danellis

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by danellis 5y ago
> Cupola windows got hit by debris a couple times, so now they are kept closed when not in use You'd think that opening the windows in space was a bad idea anytime.
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by danellis 5y ago
That might have been me also.
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by danellis 5y ago
I was curious about it, so I asked. Why is that a problem?
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by danellis 5y ago
Why would I donate or contribute to something that I don't use? I'm not even an artist.
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by danellis 5y ago
This is a blunt question, I know, but is Inkscape actually good yet? I just don't hear anybody talking about it, and I hear more about people moving from Illustrator to Affinity Designer. It doesn't seem like it's become the
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by danellis 5y ago
You missed the worst part: > ... said Scott Moulton, a Woodstock-based forensics expert hired by the attorney working on Malachi’s case. This forensics "expert" should know this.
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by danellis 5y ago
> As many know, over the years we've experimented with how to let users locate and curate sets of users and rooms in Matrix. Back in Nov 2017 we added 'groups' (aka 'communities') as a custom mechanism for this -
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by danellis 5y ago
Who actually wants this? People want good libraries for doing this with the languages they already use, not to have to make compromises just so they can have a microservice. Notice that the front page gives lots of examples of the servicey
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by danellis 5y ago
> NB: Some journal websites find it difficult to display the asterisk and so they replace it with a w - so HLA-Cw04 and HLA-C*04 both mean the same thing. Ironically, this comes right after the line where his own website rendered the tex
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by danellis 5y ago
I think this kind of this is called a notebook, isn't it? Not an IDE, since it's not for development and doesn't seem to integrate anything. I can imagine it would make a nice plugin for an IDE, though, for people doing that
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by danellis 5y ago
This is going to be really useful to me as someone who doesn't really do this kind of thing. Very timely. But don't put every keypress from my searches into my browser history.
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by danellis 5y ago
What's the difference between appreciating something and fetishizing it?
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by danellis 5y ago
If you're going to invoke these operations from JavaScript, why on earth would you still want to control them using command-line style switches? Reproducing the functionality: fine, useful. Reproducing the interface: inelegant and prob
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by danellis 5y ago
> We – the GenXers – think of the internet as the open web It's more than that. We think of the Internet as something separate from the Web.
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by danellis 5y ago
What's modern about this? It doesn't seem any different to the windowed UIs people have been doing on the Web for the past 20 years.
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by danellis 5y ago
I just don't see the point. If it only supports one type of diagram (and judging by the name, it seems like it only ever will), why would I use this over PlantUML?
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by danellis 5y ago
I don't remember all of UML anymore, but I still use sequence diagrams, activity diagrams and state diagrams. Using something standard is just easier than having to think about how to represent something, and then explain your represen
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by danellis 6y ago
What's the symbol that looks like a b fell over?
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by danellis 6y ago
> Reagan's impromptu comments have had significant staying power, being referenced, cited, and used as literary inspiration as recently as 2017. Time to update that, then!
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by danellis 6y ago
In case anyone's wondering, the display costs over $2500.
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by danellis 6y ago
Yes, like many people, I use my real name on HN. (But not on Reddit, of course.) And people frequently identify themselves on HN by linking to their blogs or projects. I wouldn't call those people stupid.
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by danellis 6y ago
What were the photos, though? People are saying photos of her with the victim, but were they pictures that implied she knew about the abuse?
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by danellis 6y ago
If Reddit publishes the claim that I wrote something that I didn't, I don't see how that wouldn't be potentially libelous.
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by danellis 6y ago
What's the point of only cutting it at night?
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by danellis 6y ago
Is this web rings again?
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by danellis 6y ago
Which part are you saying isn't true? That Electron advocates sometimes claim that, or that applications should conform to the OS they're on?
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by danellis 6y ago
Advocates of Electron sometimes claim that it unifies the look of the application across platforms. This should not be a goal. Most people are far more like to use several applications on one platform than use one application on several pla
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by danellis 6y ago
Yes, it's wonderful that there's somewhere we're allowed to do that.
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by danellis 6y ago
> This cancel culture attitude of constantly calling out and classifying everything as some sort of infraction against a culture or a race has got to stop. I agree. Unfortunately, sarcasm doesn't convey well in text.
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by danellis 6y ago
It's a bit culturally insensitive to suggest that all Amish people are unreasonable.

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