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by cordite 12y ago
As a past PHP developer, I don't think of PHP that badly.
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by cordite 12y ago
I'm currently working on a one handed keyboard and only recently did I learn how to solder. As a proof of concept with a teensy, I did a 3x3 and in the end, I did get a "hello world" out! http://youtu.be/nsoSE
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by cordite 12y ago
And yet works on cheap flip phones across the world
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by cordite 12y ago
My university threw up captchas the semester after something like this was made. Luckily, they implemented their own auto-zen rolling wait list and notification system too.
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by cordite 12y ago
I never noticed. I read it in 3 solid chunks within 2 days.
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by cordite 12y ago
Mozilla is not interested in enterprise users, so my employer chooses to only use chrome and internet explorer internally, and for supporting internal and external products.
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by cordite 12y ago
Perhaps triggers, but I wouldn't say that persistent depression has a source that is consistently present. Unless you refer to the source being chemically.
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by cordite 12y ago
This totally reminded me of the book Rainbow's End, where most things are essentially black boxes, made out of other black boxes. Turtles all the way down.
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by cordite 12y ago
My only complaint is that not all the implementations yield the same results.
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by cordite 12y ago
Did they really have to put their text in an image at the bottom?
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When the Boss Says, 'Don't Tell Your Coworkers How Much You Get Paid'(theatlantic.com)
10 points by cordite 12y ago|1 comments
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by cordite 12y ago
If anything is going to replace a smart phone, it's something without the need to carry a screen, yet still let the user witness an easily readable and interactable experience. Plus, I can't stand scraping a watch on my desk while
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by cordite 12y ago
This might seem rather silly, but what if toilets were connected? I don't mean just stall availability, but rather for a health reason. Japan, about 5-7 years ago or so, made some smart toilet that could tell what your diet is from the
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by cordite 12y ago
The presentation was really well done, it kept my attention and the interactivity helped make their points.
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by cordite 12y ago
In case anyone is interested in the random number, `2862933555777941757`, but didn't catch it while scanning the PDF, it is shared with the "64-bit Linear Congruential Generator" [1] The author specifies that if the key is la
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by cordite 12y ago
Good luck typing in those characters, or even knowing how to pronounce them if you had a "sounds-like" index.
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by cordite 12y ago
I would feel a lot safer if this product did not have an emphasis on something like texting. If it detected you were at a red light, maybe it might be appropriate to display such, but please, not while a kid might be running in front of y
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by cordite 12y ago
But to yourself instead of others.
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by cordite 12y ago
Awhile back I tested this by making my own lib which did sleep and then print a random number, it worked fine, but the moment I did a benchmark, with randomized cookies and other things, which is read from inside the source, all requests re
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by cordite 12y ago
Apart from fueling (until automation), it seems like a reasonable place to have maintenance and inspections.
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by cordite 12y ago
There might be some jobs created, perhaps not as much. Consider, what if several shipping companies delegated fuel administration to a company that had manned staff 24/7 at places like Flying J diesel and gas fuel locations? If you hav
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by cordite 12y ago
How will the taxi unions feel when someone combines uber/lyft with self driving cars?
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by cordite 12y ago
The history seems to be quite spammed by the sliders and such, made it difficult to come back here to comments about how it made me smile.
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Cheerp is the C++ compiler for the web(leaningtech.com)
2 points by cordite 12y ago|0 comments
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by cordite 12y ago
It would take some exercise of movement to quantify the damage and the resultant qualities.
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by cordite 12y ago
I am guessing with Amazon, even though they run Java, they wouldn't do it out of the good of their hearts.
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by cordite 12y ago
That's some beautiful animation. At first I wondered, "Wouldn't the air be all purple normally?" Turns out my memory of the atmosphere levels were wrong. > By volume, dry air contains 78.09% nitrogen, 20.95% oxygen, 0
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by cordite 12y ago
What about when Alice wants to send to Bob, Sam, and Joe? (But not outside observer James)
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by cordite 12y ago
I am not a user of erlang, but about everybody I've seen comments on how the real power of erlang is it's runtime. If this is yours, and you actually get pretty far in it, you'll have some awesome experience that you can use
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by cordite 12y ago
Isn't Facebook one of the ones that have done this?

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