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by dreen 10y ago
Not OP, don't think she was, but her image is very controversial due to her questionable ethics. There is plenty of material about this on the internet.
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by dreen 10y ago
Wasn't there a time for some time after big bang when the space was on average a lot more warm everywhere and conditions for life were incredibly more abundant than now? I remember reading something like this here which would seem to b
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Beyond Progressive Web Apps – Part 1(hood.ie)
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by dreen 10y ago
Out of curiosity, which syntax highlighter are you using? as in for which language? (it says which one in lower right corner)
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by dreen 10y ago
For me it fades the favicon slightly http://i.imgur.com/y1xSEtF.png To be fair the suspend feature is the killer here
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by dreen 11y ago
The Great Suspender, which actually suspends the processes of these tabs, very useful if you have lots of tabs https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/the-great-suspende...
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by dreen 11y ago
Heres a nice intro to React that deals with JUST React, no JSX, no Webpack etc. I found it on HN the other day http://jamesknelson.com/learn-raw-react-no-jsx-flux-es6-webp...
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by dreen 11y ago
Romanes eunt domus!
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by dreen 11y ago
Very much this. Simply put: current state-of-the art is very task-specific. True AI is not and we are possibly hundreds of noble prizes away from it.
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by dreen 11y ago
One of the most useful extensions I have. Highly recommended.
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by dreen 11y ago
It is subjective, but you can argue that any device ever made with intention to kill or harm people had people involved who knew what they were doing and created it anyway. Everything from Gas chambers in concentration camps (made supposedl
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by dreen 11y ago
What is currently an alternative to Cyanogen, that would be relatively easy to install and provide a fairly minimal but comfortable environment?
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by dreen 11y ago
Yes but all of that is achievable without a bloated hog that steam interface is. Just run a thin updater, with a task manager icon as only UI, and a separate app for the store and downloading/installing games. You can probably cram the
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by dreen 11y ago
I'm pretty sure That still launches steam app and updates it before launching the game.
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by dreen 11y ago
Steam is terrible. It requires the whole app to be running and fully up to date before you can launch a game. It has a slow load time. Even on a decent machine, if you haven't played a steam game in a while and you want to run one, you
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by dreen 11y ago
Looks like he only has a short unshaven facial growth [1], that barely qualifies as a beard, which we all know are the true reason behind successful programming languages [2] [1] http://assets.bizjournals.com/portland/p
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by dreen 11y ago
We use sentry as well, great software.
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by dreen 11y ago
These bunk beds look OK. As a young programmer in London I lived in hostels for a while, with 4-story bunk beds crammed by the dozen in a small room. I remember it rather fondly, free breakfast, new people to talk to every day, walking dist
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by dreen 11y ago
This is one of the many Cross and Circle games[1], all of which use very similar design. Other examples include Pachisi (oldest), Ludo and "Mensch ärgere dich nicht" (last one is called simply "The Chinese" in Eastern Eu
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by dreen 11y ago
This is awesome. There is also this old thing: http://techno.org/electronic-music-guide/ Similar effort, but purely editorial and only about electronic music, with commentary
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by dreen 11y ago
This seems similar in concept to pushbullet ( http://www.pushbullet.com ) which I've been using for a few months and find extremely useful. I'm glad an open source version of that is in the works, I'll keep an eye o
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by dreen 11y ago
Does Assembly count as one language? If not, then 1 JS 2 JavaEE 3 C If yes Assembly goes to the top
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by dreen 11y ago
Its lower than the routemaster. I use the very bus pictured in the headline image and switched to the central line route that you mention (sort of, central line doesnt stop at TCR nowdays) because of the heat. Believe me, despite being able
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by dreen 11y ago
This is amazing, I wonder how many of these machines are out there.
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by dreen 11y ago
I know its not 100% rational, but I try to minimise the amount of times I put my life in the hands of strangers. I also don't drive, and hope to never have to.
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by dreen 11y ago
Just to add to this, there have been some ideas floating recently to move the cyclers below the streets [1] or above them [2], but while the former is unworkable, it's hard to say if anything comes out of the latter. [1] http:/&#
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by dreen 11y ago
I stopped cycling in London because I value my life. The city is not built for the amount of cyclists who are already on the roads trying to swerve between the traffic. I have seen people slamming into buses way too many times. A can of flu
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by dreen 11y ago
Fair enough it was a little time ago, glad to hear it's better now. However, even though I have been gaming on Linux for years, if playing a high-end title I encounter any performance problems I see no reason not to switch to Windows.
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by dreen 11y ago
afaik the witcher 2 port for linux is actually really poor quality to the point of being just barely playable with a solid machine. or so i heard.
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by dreen 11y ago
I would guess this is ironically the result of google tracking you and knowing you want the gem. Someone who does not search for code stuff wont get the gem at all I expect. IIRC, the incognito/private mode doesn't matter here eit

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