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by daxelrod 12y ago
This is no accident. Smalltalk was developed at Xerox PARC and included an MVC interface toolkit. http://st-www.cs.illinois.edu/users/smarch/st-docs/mvc.html
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by daxelrod 12y ago
Is there enough information in the high-resolution blotchy images to get to a more useful lower-resolution image?
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by daxelrod 12y ago
I know you have limited negotiating power as an intern, but the best response to "don't worry, it's never enforced" is "If you don't plan to enforce it, then there's no point in me signing it".
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This is an excellent point.
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A warrant is needed because there are explicit wiretapping laws that protect the content of phone communication. This was not a legal principle that was bootstrapped from an interpretation of the fourth amendment.
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This certainly does happen for court decisions [1], but part of the legitimacy of the court comes from the idea that it is consistently (and therefore fairly) interpereting law. It's also important to make a distinction between "t
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by daxelrod 12y ago
One sort-of attempt at this is GNU's Coding Standards. Long and Short Options: https://www.gnu.org/prep/standards/html_node/Option-Table.ht... General Interfaces: https://www.gnu.org/
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by daxelrod 12y ago
Sure, they can block access to the file from their web interface. I'm asking how they block access to a specific file when someone does a "git clone" or "git pull".
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by daxelrod 12y ago
Is there a mechanism they could use for blocking access to the file from within git without rewriting all of the commits (and therefore changing hashes)?
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The demos all appear to use asm.js . Also see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8454768
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The TabPolish Chrome extension implements similar behavior (in a slightly different way; it doesn't hook into the suggestion menu, and duplicate detection is per window, rather than per browser instance). I find it essential to manage
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by daxelrod 12y ago
Are full-device iCloud backups additionally encryped? Apple possesses the key for most data synced with iCloud, or a huge number of iCloud features would not work. According to [1] Apple can still turn over iCloud data. [1]: http:/&#x
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Apple's iPhone support cycle is such that there are significant downsides to getting a device from an older generation. For example: The iPhone 4S was released in October 2011. In October 2013, Apple released iOS 7. While iOS 7 support
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That's an incredible price. Thanks!
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It appears the new TLDs are in a period called Controlled Interruption[1] where DNS queries get a response of 127.0.53.53 . ICANN has made a "Guide to Name Collision Identification and Mitigation for IT Professionals"[2] Here&#x2
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New tLD .prod is messing with my configs(linuxquestions.org)
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This library is most famously used in Redis (I believe antirez wrote it for that purpose). Previous discussion on HN 4 years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1209646
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For context, that is an actual Torvalds quote, talking about GCC 4.9.0: https://lkml.org/lkml/2014/7/24/584
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Previous HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8049180
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The simplest approach I've seen to address this is to embed an IRC chat widget on the project website. Now there's no software to install or configure in order to chat with project members. This doesn't address some of the cu
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Out of curiosity, would you have been able to read the actual source if you wanted?
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> There's not much preventing me from re-assinging copyright to myself (in countries that allow it) and then suing the original creator. In what jurisdictions would that be interpreted as copyright reassignment? I can see how you mi
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by daxelrod 12y ago
Does this depend upon location? I've been putting tetra paks into my recycling and they seem to be taking them...
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by daxelrod 12y ago
Wait, who has been pretending that what we have now is competition? Most places I've lived have had a choice of the local phone monopoly or the local cable monopoly.
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I would absolutely read such a novel. It sounds fantastic.
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I've seen companies adopt stricter compliance rules than required by law when their customers demand it. I have no particular knowledge of this specific case.
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The term Lyx uses for what it does is WYSIWM (What You See Is What You Mean) to describe the fact the GUI lets users manipulate the structure of the document.
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SIL OFL licence[1] for the icons themselves. This is exciting news! When GitHub originally announced Octicons, many people on HN[2] wished that they were open for general use rather than just for GitHub. 1: https://github.com&#x2
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No, nothing except resources is in the way of completion of a move to a more modern platform. It's coming gradually, but we can't drop everything for a year or two to devote all of our engineering resources to getting us there. Op
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> Reclassification would heap 80 years of regulatory baggage on broadband providers Can anyone shed some light on what this baggage might consist of? I've heard rumblings that common carrier status might have unintended consequences

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