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dignati
12y ago
The Kindle has a T2T engine which makes a pretty good job, I think.
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dignati
12y ago
I signed up and ordered a 2-weeks delivery but must have missed to enter the code. Can I do that after my registration?
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dignati
12y ago
Because it's not expected to be developed in the open ever and will therefore never be useful for production apps?
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dignati
12y ago
Wow that's a real pain point. Why would they even do that, is there a use case?
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dignati
12y ago
If I am sitting, my hands get tired very soon. However, if I stand up it works very well for me. I guess you get used to it anyway.
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12y ago
This is amazing! I bought the LeapMotion a while ago and forgot it soon enough because the hand, finger and gesture recognition was very basic and didn't feel natural (at least to me and my friends who tried it). Now they push the boun
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dignati
12y ago
That would be a heat pump: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heat_pump
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dignati
12y ago
I'd guess they aren't well suited to fly at the coast because of the high wind speeds. I would imagine that it's quite hard to get the blimp down when it's caught in thermal updraft also.
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dignati
12y ago
"I believe that killing an American citizen without a trial is an extraordinary concept and deserves serious debate." Opposed to killing anyone without a trial?
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12y ago
Geography is the science of the mechanics that drive our world. Learning to understand those, however different they may be after a disaster will become vital if you plan to rehabitate the whole world.
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12y ago
Which many would prefer because it's implicit documentation. Never knowing what interfaces a go type implements sometimes bugged me. Functions, defined in interfaces often look different in style and paradigm so sometimes they stand ou
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dignati
12y ago
I just updated and noticed no changes. Seems to be very stable so far.
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dignati
12y ago
Probably a bunch of different drivers
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dignati
13y ago
Same system, same versions but it's fine for me. Still power hungry though.
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dignati
13y ago
Fine on my Chrome
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dignati
13y ago
The author already claims that this is only a partial list and that he didn't disclose everything he has access to.
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dignati
13y ago
I really like how they are making videos to announce news or advertise their product.
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dignati
13y ago
It's really a matter of taste! I wouldn't wear a single watch you mentionted. Watch design shouldn't be about showing off your wealth but about unobstrusive design, much like the Braun watches do for example. http:/
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dignati
13y ago
This has a really nice documentation, should make it easy to implement.
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13y ago
Okay I have a fairly old Galaxy Nexus and can only say that I experience it completely different. The stock Android UI is simple, nothing fancy or unexpected going on. iOS 7 is exactly like what you describe Android. Horrible icons, icons a
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13y ago
They are quite certainly not monitoring their servers closely, I once had a application running on a small instance costing me more than 30,000$ in just a few weeks because it was doing expensive API calls to AWS. When a growth from <10$
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13y ago
leinigen is the most commonly used build tool for Clojure. They now added a routine to block project names ending in "jure" because so many used it as a "pun".
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13y ago
CS in Aachen has at least basic introductions to EE and hard ware.
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13y ago
I would learn Clojure. More and more major companies are picking it up and it seems to be a workhorse which you can use for a long time. It's mature, has advanced techniques for concurrency and is extremely flexible. It's made to
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dignati
13y ago
Probably because it only works well on Windows. I know there are ports to Unix but c'mon.
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13y ago
It takes some time for an update to propagate trough Google's CDN. Usually 2-3 hours.
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13y ago
You didn't think that through, did you? It's longer than 15 seconds.
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13y ago
This is not the first company switching from a a dynamic language to Go. Python and Ruby are great for getting started quick but when you scale up you need a workhorse like Go. Nothing too fancy but nice features that give the language a mo
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13y ago
Ubuntu build their DevOps solution JuJu with Go. https://juju.ubuntu.com/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKQLhGZVN4A
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14y ago
Why is Google calling it's products things they aren't? Google Chrome was the first browser which basically eliminated the Chrome. Google Drive replaces a Drive with an online service. Chromebook Pixel is the first Chromebook which doesn't
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