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by fhars 11y ago
Except in the UK, where there often is a Mezzanine floor somewhere above the ground floor (usually, but not always, between the ground floor and the first floor). Is there an Esolang that numbers its arrays with 0,M,1,2,3...?
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by fhars 11y ago
That will most likely destroy the paintings is the new room (if it exists). Digging in from below might work, you want to finance it?
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by fhars 11y ago
May I just Godwin this thread by noting that this is not a new idea: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deutsches_Stadion
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by fhars 11y ago
The issue is available online, if you want to read it: https://archive.org/stream/kilobaudmagazine-1977-02/Kilobaud...
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by fhars 11y ago
It is right there in the spec: <dt>A start tag whose tag name is "image"</dt> <dd>  &
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by fhars 12y ago
Answering to your edit: it is alternative a), your second code snippet is not a valid haskell value. The valid Haskell version would be: purelyFunctional :: IO Boolean purelyFunctional = do value1 <- notPurelyFunctional
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by fhars 12y ago
Seems to be a common feeling... http://geek-and-poke.com/geekandpoke/2014/11/8/frameworks
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by fhars 12y ago
Being noticed at all at the top level? What is the difference between the price payed for an ad at the men's superbowl, versus an ad at the women's superbowl?
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by fhars 12y ago
Actually trying to use hieroglyphical identifiers opens another can of worms, hieroglyphs are located outside of the basic multilingual plane and so tend break even in languages that claim to support unicode identifiers.
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by fhars 12y ago
That is one of the questions this mission is intended to contribute to. Yes, the current theories would expect that, but they would also expect the observable universe to be swarming with intelligent life, which it doesn't (see http:&
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by fhars 12y ago
If you want it for (hopefully) christmas, there is also the Papilio Duo Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/13588168/papilio-duo-dr...
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by fhars 12y ago
There is actually a whole sequence of such limits: the visibility limit (where light emitted in the distant past reaches us now) is furthest out, then comes the reachability limit (where light emitted by us now can still be observed), then
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by fhars 12y ago
Being able to cross compile tells you exactly nothing about the state of your native build environment on the target platform. I mean, just because I can successfully cross compile C code for an attiny doesn't prove that gcc has been s
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by fhars 12y ago
(1) Yes, 0.1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526.... (2) I'm too lazy to do the calculation right now, but it should not be too difficult to calculate the sum of the lengths of all numbers smaller than n, and then you've got
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by fhars 12y ago
This is actually a quite standard number format. Real computers like the 6502 http://www.6502.org/tutorials/decimal_mode.html and the IBM zSeries have harware support for that encoding http://en.wikipedia.o
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by fhars 12y ago
This article is not the blog post you described, but someone else's blog providing the closed solution.
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by fhars 12y ago
Another intersting microkernel might be seL4, which is an L4 implementation (as you might have guesses from the name) focussed on security that will be released as open source (code and correctness proofs, as all good security software sh
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by fhars 12y ago
You may also try to start with a set of real names and then apply some systematic sound changes to these, see http://www.zompist.com/sounds.htm
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by fhars 12y ago
Then your reading comprehension is probably lacking. You do realize that the article is a strong defence of classical barbell excercises?
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by fhars 12y ago
Stuff not being in the correct order is a perfectly fine technical reason to reject an XML file if you have a DTD based workflow. It is actually quite difficult to specify that the order of elements is irrelevant (it goes with n!, so allowi
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by fhars 12y ago
And it is [patent pending] See http://levan.cs.washington.edu/?state=show_about
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by fhars 12y ago
It is actually quite bulky for a wlan capable linux computer, but the smaller ones like http://hackaday.com/2013/08/12/hacking-transcend-wifi-sd-car... don't give you acces to any gpio pins.
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by fhars 12y ago
0x53724e00 doesn't look too magical... Call me again at $ LANG=C date -u -d `printf "@%d\n" 0x60000000` Thu Jan 14 08:25:36 UTC 2021
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by fhars 12y ago
At first I wonderd why nothing happened... then I realized that the frequency of the bass drum sample is just way below the lower cutoff frequency of crappy builtin laptop speakers ... :-)
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by fhars 12y ago
You might have tried the search box at the bottom of this page, it would have found https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7297750 and some others that didn't attract many comments.
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by fhars 12y ago
The answers to your questions are someone who knows, yes, and it depends. There is some information on that in the last week of https://www.coursera.org/course/design but if it applies to your idea depends on your idea
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by fhars 12y ago
What with california being an island off its west coast: http://www.businessinsider.com/people-used-to-think-californ...
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by fhars 12y ago
If you like maps like this, you will also like the globe produced by Martin Behaim in 1491, which (obviously) doesn't show the americas: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erdapfel
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by fhars 12y ago
They spell it out explicitly on their product page: The device will receive at least one software update to bring it up to date with the current KitKat 4.4.3 operating system.
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by fhars 12y ago
That is not ironic, that is the point of the page: identify broken clients.

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