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by chr1 12y ago
Find a way to bring back some O2 which was accidentally stashed during this process as CO2 in rocks and H2O?
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by chr1 12y ago
The bell labs project was plan9 not cloud9 https://www.google.com/search?q=plan9+from+bell+labs
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by chr1 12y ago
Yep, Zed is very nice, And it uses Ace editor component developed by Cloud9.
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by chr1 12y ago
Though you don't necessarily need to convert it to electricity, and can use the steam for something else, like desalination of sea water.
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by chr1 12y ago
I think one government, or rather something like eu, but for whole planet, will be useful, and it will be possible when live standards for people in different countries becomes the same, and old feuds are forgotten. However that's not
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by chr1 12y ago
Sometime in the future there will be just one government for whole earth, and all the people will have equal vote in it. But until that having just one powerful government is very bad. It might have to listen to its own population, but it
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The $300,000 Drug(nytimes.com)
4 points by chr1 12y ago|0 comments
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by chr1 12y ago
editor that doesn't loose cursor position when scrolling.
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by chr1 12y ago
> if you had the resources to go county by county and check do you say that keeping this ability for rich people and governments only, is a good thing? Generally it's fair, that if some false information about you comes at the top o
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by chr1 12y ago
It's not that simple, if i want to move a tab i don't want to move any random tab, so i still have to aim horizontally, and effect of Fitts's Law is much smaller. I for one never tried to drag a tab from top one pixel. On the
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by chr1 12y ago
Because window manager is hard to extend and hard to customize . I can trivially change this and lots of other things in Firefox, but with windows WM i would have to wait 3 years to get any bug fixed or a new feature added. Also calling chr
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by chr1 12y ago
In firefox you can easily add a small bit of css to change that .tabbrowser-tab {padding-top: 0px !important; margin-top: 1px !important;} Everyone wants and expects different kind of browser, that's why extensible apps fully written w
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by chr1 12y ago
Then can online editors like cloud9 replace vim? They can easily connect to any server and provide same ui for server and desktop.
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by chr1 12y ago
The speed of r.js and browserify compile is about the same, indeed. The difference is that with browserify i had to wait for it on every reload, and r.js runs only for release, on buildbot.
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by chr1 12y ago
Browserify compile step on a large project is painfully slow. Using https://www.npmjs.org/package/amd-loader with commonjs style modules http://requirejs.org/docs/commonjs.html was much easier to
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by chr1 12y ago
The weird thing about Lisp syntax is that people try to find all kinds of justifications why not having infix syntax is ok. The fact that arithmetic can be written in weird form in other languages too isn't very interesting.
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by chr1 12y ago
It would be interesting to know if it is possible to keep sea level low by moving water to artificial inland lakes in currently dry places. There are many places in Sahara, Persia, China where creating big inland lakes will be possible, and
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by chr1 13y ago
chrome keeps both domain and subdomain black, which makes this kind of phishing easy. Firefox have a better approach of keeping black only the main part, and graying out everything else. Yet better solution would be to highlight domain with
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by chr1 13y ago
It's not ironic at all. People are complaining about adding 10 useless pixels, and about removing a feature they were using, only to save 15 pixels. Many people liked addon bar, which was hidden by default anyway.
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by chr1 13y ago
The problem is that indigenous populations are sustainable only while they are very sparse. There is no way current 7 bln people could live on earth without GMO tech progress.
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by chr1 13y ago
The link should be changed to http://rawgit.com/#cdn . New part is at the very bottom about version that can be used in production cdn.rawgit.com, but most comments here seem to miss that part.
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by chr1 13y ago
From the side it looks like Dropping Mozilla because Eich, made sense to you because it was issue you cared about, and dead people in Iraq? well they are far away and probably didn't think like you anyway. Same with contributing code t
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Ukraine, U.S., and big bad Putin: Who's the bully?(peoplesworld.org)
2 points by chr1 13y ago|0 comments
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by chr1 13y ago
> I don't care what Mozilla's CEO thinks, I care what the public thinks he thinks This is the kind of thinking that leads to "gay propaganda ban" in Russia. Government doesn't care whom you love, it only cares wh
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by chr1 13y ago
Do you really think not being able to live with someone you love is better than not getting the tax cut?
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by chr1 13y ago
You know that KKK were killing people right? and anti-interracial-marriage were not allowing people to live together. Do you think that can be compared to prop8 which only wanted to remove tax cuts and social status?
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by chr1 13y ago
Yeah this is the most important feature in editor. But did you try zed? it already has this feature.
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by chr1 13y ago
I think this is because developers tend to have fairly fast computers, and simply don't realize that their program is slow on old hardware. But does this happen with Zed? For me it works well even on old pentium4 desktop.
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by chr1 13y ago
But then he will spend a huge amount of time replicating functionality that browsers provide, functionality which is hard to implement and hard to maintain. Also will loose advantage of being easy to extend. But on what kind of computer did
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by chr1 13y ago
Interesting they've added option to hide buttons, but kept huge icons on tabs, chrome used to have similar ugly icons, but fortunately they are removed now.

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