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I think it's an important reminder that markets need some level of transparency to function. And perhaps that relatively simple regulation (like a requirement to publish the prices -- or in other areas the first sale doctrine) might be
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9y ago
Please file an issue at the github project, ideally with an image that always crashes.
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Some alternatives are listed in this askubuntu thread: https://askubuntu.com/questions/97542/how-do-i-make-my-termi...
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9y ago
You might get a slightly better resolution with the approach taken here: https://github.com/stefanhaustein/TerminalImageViewer (= find best matching block graphics character for most prominent colors in a cell; there i
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9y ago
For instance, in my opinion, no kid should be pressured to take part in any kind of religious activities it does not feel comfortable with. I found this disturbing as a kid in a way I can't describe adequately here. If a religion invol
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Came here to make the same joke :)
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People can do good without attached irrationality. In particular, I think no kid should be forced to take part in any of this. I found it greatly disturbing as a kid that adult people / school teachers who should know better and /
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9y ago
I'd argue that this is only a secondary purpose at most -- and in this case not intended at all. Also, there are other uses of the word forking outside of VC. For instance, I have heard it in the context of threads first... O:)
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9y ago
The primary purpose of language is understanding. Forking a language to convey some sort of cultural distinction has the unfortunate side effect of making this more difficult.
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Keeping older models in stock seems to work well for Apple...
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9y ago
... marked as a dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15397008
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We have Melitta Bar Cubes in the office and they are quite good.
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I think there needs to be a discussion about their WTO "market economy" status (for different reasons though)
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I don't get how China can have WTO "Market Economy" status. It's not just blocking western internet companies, also forced joint ventures and technology transfers don't sound much like "Market Economy" to
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Well there are IETF and WHATWG already... Did the W3C ever really work as intended? I guess it's fair to say that HTML5/CSS3 were mostly driven by WHATWG. HTML 2 was specified as IETF RFC 1866. XSLT and XHTML don't seem that
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9y ago
"he would have never approved the camera sticking out in the back" +1
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not sure what kind of information gain "each year" is supposed to provide in the title though....
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9y ago
They tend to be more tricky to combine than frameworks.
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9y ago
I haven't seen a graphical language that's well suited for "general purpose" programming yet, although there are certainly good examples for specific purposes. My experience with rolling my own (flowgrid.org): Too verbos
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9y ago
TLDR: Event-oriented scripting language "Daspel" with dynamic typing, targeting the Internet of Things. The syntax is inspired by C, JavaScript and Rust. The interpreter implemented in Rust, runs on RasPi 3 with sense hat. Author
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9y ago
Compared to fuel wasted on pre-heating and efficiency below 50% for a diesel engine with huge co2 emmissions, this doesn't sound too bad though O:)
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9y ago
I now always open tabs for the HN discussions first instead, hoping for a TLDR.... Not just because of New Yorker articles that never get to the point anywhere, but also because of the increasing pest of subscription gates and anti-adblocke
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9y ago
But this one starts with "Over the summer of 2011, the water in Lake Michigan turned crystal clear. Shafts of angled light lit the lake bed, like searchlights from a U.F.O.; later, old sunken ships came into view from above."... o
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TLDR: Just explains Dijkstra's Algorithm (example, Java code).
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BTW: Why not limit free trade to countries that respect human rights (in addition to having a market economy)?
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The meat makes the fact that the sauce is different from this one bearable: http://www.germandeli.com/Miracoli-Spaghetti-w-Tomato-Sauce-... :)
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"Naughty things": My first BASIC program asked for your name, then printed "Hello <name>", except if you entered my sister's name, where it would print "Haha, you are stupid!". I have experimented wi
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One possible explanation could be that the ratings count is updated immediately while the install count is updated at a slower rate...
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BTW: Miguel, Gnome creator, now officially works works at MS
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BTW: Was it ever considered to offer desalinated water in California at a higher rate, so people who wish to do so can waste it on their lawn or proper showers without the shaming?
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