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6y ago
Like the Tripods series? :.(
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6y ago
Do you have any objections against using google drive for an initial list of similarities / differences? I think the comment function could be useful....
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It might make sense to try to support the same subset of Python in both projects. On the other hand, this might make experimentation harder... And there seem to be many differences, for instance I am trying to move towards async/await.
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6y ago
I think there the presentation format typically would be a different language (such as xsl-fo)... I am suggesting a transformation to a subset of HTML+CSS
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6y ago
I am working on something similar, although with a different focus (mobile coding): https://github.com/stefanhaustein/tantilla P.S.: Might make sense to try to get to a common type-safe language spec?
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I wonder if it would be possible to distill the "rendering essence" of HTML+CSS, i.e. have a pre-processor that transforms a lot of redundancies / complexities out to just a hierarchy of spans+divs with style attributes. For
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6y ago
If you leave a pan with oil on the induction stove and then "quickly check the mail in the other room while it heats up" you might come back to an unpleasant surprise of burning oil...
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6y ago
In Germany, part of the problem is that old media lobbying has successfully prevented a reasonable (text based) internet presence of public broadcasting... Some Google-translated coverage: https://translate.google.com/transl
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6y ago
I have given up on KVMs altogether and I am using the following approach now: - Most monitors have multiple digital inputs. Connect each computer to one of them - Use a USB switch keyboard and mouse - Before switching the USB switch, press
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6y ago
If I wouldn't have been in the army, I am not sure I would have learned how to attach stabilizers to a nuclear missile. Just a thought.
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6y ago
Same here. Was using Ubuntu before, but prefer continous updates. Never have looked back...
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6y ago
Would be nice if the properties would be ordered by diversity (most homogeneous leftmost, most diverse right), and then the whole list ordered by binary values O:)
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6y ago
I think "just" going for CSS 2 would be a mistake. In my opinion, it would be preferable take new concepts that are simple to implement and simplify life for everybody (e.g. vh, vw units and flexbox, box-sizing). Goal should be to
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6y ago
I'd find it an effort to standardize text/terminal-friendly accessible HTML+CSS much more appealing. And the TLS requirement seems to make it harder to get started for pure "fun" projects.
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6y ago
Some time ago, I read an article that the inquisition only really stopped when the economic incentive structure for the ones driving it was dismantled (funerals and fees paid by relatives of the accused). Unfortunately, I can't find it
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6y ago
What are the exact differences between this "new generation" of reactors and the failed AVR(1) and THTR-300(2) 1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AVR_reactor 2) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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MicroPython is addressing a different problem though: Minimalism wrt. libraries -- opposed to being more "static" in some aspects... In contrast, the author seems to be looking for an "acceptable" core that would still r
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+1 Any authentication method that I have enabled for my email should work -- there shouldn't be a need to remember which one is associated with a particular service...
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6y ago
Factor out smaller projects. Try to break up the next step if there is no progress for a while. Separate task definition, implementation and testing into separate steps. If the last project got stuck, try something with a smaller scope.
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6y ago
By being aware of the true costs: It's not the cost of making the code more generic (typically relatively cheap) -- but refactoring costs when it turns out that the code actually needs to be more generic, but in a different way. It
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6y ago
Interesting how the title of the FAQ item says "Why can't I sign in with Facebook anymore?", but to get the actual answer to that question, one has to go to HN....
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6y ago
It will never be cheaper than avoiding co2 in the first place (or at least catching at the source) so while it might have applications, it seems impractical for making significant progress towards saving the planet at this point.
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6y ago
In some countries (such as Germany), a comma is the official decimal separator -- so v += 1,5 will look quite innocent...
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6y ago
Take it as a synonym for "order of magnitude" and make your peace with the term? In scientific (aka exponential) representation, the exponent is actually higher in this case...
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What are the penalties for wrong DMCA complaints?
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Promote engineers for big launches, and you'll get big launches. Lots of them. Fire and forget style launches.
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6y ago
Could this be a twisted reference to "So long, and thanks for all the fish"?
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Came here to mention space. I have tried to build "mobile" graphical programming. Looking at the factorial example at flowgrid.org, it should be easy to see how a one-liner takes up the whole screen...
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I have a fixed priority order, but sometimes they add a higher priority later.... :-/ I think it's typically just used as an authority to confirm the email address, so one could be registered with multiple providers and should sti
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Thanks for pointing to that gem (got bored after the 2nd paragraph or so...)! I hope whoever will do the inevitable remake in 2032 will read it, too :)
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