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The reason could be that Russia started banning bitcoin websites. https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/russia-blocked-several-bitco...
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As a Mac user, I only download applications from the wild-wild-web if the developer is a big player, like Google, Mozilla or Adobe (except I refuse to install Flash). I think it is just too big risk to download from a small business which I
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I'm currently rewriting my Mac application. Its prototype was written in Qt, but I'm now dropping Qt for several reasons: 1. I demoed my application to my friends and they all complained that it didn't behave exactly like a n
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Here's few real timetable examples from Finland: Grades 1-2 (4-5 hours per day): http://www.kopunkoulu.fi/lukujarjestys/luokka_1-2/ Grades 5-6 (5-6 hours per day): http://www.kopunkoulu.fi/luk
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According to engadget, there is a fix on the way: "With today's ROM update, users of fresh or factory-restored Xiaomi devices will have to manually enable the cloud messaging function, meaning there should be no more stealthy conn
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Here's another hash function comparison with nice pictures: http://programmers.stackexchange.com/a/145633
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I know that Mac users are very sensitive towards all cross-platform and non-native UI toolkits. I have always wondered why I haven't seen many complaints about the Adobe non-native UI on Mac. So, its interesting to hear that it does fe
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This reminds me of Mischief (for Mac and PC) [1], which is incredibly fast vector drawing application. The way Mischief handles its details of graphics, speed and huge range of zoom is by using adaptively sampled distance fields (patented t
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This sounds like a controlled version of the China syndrome. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_meltdown#China_Syndrome
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Crows and magpies are the smartest birds on earth. European magpies pass the mirror test, something very rare animals and only children over 18 months do: http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn14552-mirror-test-show...
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Interesting that you won't replace Qt with Rust, because I'm considering doing it. The reasons: - Qt core (QList, QMap) can be replaced with Rust std lib - I don't use QML and Javascript (because Javascript errors don't
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In Russia, A Like Or Retweet Can Now Cost You Five Years In Jail
(buzzfeed.com)
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I was struggling with the way the operators are written: clickStream.map(f).scan(g); Then I realised that map() and scan() are not doing much when that line of code is executed. They only add a new operation step to a list of operati
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> The brain can basically simulate the rendering equation in real time (or trick yourself into thinking it is, which is the same thing really.) I believe that your brain is rendering the reality for your consciousness even when you are a
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You are right. Apple is also bad. The whole favicon retrieval seems to be a mess. I wish the W3C draft about manifests for web apps gets wide support and can be used on normal sites, too. (wishful thinking...?) http://w3c.github.
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I learned that IE11 looks for "browserconfig.xml" for pinned tile icons. So, if your site gets requests for that file, then blame IE11. Why Microsoft has to do this kind of crap? "Note: If a webpage does not specify a browser
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Yes, but Swift looks much cleaner thanks to ARC memory management. I wish Rust has something similar, all those sigils make it messy.
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For those without iBook, here's an excerpt from "The Swift Programming Language": http://pastebin.com/xsr401gt
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This is interesting. If human consciousness and thinking was changing today, how could you detect it? Perhaps the increased amount of information that we need to process is changing how we think? Sometimes I have a feeling that our grandpar