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by cshesse 14y ago
This driver attempts to match the official drivers as closely as is reasonable. It has almost all of the functionality of the official drivers now, but won't have a stable-ish API or actual tests until the end of December. Let me know if y
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by cshesse 14y ago
The thermodynamics are straightforward. The amount of calories you eat is a known quantity, the amount you expend is a function of a number of variables. Perhaps something along the lines of: calories_in(food) => calories_out(activi
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by cshesse 14y ago
I don't think much of Victor's work is built upon Resig's, mostly the other way around.
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by cshesse 14y ago
It could have something to do with the fact that Google owns ITA.
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by cshesse 14y ago
It looks like if you want the memcheck functionality on the client, memcheck.js must be distributed with your "compiled" javascript code.
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by cshesse 14y ago
And any forward momentum captured this way is not absorbed by the brake pads, thus they last much longer.
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by cshesse 14y ago
Maybe, I always wear a helmet myself. And it's true that europeans smoke more, so maybe it makes sense that they don't wear helmets.
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by cshesse 14y ago
When I was a kid, my best friend's brother died because he was not wearing a bike helmet. I do, in fact, always wear a bike helmet. The argument is not whether, if hit in the head, you are more likely to get a head injury. It is clear tha
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by cshesse 14y ago
I think we can solve this with a bulleted list: * Scare people off from using bikes * Uncomfortable * Supply excuse to not make biking safer * Expensive * Don't actually make you any safer
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by cshesse 14y ago
I was under the impression that in the event your tenant does a sublease when the lease forbids such a sublease, that the subtenant can be evicted at any point with 3 days notice. Is this not the case?
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by cshesse 14y ago
W13 means Winter 2013, so the URL won't work for awhile.
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by cshesse 14y ago
Amazon does currently have to pay for the somewhat expensive delivery of single items to your house or place of work, so it's not all good. Also the convenience that the parent talks about is not what I'd call convenient. Basically the las
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by cshesse 14y ago
Physical stores may be able to offer expertise as well as seeing and trying out things in person. I imagine they might not even stock multiple copies of a single product to save space, and you just order the product to be delivered.
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by cshesse 14y ago
Plus, TF2's stock weapons are generally the most versatile, so there are few if any game-changing items.
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by cshesse 14y ago
Seems cheap compared to the 3.3mil double fine adventure game: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/doublefine/double-fine-a...
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by cshesse 14y ago
If you're not learning how to code to do something useful with it, why learn to code?
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by cshesse 14y ago
Air resistance is, I believe, proportional to velocity squared at those speeds. So twice as much speed is four times the resistance.
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by cshesse 14y ago
Which I suppose is why there's a 2:1 license-to-code ratio for this project.
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by cshesse 14y ago
Monitor pixel densities haven't increased that much, they've been limited by having to keep interface elements visible. It's only easy for apple because they just doubled the density in both directions. Any intermediate numbers of pixels
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by cshesse 14y ago
What if when you git merge a branch into master, it collapses all the branch commits into a single commit that appears on the master branch, but the branch commits can still be viewed as being contained within the merge commit? Meaning you
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by cshesse 14y ago
Then maybe there should be tools that use git to create a specific workflow. What I have now is a text file with all the git commands I need to follow the chosen workflow. I don't have that for any other command line tools I use.
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by cshesse 14y ago
Learning Git would be an investment with a much lower cost if it wasn't so terribly obtuse.
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by cshesse 14y ago
file fasc6a.ps.gz fasc6a.ps.gz: gzip compressed data, was "fasc6a.ps", from Unix, last modified: Thu Jul 26 12:45:44 2012, max compression
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by cshesse 15y ago
I think if you tried to teach programming to two groups of people who had minimal programming experience, one using say the normal python interpreter and one using this tool, the latter group would acquire a better understanding of what is
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by cshesse 15y ago
$150 does not seem worth whatever effort would be required to custom code most of the software. Especially for a one-off art piece. I think the goal is to make it functional and aesthetically pleasing, and that's what makes it a fulfillin
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by cshesse 15y ago
Especially if the job is to survive a useless technological gauntlet.
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by cshesse 15y ago
On windows, I use this program: http://hackertyper.net/132892717764
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by cshesse 15y ago
You seem to be right, but I think you mean 6 months instead of 1 year, from looking at the chart provided.
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by cshesse 15y ago
They have an 8 year warranty, so hopefully they will last at least that long.
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by cshesse 15y ago
I was looking at this a number of weeks ago to see if it would be feasible to speed up any SQL queries. There is a paper about this for SQLite: http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~skadron/Papers/bakkum_sqlite_gpg...

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