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chinhodado
11y ago
I don't really understand the point of the Wolfram Language. It feels like a language with a humongous standard library that tries to cover everything?
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chinhodado
11y ago
I think by "born" he meant "growing up with".
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chinhodado
11y ago
Is there an updated extension for Visual Studio yet?
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chinhodado
11y ago
I think it's because of the mindset "I can revisit what I have taken and make my selection later. I don't want to lose any memory. Storage is cheap." Over time, it becomes a burden to maintain all that.
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chinhodado
11y ago
I share the same sentiment. I have friends who would, on a trip, shoot everything they see, and shoot each scene a dozen times (literally) with little variation in angle, exposure, etc. They do this on maximum resolution, highest quality se
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11y ago
Reminds me of this: Göring: Why, of course, the people don't want war. Why would some poor slob on a farm want to risk his life in a war when the best that he can get out of it is to come back to his farm in one piece? Naturally, the c
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11y ago
That makes a lot of sense, thanks for the reply! Still, I find it kinda weird that Google feel the need to reinvent the wheel and redesign the whole site from scratch, when the old Google+ Photos is generally considered to be very well buil
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chinhodado
11y ago
Can you comment on why Google Photos is missing so many features from Google+ Photos? Things like date picker, EXIF editor are missing. There's no highlight view, there's no way to make the detail pane of a picture open by default
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11y ago
Does anyone know if the RTM version will be able to upgrade to the full version once it is released? Also, will it be able to install updates later on?
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11y ago
> with Haswells mediocre improvements Intel has really not come up with anything substantial in years Not really. This statement is true regarding desktop CPUs, but we all know for at least five years now Intel's focus is not deskto
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chinhodado
11y ago
Sometimes phishing links may be tracked, and if you click on one of them, you may be added into a list of "potentially highly vulnerable targets" and therefore receive more of such emails in the future.
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11y ago
> think about how many people would have to be "in it" to make it work TS, her lawyer, some top guys in Apple and their marketing division? It could very realistically be less than 5 people. I don't say I support the theor
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11y ago
> Luckily the Vietnamese will almost always give foreigners a pass for making these kinds of mistakes and they're happy that you're even make an effort to learn their language. This is correct. It is always expected that foreig
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11y ago
"Unlimited free storage" for photos is not exactly a new thing. It was already unlimited before with Google+ Photos, the catch was that it will automatically resize your photos to be smaller than 2048x2048 (about 4MP). Now they&#x
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11y ago
> In the 300-day grace period after the 1954 division that allowed open migration between the two Vietnams, 600,000 people migrated south compared with around 150,000 to the north There is a reason for that huge number of people migratin
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11y ago
I think what he meant was, had South Vietnam won, it would have become a second South Korea.
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12y ago
This is more of a problem in open-source projects where occasionally someone would drop by a project and submit a PR without any prior planning, and more often than not disappear for a while before coming back to address your comments/
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chinhodado
12y ago
The problem is, many pull requests take very long to get merged (because of the size of the PR, the review process, etc.), and by the time that they are ready to be merged, the target branch could very well have changed.
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Show HN: GitHub Matches Highlighter
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chinhodado
13y ago
The best feature for me is automatic text reflow in terminal. It's finally here!
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chinhodado
13y ago
Can you put the source on Github please?