benibela

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by benibela 7y ago
Doors and corners, kid. That's where they get you.
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by benibela 7y ago
You usually do not need to use text() in xpath, so this should work the same: //root/item[key="name"]/value
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by benibela 7y ago
I just bought 8 GB DDR3 for 21€
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by benibela 7y ago
I really like <root name="John" city="London" /> It easy to query with xpath It parses the same regardless of the order. With the right way, is <item><key>Name</key><value>John<
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by benibela 7y ago
That is definitely the best to use with xpath
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by benibela 7y ago
That is only valid if the XDF standard has been published by the W3C
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by benibela 7y ago
The worst XML use I have ever seen are lists generated by Lazarus. Every list. For example in the project files you have: <RequiredPackages Count="5"> <Item1> <PackageName Value="LazUtils&q
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by benibela 7y ago
Investors are overpaid The fair wage would be what the customer is charged minus other expenses
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by benibela 7y ago
But the opposite direction does not hold. More expensive products are not necessary more ethically. Often the cheap and expensive products are made by the same workers and just sold under different brands. So the customers cannot know which
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by benibela 7y ago
That is why there are no fair wages in capitalism and everyone is underpaid
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by benibela 7y ago
sometimes I use ~/opt
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by benibela 7y ago
I do not see much with NoScript enabled...
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by benibela 7y ago
I use ~/hg with a big monorepo
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by benibela 7y ago
kind of like npm
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by benibela 7y ago
E.g. I tried to submit my app to F-Droid, but I wrote it in FreePascal+Lazarus, and they did not want to include it, because they did not have FreePascal+Lazarus installed.
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by benibela 7y ago
Nowhere This could all be explained by a weather balloon being dragged to Mars and releasing swamp gas
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by benibela 7y ago
I use a 64 mb CF card for photos
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by benibela 7y ago
>Yes, In Germany, health insurance is proportional to your pay ( as long as you do not go private). Not if you are getting a scholarship for a PhD. A scholarship does not count as work income. Then you have to pay a flat fee close to 20
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by benibela 7y ago
I tried to cross compile my Qt project from Linux to Windows. It started, but then it crashed. So I gave up on that, and let someone compile it directly on Windows. Then there are no issues. I did not try Android there. Then I have another
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by benibela 7y ago
Fun fact: The official XPath/XQuery test suite of the W3C contains an raytracer written in XQuery. So most xml databases should support raytracing
951.
by benibela 7y ago
I do not remember ever seeing price per 500g
952.
by benibela 7y ago
They do that in the EU/Germany, too €/item, €/100g, €/1kg are all common
953.
by benibela 7y ago
or just use xpath
954.
by benibela 7y ago
Call them dwarf moons, until they have cleaned away the other moons
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by benibela 7y ago
this for example https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9Ig19gYP9o
956.
by benibela 7y ago
You could use an AI to identify and monitor skin cancer from photos/videos.
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by benibela 7y ago
perhaps he meant this? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21100971
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by benibela 7y ago
TortoiseHG is really cool I used to use it all the time on linux. Unfortunately the OpenSUSE update also removed it. Completely, it is not even listed in the package management anymore. No one wants to maintain non-mainstream software
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by benibela 7y ago
That would be helpful I use hg-git to put all my Mercurial based projects on Github. But the last OpenSUSE update installed Mercurial 5, but left the old hg-git for Mercurial 4. Now it does not work anymore.
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by benibela 7y ago
If performance mattered, people would not have adapted electron

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