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by frutiger 7y ago
Off-topic: would you pay for it?
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The Science of the Best Chocolate Chip Cookies (2013)(sweets.seriouseats.com)
37 points by frutiger 7y ago|11 comments
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by frutiger 7y ago
Arch Linux was able to achieve this years ago.
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by frutiger 7y ago
It’s more or less the same today.
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by frutiger 7y ago
Fair point. For what it’s worth I’m British (but expat in the States).
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by frutiger 7y ago
What about “freedom software“? I know it’s grammatically incorrect but it sends the right message.
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by frutiger 7y ago
Not quite since git purposefully excludes the computationally hard proof of work requirement. In git you use other external signals to determine which fork to select in the case of diverging histories. With blockchain, all participants are
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by frutiger 7y ago
You can also use `:^F` to navigate your history in a horizontal split using regular motion/search keys.
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Show HN: GitHub bug – keep clicking 'list'(github.com)
1 points by frutiger 7y ago|0 comments
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by frutiger 7y ago
I agree, but it's worth noting that the density of after hours (as in 2 AM) food spots will usually be related to residential density and not commercial/office density. There will always be exceptions (e.g. the East Village) but
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by frutiger 7y ago
A better equivalent than a Starbucks would be a pharmacy like CVS or Walgreens, which do stock light fare such as sandwiches etc. Most of this food is usually dry or unpalatable unlike the savoury foods available in Tokyo convenience store
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by frutiger 7y ago
I have visited Tokyo twice and the density is not that remarkable. There are corners and blocks of downtown Manhattan where there are multiple pharmacies, Starbucks, Chase banks etc all within eyeshot. Wherever there are lots of people sq
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by frutiger 7y ago
Wait til you visit Manhattan and see how many CVSes and Duane Reades there are!
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by frutiger 7y ago
Perhaps you didn't read the linked article, but that's exactly what it is about.
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by frutiger 7y ago
Ronnybrook Dairy sells milk and milk products in thick glass bottles which you can return and get the 2 dollars back.
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by frutiger 7y ago
While not directly related to BigDecimal, my employer (Bloomberg) primarily sponsored this effort through the arduous TC39 process and sponsored the implementation in any browser vendor that wanted primarily as a stepping stone to standardi
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by frutiger 7y ago
GP edited the comment, so now my reply looks silly.
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by frutiger 7y ago
EDIT: Parent commenter edited the comment to append "with the same performance as C", so you can ignore my reply. So is Python, JavaScript, Java, OCaml, Haskell... A more distinguishing feature of Rust is not only that it is memor
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by frutiger 7y ago
I think you can avoid these kinds of issues if you use multiprocessing.Pool as a context manager.
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by frutiger 7y ago
Don’t forget the <ESC> or ^] to get back into normal mode.
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by frutiger 7y ago
Something like this can be (and is) done: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adverse_possession
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by frutiger 7y ago
They don’t need to be filtered. They get trapped in mucus. The constant flow of mucus from all your mucosal membranes pushes these outwards. In the case of your lungs they get delivered to the great acid bath that is your stomach.
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by frutiger 7y ago
But if you hold your boyfriend’s hand during your birthday your grandmother would probably wise up to your sexual preferences.
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by frutiger 7y ago
> The best way, of course, is to carefully curate different identities online Doesn’t this only work if all your interactions are online? Otherwise your family might meet your colleagues at your birthday party (or whatever you might cel
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by frutiger 7y ago
Somewhat more interesting is that (E, px, py, pz) form a proper 4-vector, which means under rotations in 4-space its length does not change. To see this, first note that in flat 4-space of our universe (known as Minkowski space), experiment
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by frutiger 7y ago
Shouldn’t the OS allow emoji (or arbitrary unicode) input? macOS & iOS do, and probably many others.
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by frutiger 8y ago
:colorscheme unknown "that's weird :set file^I^I "I guess tab autocomplete doesn't work :set filetype=cpp i#include <iostream><Esc> "I guess syntax
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by frutiger 8y ago
Ha, I totally agree. Actually if we’re being honest, it’s the programmers that are to blame. But the downvotes indicate the cognitive dissonance here. It’s still fashionable to hate on Electron.
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by frutiger 8y ago
Chromium is to blame not Electron. Electron is “just” Chromium + Node.
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by frutiger 8y ago
I have never seen LFCR in C or any other code (but plenty of LF and CRLF, and since OS X, very rarely just CR). I know your comment is tongue-in-cheek but I am genuinely curious if LFCR is otherwise common in some obscure niche.

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