arthulia

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by arthulia 13y ago
The site appears to be down now, so... http://pastie.org/private/xedrpvi9lbcfwnz7wvb1a
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by arthulia 13y ago
The README should really say what VimSpeak is. I don't want to have to watch a video about another similar application just to figure out what this is.
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by arthulia 13y ago
This is pretty good, not sure about the lottery thing though, since not everyone is a bitcoin miner.
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by arthulia 13y ago
Will this work for me?
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by arthulia 13y ago
Oh, duh. I thought about that a little while after I made the comment. It still seems like it would be a bit fidgety to set up unless the device itself had two wireless cards. If you give it the credentials to your home network but give it
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by arthulia 13y ago
A hot-spot is a bad idea because most computers can't connect to two wifi networks at once. That means any time you wanted to configure your thermostat, you'd have to disconnect from the internet.
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by arthulia 14y ago
Doesn't windows have a standard windows installer for python? Why are we still teaching beginners Python 2.7? What is wrong with python 3?
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by arthulia 14y ago
When the infrastructure becomes available, I have a hard time imagining how "self-driving" cars could possibly be any worse than humans driving cars.
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by arthulia 14y ago
Google Now already does all of this. It deduced my address by scraping my emails, and somehow it knows where I work, too. When my airline tickets were emailed to me, it brought up flight tracker information and weather for both arrival and
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by arthulia 14y ago
> If that doesn't make sense, think of it like this. Inflation is similar to nuclear fusion and deflation is like nuclear fission. Ohhh, now I get it.
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by arthulia 14y ago
That is not the fingerprint I have.
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by arthulia 14y ago
Nope, untrue. Read the description for oauth_callback. https://dev.twitter.com/docs/api/1/post/oauth/request_token
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by arthulia 14y ago
The point of http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5320630 was to address the fact that you were putting words in my mouth. You said "So what are you saying, it's ok as long as the US is not as bad a NK?" That statement is completely orthog
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by arthulia 14y ago
unless you live there.
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by arthulia 14y ago
Nobody here is saying that. The US treats a lot of people very reprehensibly, but comparing living conditions in the US to living conditions in NK is like comparing a Mercedes to a pogo-stick.
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by arthulia 14y ago
How you could say that is an order of magnitude????? The US has an order of magnitude more people! Using your numbers and Google's population estimates, 8 per 1000 people in NK are prisoners, while 7 per 1000 people in the US are prisoners.
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by arthulia 14y ago
Ah, I apologize. It seemed like the poster was making a comparison between the US and NK when he said that the US could no longer credibly criticize NK for human rights violations, and that "both have abused [...] human rights in abysmal wa
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by arthulia 14y ago
Wow. I'm happy to turn this into a discussion. North Korea has it worse. There is no way in hell, you are going to convince me that the US is a bigger domestic human rights violator.
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by arthulia 14y ago
> The issue with rebinding is that you'll only encounter your bindings on your machine. If you're frequently on machines that don't have your custom profile, that's an issue. I mentioned that at the end of my post.
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by arthulia 14y ago
He makes a good point though. You could switch insert to the h key and do it this way. Upsides: - ijkl is easier for users learning vim. - don't have to shift your fingers over to h key Downsides - rebind insert to h (not really a big deal)
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by arthulia 14y ago
Phew, from the title I thought we were talking about soap bubbles. Just one more thing kids of this age would have to grow up without.
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by arthulia 14y ago
Interesting. The font tags appear to have been closed with </font color>. What's weirder is that there are no line breaks so it kind of seems as if an IDE did this.
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by arthulia 14y ago
Aren't social networks just sort of like... blog networks?
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by arthulia 14y ago
Can't wait for NoMoSQL
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by arthulia 14y ago
Is turning with a V-tail aircraft harder/easier/different than a standard tail configuration?
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by arthulia 14y ago
Hopefully this is a fixed-gear aircraft...
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by arthulia 14y ago
Hmmm... What if she's not going to therapy?
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by arthulia 14y ago
I remember paying for a month of this a 4 or 5 years ago just to see what it was about. It seemed novel and fun, but my computer didn't run it very well, and my biggest complaint is that the graphical style made it hard to distinguish the e
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by arthulia 14y ago
What UI are you talking about? pacman is a relatively simple to use cli tool. -S to install something, -Ss to search for something -y to update the package list, and -Su to upgrade packages; that's basically four flags to memorize. Or do it
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by arthulia 14y ago
Yeah but nobody hangs the things they make with the tools on the same wall.

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