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by eMSF 7y ago
I think by this point most center console displays are touch-enabled. That doesn't necessarily mean there's much besides drive computer data and radio controls in them, although bigger screens and less physical inputs is certainly
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by eMSF 7y ago
Your "not that hard" solutions don't solve the problem you answered to. You can't move a single (production) car out there with wires in the road, or by laying tracks. Perhaps it's a bit harder then, after all?
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by eMSF 7y ago
My guess is it's mimicking a Python library of similar name and purpose. edit: the similarities are pretty obvious, but for those too lazy to Google, see https://docs.python.org/3/library/pprint.html
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by eMSF 7y ago
Is writing mean comments about fatness fascism? Do you feel your point would've been fully diluted if you wrote "bullies" instead? Personally I usually don't take overly dramatic comments seriously.
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by eMSF 8y ago
Olkiluoto was not an exercise to make nuclear power affordable. The company was granted with a permission to build a single reactor, the first permit in decades, so they chose the most powerful one available, a first of its kind. With all t
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by eMSF 8y ago
Nobody advertised as much. 1 GB = 1,000,000,000 bytes, and it's your own fault to consider otherwise. You're fighting a lost battle anyway, even (American) CS folk can't ruin metric prefixes in the long run, though it's
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by eMSF 8y ago
There are (or at least were) some titles which even Edge didn't show in HD, but the Windows Store application does (did). But even then, certain drivers like virtual audio devices might restrict all available methods to lousy SD qualit
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by eMSF 8y ago
Both buses probably need to drop off passengers, though (who would likely be a lot more enraged than people who don't get picked up by the first bus if they didn't get out where they wanted). Anyway, I think the leading bus skips
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by eMSF 8y ago
By whom?
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by eMSF 8y ago
Well that's just simply not true. Firstly, there weren't "tens of thousands" of casualties; secondly, not all the "reds" fought for a Soviet Finland, and certainly not to be a part of Russia; and thirdly, as fa
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by eMSF 8y ago
You don't think illegal invasion of Poland and much of the Eastern Europe qualifies you as a villain without "retconning"? See, the only thing they had going for them was the "enemy of my enemy" thing, and that just
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by eMSF 8y ago
>In my experience it simply doesn't happen - I think people just know how damaging it could be (and possibly how much trouble they would be in) that they pretty much have to be considerate and self-aware. That's not really the
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by eMSF 8y ago
Roughly an order of magnitude more time in the best case scenario, so yes, quite a bit. The only way filling up my tank would take 10 minutes was if I had to queue for the pump for over 5. Also, you get much less added range from those 30 m
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by eMSF 8y ago
Railway fetishism is truly something I guess I'll never really understand. Trams are LOUD and annoying.
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by eMSF 8y ago
>We have the choice [...] Do you think other species have less of a choice because of their limited emotional response? If so, can you consider the implications? (rather than being the butt of the age old joke)
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by eMSF 8y ago
Why didn't you ask the question the other way around? :-) For some inexplicable reason the postfix operators are usually taught and learnt first, and thus considered more natural, even though there are more objective reasons for the op
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by eMSF 8y ago
>Also prepositions appear in few different ways based on the sound of the word, so "(to) dog" is "koira(lle)" but "(to) home" is "koti(in)". There's a subtle difference between those. Perhaps
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by eMSF 8y ago
No word genders in Finnish, sorry! :-) Also, pronouns like "these" and "those" can't be included in the word in Finnish -- however, those that indicate ownership can (i.e. my dog/s, or the genetive case* ). The
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by eMSF 8y ago
Not really. Oil changes (in a car comparable in size to Model 3) cost me about 50 USD per 25000 km, or 15000 mi, indeed because the oil is synthetic and fulfills certain criteria. In any case it's a rather insignificant amount compared
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by eMSF 8y ago
Most things won't pass your "test" on worthiness. You might be in a lonely group thinking it's a great test.
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by eMSF 8y ago
Yeah, only in California. (Anything below 6 USD/gal is quite cheap here.)
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by eMSF 8y ago
I'm happy they're reaping what they've sown. Company culture. Reason in reasonable. I hope they drop either the contract, or the workers and their ilk.
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by eMSF 8y ago
Which left hand keys can't you reach while pressing left shift? (I can quite comfortably reach up to J column with my index finger, at which point it's about 50-50 which Shift to use if I have to navigate left-handed.) Also, being
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by eMSF 8y ago
Google stopped requiring that a while back.
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by eMSF 8y ago
I don't think that example really shows the benefits of the "Powershell way". There's hardly any need for objects and what-not when solving an easy problem like this; strings will do just fine. With Bash, a close equival
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by eMSF 8y ago
Given the situation in the article, you might as well do this: ls ????_A.csv | grep -o '[1-9][0-9]*'
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by eMSF 8y ago
I think your proposals are still missing some sort of indication or description on what type of configurations those variables might hold. After all, we don't want to have any unnecessary confusion, do we? Yeah, just 'original&#x2
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by eMSF 8y ago
It's been that way for years (i.e. visitors from HN get redirected).
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by eMSF 8y ago
You're being obtuse on purpose. The sentence you claim is wrong has only ever been used to describe performance at run time.
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by eMSF 8y ago
It doesn't? Oh right, you're bullshitting me. Case in point: I recently tried unzipping the Boost library on an up-to-date Windows 10, and after trying to move the frozen progress window after a minute, the whole desktop promptly

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