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by esrauch 6y ago
> In JavaScript, {} + [] evaluates to integer 0. This not really true. Put this js console and you'll see that a is the string "[object Object]": a = {}+[] When you put just {}+[] in your console its doing an empty
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by esrauch 7y ago
Safari for Windows is discontinued isn't it?
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by esrauch 7y ago
You can still block pawns using a pawn plus another piece.
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by esrauch 7y ago
> Is this really an issue with Java's type system though? If you get an ArrayList<Number> and you assume that it contains only whole numbers, that's on you. The point is that you have an List<Integer> are you allowe
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by esrauch 7y ago
Sure, the point isn't that it isn't possible to have an app created for that price, the point is that at that price you can only create an app that leaves a solid risk of exactly what happened.
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by esrauch 7y ago
There's no way 60k can pay for multiple people for a few months: your 60k median excludes overheads, insurance, etc. To be honest, I'm not sure if that a few people for a few months is even enough to avoid something like this from
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by esrauch 7y ago
I wonder if you could nearly as efficiently draw to fixed distance arcs instead of perpendicular to viewing area lines to avoid that effect?
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by esrauch 7y ago
When I used to take Amtrak in the US routinely for a 6 hour ride I believe it was 0% punctual by a definition much much weaker than that. I don't believe it was literally ever delayed less than 30 minutes. Also in the US airports you c
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by esrauch 7y ago
I think that's a bit unnecessarily tin-foil-hat. If they didn't put in the 8 second css rule it would just show blank for those users right? So adding that rule is making it work at all instead which doesn't sound like "
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by esrauch 7y ago
If the 3d scan involved any creative input then it would also be protected. The sketch is understood to have your creative input applied to what you observed. Consider maps: just accurately capture reality isn't copyrightable, if they
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by esrauch 7y ago
That... doesn't really seem the same.
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by esrauch 7y ago
I think it can be more intuitively explained without getting into math: if you know someone wrote down two random numbers between 1 and 10. You look at one and have to guess if the other one is higher or lower. Say you flip over a 2: what d
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by esrauch 7y ago
> Locking people in is a bad idea regardless of situation (and I am pretty sure it is illegal to do so against their will) As an American I still find it weird that it is even possible to lock someone in: anyone I've asked has had
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by esrauch 7y ago
As an American living in Switzerland one thing that has consistently surprised me is the difference in fire safety rules: not having any smoke alarm or fire extinguishers in homes is common, and it's also common to be able to lock peop
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by esrauch 7y ago
Right: I meant the prison presumably doesn't want prisoners playing games (as is easy to do on these calculators). I'm actually a little confused that was a controversial thought.
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by esrauch 7y ago
They presumably didn't want people using a TI-83/85 effectively as a gameboy.
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by esrauch 7y ago
Makes sense, thanks for explaining. I was actually thinking red implying danger or warning could be a good fit for many environmental causes.
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by esrauch 7y ago
Why not red for environmental causes?
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by esrauch 7y ago
The two with an array of guns were from China and Ukraine, so I don't know what "North American" has to do with it.
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by esrauch 7y ago
If it's free then it sells your data. If it isn't free then it probably also sells your data, but maybe not.
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by esrauch 7y ago
If it's Feb 29 then you know for sure it isn't 10 years past a leap year, since they are every four years.
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by esrauch 7y ago
People from Cambridge are Cantabrigians.
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by esrauch 7y ago
I'm surely still not in the 99% but honestly there's hardly any content that individually actually matters to me, it's almost all info-tainment. If it's hard to read then I won't bother at all. There's exceptio
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by esrauch 7y ago
Presumably it's the same as words in English, where you'd never make a word suggestion model that just blindly considers all possible words. You swipe jow or gow and it will change it to "how" despite the other two exist
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by esrauch 7y ago
Surely no one knows all the Kanji, since some of them have open academic investigation whether they even are a valid character or not? https://www.japantimes.co.jp/life/2018/10/29/language/ghost-..
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by esrauch 7y ago
If your friend falls down a gorge and is unresponsive it seems more than completely reasonable to phone for help.
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by esrauch 7y ago
I think even if this existed it would naturally become a vanity thing ("oh yes, I've read War and Peace") and not include Shades of Grey or whatever you're actually reading. Physical shelves already suffered from that a
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by esrauch 7y ago
Any links you can share?
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by esrauch 7y ago
Unless he cracked it seems like throwing away $50 in a casino shouldn't be enough grounds for the police to search your car.
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by esrauch 7y ago
I think it's that people who self proclaim they are pushing a certain moral tradition have clear agendas, not whether it would be different if they self proclaimed a different moral tradition.

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