fyolnish

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by fyolnish 9y ago
I can not think of a country that does not have a mix of private and public ownership of production/distribution. What should we refer to those countries as?
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by fyolnish 9y ago
You missed the point Give me an example of “real” capitalism. I’d say the Scandinavian model is a pretty happy middle ground.
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by fyolnish 9y ago
It’s not? I find it strange how people view socialism in black and white, but not capitalism.
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by fyolnish 9y ago
In Tokyo you can use the watch as a train card(suica), which also works for payment in many many stores/vending machines
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by fyolnish 9y ago
Doesn't sound like he really internalized the spirit of Aikido
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by fyolnish 9y ago
Is "psychological halloweenism" a thing?
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by fyolnish 9y ago
It's the demo level iirc
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by fyolnish 9y ago
It's not red compared with the green cast?
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by fyolnish 10y ago
It's bad because as soon as the competition dies out they can jack up the prices..
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by fyolnish 10y ago
There's enough fun in the world already.
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by fyolnish 10y ago
To me it sounds like they should instead use categories as hints for how to weigh ratings of different users for different categories. I definitely don't want my feed to be filled with silly comedies all of a sudden.
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by fyolnish 10y ago
Some lines lose money, but other lines make more money than is lost. The losing lines are still important because if the system doesn't have enough coverage, people won't trust it. It also happens to be the case that the lines wit
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by fyolnish 10y ago
Federation credits?
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by fyolnish 10y ago
Scarcity of 500 euro notes I would assume.
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by fyolnish 10y ago
His argument refers to the current state of this specific component.
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by fyolnish 10y ago
They'd have you believe those are one and the same
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by fyolnish 10y ago
Your neurological makeup might determine what effect some drugs have on your heart rate?
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by fyolnish 10y ago
Shifting is used to define masks. Did you mean you actually type out mask values in base 10?
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by fyolnish 11y ago
It's a memset followed by a strncpy, hardly worth linking to a library for. You'd be done writing the function before you finish googling for an existing one.
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by fyolnish 11y ago
Everyone would have to have the same number of dollars
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by fyolnish 11y ago
Would you be surprised to hear that Google also uses Hunspell and has contributed to it?
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by fyolnish 11y ago
It's a useful feature that necessitates slower response to taps. One has to pick one or the other. If you write your css to support dynamic type (in the case of iOS); zooming becomes less valuable as an accessibility feature.
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by fyolnish 11y ago
From the menubar: "Special" → "Eject"
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by fyolnish 11y ago
They discovered a documented browser feature? Hooray for that.
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by fyolnish 11y ago
That's just voting
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by fyolnish 11y ago
Just think about it for a second
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by fyolnish 11y ago
We mostly used Casio in Iceland.
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by fyolnish 11y ago
Console games use interpreted (not even JITed) Lua quite a lot for the areas where iteration time is of most importance. As the parent said, wiser engineers just choose the best tech for the task.
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by fyolnish 11y ago
There are no exceptions in swift.
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by fyolnish 11y ago
His point was that iOS is more secure. I don't see how security being hard is a counterpoint to that.

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