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13y ago
Why do all the American states have different taxes? Here in Australia we have 10% GST (Goods and services tax). So wherever you're from in the country you can expect both goods and services to be priced the same. So much simpler for t
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If you haven't played Spider and Web, you need to! One of the undisputed classics: http://ifdb.tads.org/viewgame?id=2xyccw3pe0uovfad
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I'm always amazed by Hakim's stuff!
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If the internet was Evangelion, there wouldn't be many humans left to page.
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My favourite part of Prolog is that if you ask it if something is in a list it will decide to add it to the list so that it can return true!
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Yay, something that's not about the NSA!
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:/ Why does it scroll sideways?
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It's not impossible at all, you just need page styles. Could it come with more document templates? Probably. But it's not impossible in the slightest.
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13y ago
Seeing the signs in context is much better than the designs by themselves.
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But that obligation doesn't mean anything about what you read. Add them and ignore them if you want.
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But if a popular package's author is malicious they can add bad code, push a patch release, and most packages depending on it will install it. Pull requests are easy to check. Automatically installed patch releases aren't.
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13y ago
So the OP is friends with people who bore them, and that's Facebook's fault?
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https://www.projectwonderful.com/ !
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https://code.google.com/p/pybotwar/ Pybotwar is fun!
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Duplicating house keys using a 3D Printer
(flux-labs.com)
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I was given the option to go back to the old version..?
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I think we all wish Gmail was just more like Gmail. The arguably redesigned email client UX. Compare it to itself!
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"So eBay installed a tiny “gif” file on its homepage. A gif is simply an image file. This one was so tiny no one could see it. It sat there invisibly."
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Linguists get descriptivism drilled into them from day one! If anyone who goes on about what is "right" I would highly doubt they were trained as a linguist. You could perhaps instead mean "standard" instead of "right" - that they're descri
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It was interesting to see Inform 7 source for its own sake, rather than for what it compiles to (which in this case would be filled with non sequiturs.)
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If you can find a case where 1.9 and 2.0 have different APIs, file it as a bug!
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14y ago
Playing guess-the-country on random is fun!
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They're outside my house right now!
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14y ago
It doesn't seem to handle comments correctly. I need to delete all mine to make it work.
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Type safety basically. JITs can produce good code which performs very well, but it still must check that the data it has is of the type it expects. A good JIT may only check occasionally, but it still must check. asm.js can guarantee that i
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PhD by Publication isn't uncommon. I know a number of people who have worked as researchers in NGOs. After a decade of that it can take just a few months to tidy up the work you have already done, submit it to a university, and be awarded t
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Touch typing is a great skill to have of course, as is using keyboard shortcuts. But I can get by with standardised shortcuts, and I'd prefer not learning a new set of shortcuts used by a single program, especially when that program has a m
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Surely if you need to pack reformating, moving, copying and deleting code into as short a time as possible you're doing it wrong even more than if you had to insert a lot of text! This leaves navigating as the main reason for vi's UI. And m
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I've never understood the appeal of vi(m). Programming is a thoughtful, creative, deliberate process. I'm never in a situation where I've got so much to type that my productivity would drop if my fingers stopped touching the keys. Rather th
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Of course, it's an assumption which isn't universal, and probably not even valid for a majority of religious people.
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