop 7y ago
I don't think this is true about 30 year window, more like 40: https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/de4j0n/ocd...
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by aquadrop 7y ago
I don't think having 2FA in phone app is pointless. It's still second factor, if someone got to your bank account. They need to get access to that 2FA app as well. And of course you protect that app with password/ping. Do you
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by aquadrop 7y ago
I don't understand why do you even have to declare a race during admission? Does it happen in all US universities?
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by aquadrop 7y ago
If it's 2 mpg but despite this gets wildly used it means it was right decision.
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by aquadrop 7y ago
I think the threshold of when Typescript starts being helpful is reached very quickly. Because there's always some schema in code, yes you can assign any value in JS, but then you have to remember it and account it in other code etc. T
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by aquadrop 7y ago
I have similar way of calculating square meters from square feet. "Subtract 10% divide by 10". So for example 900 square feet: 900 - 90 = 810/10 = 81. Real answer is 83.6, close enough for me.
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by aquadrop 7y ago
And you'd be wrong saying that about Russia. Sure, most of the country landmass is located in pretty cold regions, but nobody lives there, most of population lives in european part with okish weather. And this part is still huge enough
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by aquadrop 7y ago
Yeah, I didn't mean anything about questioning if it was a sleight etc, just talking about size of population. The comment was talking about Russia being substitution for USA in coupling with China, and that Russia has too low populati

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