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by euyyn 9y ago
I wish he went into more detail explaining his solution to the synchronous queries, as the linked gist implies much more knowledge of Servo's internals than I have.
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by euyyn 9y ago
This is the most alien chemical reaction I've ever seen. And it keeps on giving! Thanks for sharing it. The suggested video in which he dissolves gold in mercury is also cool.
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by euyyn 9y ago
The bike is the red box that crosses the intersection. It doesn't pass behind the car, but by its side. The white wireframe box that "detaches" from the Waymo car is where the cameras are (so what the car actually did). I ass
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by euyyn 9y ago
That's not true. If I search <<trump on afghanistan>> I get an AMP result, a non-AMP result, the AMP carousel, another non-AMP result, another carousel, another non-AMP result... If I were only interested in results from Re
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by euyyn 9y ago
> sharing a clip of the text so the people I'm sharing with including myself have the proper link and some context to get them to read further. How do you achieve this with a non-AMP website? It sounds great.
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by euyyn 9y ago
Dude just said he can't go into details, and you question the method he didn't explain?
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by euyyn 9y ago
> Who made you the deciders of what the UX of the web should look like? It's not like they're forcing you to click on the AMP results. When Chrome started experimenting with SPDY, one could have asked them "who made you th
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by euyyn 9y ago
I'd like to see a tool like this, that could be used to adjust books to movie script format. When scenes are taken off a book, sometimes the implications and ramifications of that scene aren't taken care of, leaving holes in the s
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by euyyn 9y ago
> The alternative is to mix the light from red, green and blue LEDs, which produces a very peaky spectrum that distorts colors badly What does the phosphor emit? There's no "white" wavelength. So a more homogeneous spectru
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by euyyn 9y ago
You could as well have said: That's right, Google's cloud platform is a counterargument.
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by euyyn 9y ago
When people look for an emoji in their phone's keyboard to express something, they don't read the Unicode description for that emoji. When people receive them, they don't read the description either. Thus why it's import
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by euyyn 9y ago
There's the EmojiCompat library that can be used now by apps to support the full set in previous versions of the OS: https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/look-and-feel/... So it looks like
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by euyyn 9y ago
> If you want total control over what the recipient sees, send an image. Is this for real? You rather people have to stop using emojis and send images in their stead, than the different platforms give them the same meaning?
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by euyyn 9y ago
Isn't that one of the points of the new emojis, though? That unlike the previous ones, they're compatible with what other systems use.
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by euyyn 9y ago
Why is it tied to the OS version, though? I would (naively) think it's a matter of just sending the new font as an OTA update?
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by euyyn 9y ago
By working in practice I don't mean "unimplementable or not", I mean the difference between CORBA and gRPC: One can argue endlessly about the benefits of one vs the other, but it's practical experience what's inform
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by euyyn 9y ago
> It would be even better if people working on these specs spent some time reading research papers on how a sane component-based system could work. I don't know the people working on these specs, but presuming that they aren't
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by euyyn 9y ago
That's the one Adam bought and described in the article. It totally sticks out.
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by euyyn 9y ago
The downside is they're easy to break if they're left plugged in. I'm on my 3rd one.
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by euyyn 9y ago
> has decided it's #1 problem to be solved is the gender imbalance in software engineering lol That you're sick of hearing something because you don't want it to happen doesn't mean that others are obsessed with it. I
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by euyyn 9y ago
It matters a great deal, to tech companies that are fighting to get the best talent in the world, that the pool misses half its potential candidates.
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by euyyn 9y ago
Probably just started using a different picture without permission either :/
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by euyyn 9y ago
I think trying to give credit to colonization for Hacker News, web browsers, and whatnot, is a ridiculous thing.
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by euyyn 9y ago
The current spell of freedom in Spain isn't the culmination of some positive trend that developed through the centuries. 50 years ago we had less freedom than the Chinese have today. Then the tyrant died of old age, and the absolute mo
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by euyyn 9y ago
There's a strong point to be made that taking the trouble to burn a man alive inside a big jail is only valuable to them because the citizens of their enemy countries are watching. And there's also the difference between reporti
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by euyyn 9y ago
I just opened it from my frontpage.
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by euyyn 9y ago
Google absolutely wouldn't place bikes in the light rail station. I can imagine employees leaving them there, but it'd go against company policy.
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by euyyn 9y ago
For the vast majority of Spanish history, rulers viewed public dissent as tantamount to open rebellion and reacted accordingly. Same with most European countries, if not all.
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by euyyn 9y ago
What's an example of such common behavior?
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by euyyn 9y ago
That I understand, but those two bikes weren't placed in the station by Google. Someone stole them originally and left them there.

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