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by blueblob 10y ago
In my version of firefox it renders without the css centering, then centers, then makes my browser stop responding, then gives a blank page.
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by blueblob 10y ago
IANAL but according to Wikipedia, being related to the judge is grounds for the judge to recuse him/herself from a case https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judicial_disqualification#Appl...
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by blueblob 10y ago
`gpg` is a command line tool for verifying these signatures and it is what `apt-key verify` uses in it's backend. you can download the signatures with `curl` or `wget`
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by blueblob 11y ago
The OpenBSD ramdisk doesn't provide busybox vi?
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by blueblob 11y ago
> To be fair, vim is not strictly vi although they were related. In the same sense, the emacs most people use is not the original one. Everyone uses GNU Emacs or Xemacs.
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by blueblob 11y ago
I think it forgets to include a license for all of the snippets that you use.
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by blueblob 11y ago
Pretty sure alan wouldn't have a name consisting of "no name," he sounds more like "TheGreatestAlan" kind of type.
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by blueblob 11y ago
> Print too much and it becomes easy to get lost in all the verbiage. very much related to how much is too much. If you can simply filter out lines you don't want to see, like `grep -v '^first comment'`
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by blueblob 11y ago
Additionally the disclaimer that the author is working on the Sanders campaign should have come up front.
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by blueblob 11y ago
Yeah, he sold the company a long time ago and doesn't like where it's headed/doesn't want to be associated with it. Then again, Intel is renaming it to Intel Security; I guess because they don't want to be associate
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by blueblob 11y ago
See also Bayesian Networks Without Tears[1] [ http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~murphyk/Bayes/Charniak_91.pdf ]
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by blueblob 11y ago
I have not, but I know people who have. They were all pulled over after finishing a bar shift by police officers waiting for people to leave the bar and make a mistake so they had an excuse to pull over a possibly impaired driver.
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by blueblob 11y ago
There are lots of reasons you should not do this, and many blogs with different explanations. https://jordaneldredge.com/blog/one-way-curl-pipe-sh-install... http://output.chrissnell.com/post/69023
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by blueblob 11y ago
I have come to like duckduckgo instead for search. Even when I do want to use google for a search, it's as simple as typing "!g search term" in the bar. I find it nice for searching and then if I don't find what I want I
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by blueblob 11y ago
Me too, move all the code from f() to g() and never call f(). I got the performance of f() down to 0%!
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by blueblob 11y ago
I am pretty much a novice in program optimization, but doesn't `perf` sample clock cycles? So in effect CPU usage percentage doesn't matter as much since it's not using wall clock time?
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by blueblob 11y ago
reminded me of fallout
108.
by blueblob 11y ago
Or allow user filters priority on formatting so you can modify the behavior on your own (I guess you already could with greasemonkey or some other plugin). Even with just a toggle for disabling markdown/latex would let you copy and pas
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by blueblob 11y ago
I guess my point is that 1. $equation here$ is exactly the markdown for a numbered list and it will give you somewhat nicer formatting/alignment that stands out if you have to scroll back up. Chat is already in the process of changing,
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by blueblob 11y ago
Why not? At some point in time someone probably said why do you want a smiley face in a chat window? Now there are lots of "emoji" symbols. Pandoc uses markdown with inline latex, it gives you multiple ways of typing things and it
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by blueblob 11y ago
You're missing green/brown which is what half of the bananas at my grocery store are.
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by blueblob 11y ago
Assuming there are only 2 threads, Otherwise, that only shows the public threads.
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by blueblob 11y ago
The trick is to paste the url into google and then click a link to it. Note to other duckduckgo users, it has to be google.com, not encrypted.google.com.
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by blueblob 11y ago
A few of these are good suggestions but I can't live without C-v, whether I am already in visual mode or not. Block selection may not be used that frequently but when it is, it's a lifesaver.
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by blueblob 11y ago
The problem that I have with lisp macros is that the elegance you gain at the syntax level is effectively a tradeoff with pragmatism when other people read and use the code. Java was developed with parts of C++/C as inspiration and par
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by blueblob 11y ago
I find this argument pretty unconvincing too. >For all practical purposes, you can't add that to Java. You'll always have to wrap up your transactions in boilerplate. Aren't you wrapping the lisp code in boilerplate when d
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by blueblob 12y ago
Short term, doubtful since the majority of ArXiv papers are math/physics papers and latex is popular in both of those fields.
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by blueblob 12y ago
http://i.imgur.com/AvlEd0v.png
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by blueblob 12y ago
The mistake of writing your own makefile generator or using perl? My first experience with perl read in all of the files in its directory and output to another file also in the directory, it managed to read in both itself and the output. I
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by blueblob 12y ago
I have used `view` but it didn't give me syntax highlighting. On my system (archlinux) view is actually a symlink to ex (which must change its behavior based on its name?). readlink /usr/bin/view ex

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