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by ggus 9y ago
..or for the day that we have all those magic baked into our "decent camera gear"!
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by ggus 9y ago
Also the double lens, one for wide angle, one for tele, snapping at the same time and combining the images into one. It will be a looooong time until we see that on a pro camera with interchangeable lenses, if ever.
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by ggus 9y ago
and the unbearable noise, which is why many deaf people were hired to work with them. [1] [1] https://sites.google.com/a/umich.edu/from-tablet-to-tablet/f...
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by ggus 9y ago
This is another reason why we should call this year 12017 [1], the next 12018, and so on. [1] http://www.popularmechanics.com/science/archaeology/a24195/c...
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by ggus 9y ago
I agree: there are no rules in a language. The baseline is to try to produce something that can be understood by your public, so try to stick to whatever convention they are used to, or come up with new ways that they can make a sense of. B
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by ggus 9y ago
the example is even worse: the string should match three times, not two. (it misses the a, followed by r, followed by space)
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by ggus 9y ago
I think HyperSwitch [ http://hyperswitch.bahoom.com/ ] can do that?
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by ggus 9y ago
Is it enough to check if the eyes are closing for long enough? I fear that there is a "pre-sleep" status, where one is unable to drive but not with his eyes closed. When sleepy and driving I blink more, I feel loss of motor skill,
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by ggus 10y ago
!wen goes to english wikipedia !wit goes to italian wikipedia and so on
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by ggus 10y ago
Or is it? I use LittleSnitch too, and my Mac does A LOT of shady requests. Every time I use Spotlight! Everytime I log in.. heck, even the keyboard service has to make internet requests!
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by ggus 10y ago
the point is that the study appears flawed, so much that it is not even good. let alone perfect.
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by ggus 10y ago
could you explain why is it irritating?
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by ggus 10y ago
I find tl;dr to be extremely useful to find out if the article is worth reading or not. There is no joy in being fooled by a clickbaity title. Also, HN is not a novel book, therefore I do not feel spoiled. I always silently thank people tha
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by ggus 10y ago
This. Arranging words is already a hard, long, tedious task when you have to pick every single small letter by hand (or using strange contraptions called linotype). Printing charts seems to be even more costly and time consuming.
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by ggus 10y ago
the same way all the high speed accidents happen to people that started driving at the «harmless» speed of 20km/h. What I want to say is that demonizing marijuana can allow a bad comparison in the form "marijuana did nothing bad t
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by ggus 10y ago
Short answer: Yes. There is more to life than just "safety". Do you think that you yourself should be able to pick where to live and work? If yes, why shouldn't he? I definitely do. I am happy to be EU citizen able to move a
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by ggus 10y ago
Getting on a plane in EU with EU passport is easy. Getting off the plane in London will get you to a proper security check. They would have caught him there, hadn't he declared his syrian nationality.
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by ggus 10y ago
they are sedated. (the author say it in the wiki article)
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by ggus 10y ago
I think you are right. My troll detector was triggered by the request for downvotes.
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by ggus 10y ago
so what is life, if not some boring stuff around adrenaline pumping distractions? you do not hold the key to the proper way of living other people's lives. sorry for my bad english and for feeding a troll.
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by ggus 11y ago
and how many combinations if I buy two sets?