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by bmn__ 5y ago
You are confused because you haven't bothered to read the description of these libraries. They are for synthesis, not recognition.
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by bmn__ 5y ago
No, it started in the CS laboratory. The first GUIs were immediate, then this concept was quickly abandoned because of the numerous short-comings. Where GUIs mattered, the retained mode ruled supreme.
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by bmn__ 5y ago
> there's a hard constraint of one key combo -> one Unicode character, which makes it impossible to output multiple characters. The orthodox solution for this problem is an IME. Quickest path to success is via editing a new map f
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by bmn__ 5y ago
I use capslock. There are a number of popular choices that come preconfigured, see file /usr/share/X11/xkb/rules/base.lst line 851 https://github.com/freedesktop/xkeyboard-config/blob&
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by bmn__ 5y ago
I think you are confusing WIV and WCDC. Check whether in that light the theory still makes sense.
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Taxmenow – millionaires demand higher taxation of multi-million wealth(taxmenow.eu)
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by bmn__ 5y ago
> That's not true afaik. Can you look first into Wikipedia, online law publication to verify before spreading misinformation? You are morally obligated to edit your post and correct it with the true facts.
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by bmn__ 5y ago
This does not always work. In this case, it did not help.
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by bmn__ 5y ago
User sebow, your account is shadow-banned since 2017. I am unable to reply directly. (HN readers, enable "showdead" in your profile page to see what's going on.) > in the entire EU there have been _only_ 800, let's sa
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by bmn__ 5y ago
Can you post a reply with substance instead of vaguely tone-policing?
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by bmn__ 5y ago
False. https://enforcementtracker.com
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by bmn__ 5y ago
Short introduction to definitions in the field of applied economics, see OECD and WHO publications for details. A living salary is a colloquial phrase, more precisely we should talk about the net equivalised household income. Gender and mar
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by bmn__ 5y ago
To the exact questions you asked, the answer is mu because of < https://www.w3.org/TR/uri-clarification/ >. Correcting for the intention: yes, books are easy to identify! < https://www.iana.org&#x
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by bmn__ 5y ago
You are correct, my thread neighbours and the article are not. The definitions (compatible with Unicode §2.2) are: 1. Plain text: text without mark-up 2. Code and formatted/rich text (e.g. LaTeX, CSV, Markdown, HN comment): text with m
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by bmn__ 5y ago
You seem to have misunderstood the article, she is not dismissed. Nothing of consequence happened to her for dropping the student.
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by bmn__ 5y ago
> It's convenient to believe that your enemy is so fragile There is ample evidence that they are butt-hurt by the tiniest criticism – intentioned or not, real or imagined, by inclusion or by omission – which would not even count as
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by bmn__ 5y ago
"tu quoque" detected, argument is invalid There are countries in the world who do not have a patriot act or similar. They can argue in place of the USA that the government of the country discussed in the article is totalitarian.
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by bmn__ 5y ago
> I had a quick search and i only found one case Cases (as in court cases) are just the easily visible tip of the iceberg. We do not see the aggrieved who did not make their story public for whatever reason.
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by bmn__ 5y ago
It does not pass the smell test. This is not an error one would make. Imagine one gets an email from Z, X-Y <xyz...@ucanuckistan.ac.ca> , then why would one describe this as "emails (ed: plural!) from China"? My theory that
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by bmn__ 5y ago
UUID, serial or identity columns for PostgreSQL auto-generated primary keys? (2021-05-31) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27345837 Sortable Collision-Free UUIDs (2021-05-03) https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2F
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by bmn__ 5y ago
Faulty assumption; Americans who live abroad do not benefit from the US system: social security/disability/retirement, health programs, military, public infrastructure etc. pp. is provided by the country where they live.
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by bmn__ 5y ago
courses offered by polytechnics and online learning platforms not being up-to-date, restricted and uneven access to expert implementers
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by bmn__ 5y ago
Your sarcasm detector is broken/not calibrated for Russian.
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by bmn__ 5y ago
The big problems continue to be • C being a shitty language that does not force or even encourage programmers to handle errors • implementation knowledge about file system technology is generally stuck in the 1990s • disk controller hardwar
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by bmn__ 5y ago
https://i.imgur.com/1RDMuwF.png Honestly, it looks like shit due to the Latin small letter i and j being wrongly positioned, and the kerning in general is faulty (e.g. see the Latin small letter p in the words "shape&q
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by bmn__ 5y ago
AE conserves features of early modern English, like rhoticity.
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by bmn__ 5y ago
Langfocus: Why Does Greek Sound Like Spanish?! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPMqoHPJzac
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by bmn__ 5y ago
Downvotes matter because they often tie into visibility. On HN, a few downvotes make the post fade out so it is difficult to read. On Reddit, two downvotes collapse a post so that its text becomes hidden. This means on these platforms downv
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by bmn__ 5y ago
> I think browsers should download a full copy of each bookmark (so you can still see it when they are taken down) and make it fully searchable. Opera v9.5 (released 2008) up to v12 does this.
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by bmn__ 5y ago
> IE was cutting edge until Firefox. I was there. I call bullshit. Competitors like Opera and IE for Mac (a completely different codebase and product) could do alpha-transparent images in the background, CSS sibling selectors, display:ta

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