emehrkay

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by emehrkay 9y ago
All of the comments are right, we, in Philly, never called it "Stoop," but simply steps. Stoop seems like an NY word. My mom still sits outside daily in the summer, she doesn't have a misting fan though (I didn't know th
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by emehrkay 9y ago
Was the SurfaceRT an ARM device? I have one collecting dust, would be nice if it got an update
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by emehrkay 9y ago
Thanks that is exactly what I was asking. I didn't know about that change.
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by emehrkay 9y ago
Am I missing something new with object literals or is this an error: window.state.notes[id] = { id, content: '' };
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by emehrkay 9y ago
Honestly, is it the current administration or republicans in general? Have there been any proposals put forth by that party which directly address actual constituents' (people) needs? To me it seems like everything they want to do is w
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by emehrkay 9y ago
Hacker News'ers, why did you vote for republicans knowing they'd do something like this?
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by emehrkay 10y ago
Symlinks in shared folders
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by emehrkay 10y ago
Oh yeah, it works
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by emehrkay 10y ago
I use a 27" iMac as the screen for a Mac mini, I wonder if it will work. I will report back later
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by emehrkay 10y ago
Didn't he co-sponsor this bill?
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by emehrkay 10y ago
Imagine how valuable some users' history will be on the market. If I am an ISP and I know that the Zuckerberg household uses my service, that could prove very profitable for me.
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by emehrkay 10y ago
Hacker News'ers, why did you vote for republican senators knowing they'd do something like this?
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by emehrkay 10y ago
That tagline perfectly targets a man with certain feelings on masculinity: "Stop Wearing Another Man's Clothing." I get that it is another way to present the idea of having clothes tailored, but it makes me think of how I use
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by emehrkay 10y ago
You get better weapons, more hearts, more stamina, and the most import thing is that you actually get better at combat. It would be interesting to spend a substantial amount of time with the game, beat it, and then start from the beginning.
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by emehrkay 10y ago
I love the game. My only gripes are around the draw distance for things with logic -- animals, enemies -- seems to be pretty shallow. I understand why it is that way, but I find myself floating into an area only to find out that I should ha
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by emehrkay 10y ago
Line gets fuzzy when ISPs, in most part, are government-backed monopolies (I'm "lucky" because both Verion and Comcast covers my area)
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by emehrkay 10y ago
Where exactly does Paul stand on issues of privacy like this? You'd think we is against it, but he is also okay with ISPs selling your browsing history. https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/03/gop-sen
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by emehrkay 10y ago
Not entirely true. I'm certain sneaker heads are going crazy over these http://sneakernews.com/2017/03/01/porsche-adidas-black-ultra...
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by emehrkay 10y ago
At the time the Playstation pushed more polygons per frame. I remember this debate because Nintendo said that they allowed for larger seamless polygons and said that it produced a better image on the screen.
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by emehrkay 10y ago
I still love MooTools. It should be where jQuery is with regard to mindshare. A lot of people didn't like the fact that it extended globals, but whatever it works well and you can easily build very complex systems with the class struct
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by emehrkay 10y ago
I typically do, but i don't know if it is the most "pythonic" def func(list_arg=None, dict_arg=None): list_arg = list_arg or [] dict_arg = dict_arg or {}
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by emehrkay 10y ago
The man openly campaigned on the premise of "keeping certain muslims out of the country" and it is snowballing to even affect you. But you want to worry about labeling the people who voted for that as racist. I wish you the best,
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by emehrkay 10y ago
Will this code not cause issues? I know that you aren't modifying args or kwargs, in the _run method, but it just seems like a potential point of failure or a python anti-pattern def _run(self, func=None, args=(), kwargs={})
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by emehrkay 10y ago
How is me saying "fuck people who voted for bigotry because it won't affect them" a "flavor" of bigotry? Are you saying that white Americans would had been okay with Obama campaigning on harsher policing for white p
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by emehrkay 10y ago
You know what is easy? Looking at the data now and coming to a conclusion that you believe to be sound. What is difficult is doing a little research to figure out how Chicago got the way it is. How gang culture took hold. How it was passed
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by emehrkay 10y ago
So I wouldn't be too far off saying that this part of what I wrote describes you: > However, there are a lot of people who witnessed what he was doing and thought "it won't hurt me though" and were absolutely okay wit
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by emehrkay 10y ago
I feel like the only thing that he campaigned on was hurting black/brown people and repealing the ACA. Everything else, every other policy topic was met with "I have the best people" or "I will have the best advisors.&qu
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by emehrkay 10y ago
Could you imagine spending any time in a building that was originally designed to be a prison? Aren't those things made to break spirits and punish people simply by being in it? Have you ever entered a space and felt uncomfortable simp
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by emehrkay 10y ago
Whats the over/under on Scott Forestall coming back in a Job-ish way to help "win" back mindshare?
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by emehrkay 10y ago
Are you saying that because only doctors would be able to give ratings, those ratings would be more credible? I agree that __should__ be the case, but it wouldn't/isn't ( http://jnci.oxfordjournals.org/content&

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