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601.
by geon 9y ago
Someone asked me if the algorithm could be reversed to make text more readable. Able rightly, etc.
602.
by geon 9y ago
There is a link to the wikipedia article about the phenomenon. Unfortunately, it seems to be butchered to oblivion atm. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Typoglycemia&oldi...
603.
by geon 9y ago
> inline styles It doesn't have to be inline styles. Styled components ( https://www.styled-components.com/ ) inject unique css classes.
604.
by geon 9y ago
Progress is made by breaking laws. The founders of your country committed treason against England. Strikes used to be illegal. Fredom of assembly, speech, religion and press used to be severely restricted.
605.
by geon 9y ago
Business?
606.
by geon 9y ago
They should be squishy, so I imagine they pack efficiently.
607.
by geon 9y ago
The cheapish mp3 players of that era had barely enough power to drive a pair of in-ear earphones. If you ised a pair of over-ear ones, you would get hardly any base at all.
608.
by geon 9y ago
Swish in Sweden?
609.
by geon 9y ago
Speaking of which. https://thedailywtf.com/articles/Special-Delivery
610.
by geon 9y ago
The Chineese have plans for something similar. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_Credit_System
611.
by geon 9y ago
Or a can of film?
612.
by geon 9y ago
Having the resizing api exposed publicly lile in the ajax example is definately a bad idea. The second example (labeled "html") demonstrates using it entirely serverside, which would be fine. That way, only the filename of the cac
613.
by geon 9y ago
That's not a private thought. You would be taking action against another person.
614.
by geon 9y ago
https://vimeo.com/118342272
615.
by geon 9y ago
In my experience, clients rarely have any technical expertise at all.
616.
by geon 9y ago
There is another example of when mono spacing is useful; multiple calls to the same function with diffrent arguments. But that's basically hardcoded tabular data, and should really be solved by an editor with proper tab-stops. Not by a
617.
by geon 9y ago
Glass is not ar.
618.
by geon 9y ago
Does that mean english is now one of my first languages?
619.
by geon 9y ago
Also; Take what is flexible and make it fixed.
620.
by geon 9y ago
> and I live in fear of getting sick because I don't know how I'll afford it Thats an unrelated issue that much of the rest of the world has solved a long time ago.
621.
by geon 9y ago
I spent so much time redrawing tiles in Micromachines 2. Good times.
622.
by geon 9y ago
Yes. Its sad it got hyped like AR, and not left alone to be it own thing. I can see it being perfect for some people like mechanics who need their hands free, but could also use a screen for documentation.
623.
by geon 9y ago
I can't understand that rethoric. You get a new consumer as well, so you have merely increased the population.
624.
by geon 9y ago
In sweden, salaries are traditionally paid the 25:th. An if you get paid per hour, your payment is usually for the previous month, so 56 days late.
625.
by geon 9y ago
> their marketshare only ever got as high as 30% You write that like it was a failure. It was HUGE! In the context of the ms monopoly, it was an unbelievable and largely unmatched success. Secondly, having a third browser overtaking it w
626.
by geon 9y ago
A reading/writing a single file can be faster than multiple files. Also querying a db can be faster than querying the fs.
627.
by geon 9y ago
> Intel has done a lot of work > copying someone's technology and emulating it without paying a license fee You are contradicting yourself. Intel built an instruction set for hardware. Emulating it on an ARM would completely nega
628.
by geon 9y ago
That article has roughly one logical fallacy per sentence.
629.
by geon 9y ago
The submerged part melts quicker than the top.
630.
by geon 9y ago
Icebergs do become unstable, though. That's why they flip.

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