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carlob
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carlob
11y ago
Otherwise get a copy of sheepshaver and a couple binaries
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real_Academia_Española It's similar in terms of language, but very different in terms of culture. Since Spain is a multilingual country the language is does not play a big part in the
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I dunno, a ton of computer related words are translated in Spanish as well. Also, courriel is not the worst offender (I quite like it), I think logiciel vs matériel is much worse than software vs hardware as it doesn't really show the
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It's not considered hostile by the site owners https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10959363 in fact it's already fixed. My original comment was in the spirit of helping a fellow programmer find a possible bug. On
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11y ago
FWIW you personal website linked from your profile doesn't either: Fatal error: Namespace declaration statement has to be the very first statement in the script in /home/thebarproject/webapps/codecon_wp/wp-
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Seems to be fixed now.
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11y ago
Doesn't work on Safari with Ghostery and uBlock. No text loads, but the plots do.
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Some stuff requires internet connectivity, some stuff takes a certain time to compute. If you had to wait one minute for all the stuff to evaluate when you open a new documentation page that would probably bad user experience. The appeal of
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11y ago
There is one thing I don't understand about your argument, Microsoft did not open source their entire stack, but what you're asking of Wolfram would be akin to releasing the whole Windows source code into the wild. Sure Wolfram wo
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B) not anymore
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There are several thousands of documentation pages with very rich evaluatable examples, many of which return graphics.
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Nitpick of the day: it's au contraire, eau is just water, au is roughly at the. ;)
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My guess is it's a translation from an idiomatic expression in Spanish. I'm not sure, but 'nerve center' is a pretty common idiom in Italian for a hub, and a cursory web search seems to confirm this phrase exists in Span
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Yeah, it's not like they are disposable machines that get thrown away after one scan.
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I think they're trying to curb websites like voga.com. The UK now is in a weird position in terms of copyright law of designer objects: basically a physical copy of say a designer chair is considered the same as a photo of it and so it
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11y ago
Why not modern side scrollers too? I guess broforce would be great on this. They should contact the developers and have them support a custom version with 8 rotating players and possibly true support for the trailing screen.
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Array is also very similar to table Array[f, {10}] is basically Table[f[n], {n, 10}]. And so Range is Array[Identity, 10]
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FYI you can write Times, but mostly you'll write . I guess that example was about explaining the lispy concept "everything is an expression". It's right there at the top of the screenshot, he actually went from explaini
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Iain Banks (who wrote both scifi and literary fiction) on this very subject: "An ex-neighbour of ours recalled (in an otherwise entirely kind and welcome comment) me telling him, years ago, that my SF novels effectively subsidised the
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11y ago
Another great Czech artist from that era is photographer František Drtikol. I strongly suggest you do an image search of his name to see his highly abstract nudes.
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11y ago
I think lentils, chickpeas, soy and co. are the cheapest protein. In general in Italy canned tuna (granted it's solid and in olive oil) is never cheaper than 10 euro/kg, and can be as expensive as 35 euro/kg. That's more
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Yes. From their facebook about page: > In laying out the map, an N-body algorithm is run to determine positions based on references between the papers. There are two “forces” involved in the N-body calculation: each paper is repelled fro
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Somewhat related: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Klein_Blue Also I fondly remember Hubertus Bigend's IKB suit…
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No need to threaten to destroy anything, we've been letting Pompei crumble down for a while already.
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Wolfram Research has several hundred employees. Obviously he doesn't do all of the work, but he is involved in a lot of the design. Not that I necessarily agree with the style either.
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matlab or mathematica?
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Yeah, but I'm pretty sure the grocer or the producer would have cellars both for apples and roots. All sorts of things like onions don't actually grow all year round, but need to be conserved away from heat and light. The same goe
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That seems motre expensive than Italy! Here 1lg of tomatoes ranges from less than 1 euro/kg in the summer in the south to 3 out of season.
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Apples will keep for almosta year in a proper cellar
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I feel you haven't even read my comment. OSX has been getting buggier and buggier after Snow Leopard, I never once said it was more resource hungry.
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