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by henrikeh 9y ago
I would say that it is equivalent in concept, but it is more of a grammatical rule. For example, "football stadium" is written in two words in English. In German it _must_ be written as "Fußballstadien" -- making it look
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by henrikeh 9y ago
I guess it depends on your definition of “a word”. I speak Danish and it shares a lot of concepts with German. Joining or concatenating two nouns or a noun and an adjective form “a new word”, but the meaning is of course based upon the two
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by henrikeh 10y ago
As related by others, LTE has a less complicated backhaul network than the 3G networks (My experience is with WCDMA and WiMAX). Part of this is that 3G networks generally consist of several "servers" (in an as abstract sense as po
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by henrikeh 10y ago
On the contrary, Susan Kare herself mentioned the Swedish origin as the source for inspiration[0] > So I said, "Let's try something abstract." So I was pouring through books of symbols, and I thought it was a sign on Swedi
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by henrikeh 11y ago
It is, however, also ultimately wrong to state the brain is "just a muscle". In "Make it stick" they mention some research into this aspect: practice of a specific mental skill has little influence on other mental skills
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by henrikeh 11y ago
It looked like Autodesk Inventor. It is a parametric CAD software like Creo or Solidworks. The parametric part is actually really neat. The lines are drawn and then certain constraints must be applied: These points must be coincident, these
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by henrikeh 11y ago
For the Danish, the same (but free) service exist at http://bibliotek.dk
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by henrikeh 14y ago
I think I see your point better now. > It would be illogical, perhaps unethical even, for me to want more of that content while not supporting it in any way. So what do you suggest instead? Instead of paying upfront, should the content
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by henrikeh 14y ago
> It's unethical to break the law (assuming the law was instated ethically), which, in theory, is a set of rules everyone agrees to play by. However pirating movies and tv shows is not inherently unethical as it is just an arbitrary law
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by henrikeh 14y ago
Steve Yegge's rant on Google's and Amazon's platforms comes to mind: https://plus.google.com/112678702228711889851/posts/eVeouesv... I couldn't find the original, so this is a copy on Google+. It discusses the difference in how Google and
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by henrikeh 14y ago
This kind of reminds me of the Danish Christmas calendar (a TV-show with an episode for each day in December until the 24th). In this show all characters were played by the same actor, Anders Matthesen[1], a Danish stand-up comedian, actor
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by henrikeh 14y ago
I've noticed the same with many recent Apple releases. They have gone almost completely away from "Ships in x" and instead it's now almost always "Ships today". I'd like to see some data to confirm this however.
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by henrikeh 14y ago
Facepunch, the forum mainly connected to the sandbox game Garry's mod, has had this for a long time. If you broke a rule you were banned to "Refugee Camp" for some amount of time. Only you, the moderators and gold users (paying or 5+ years
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by henrikeh 14y ago
Kind of off-topic: I've got a T60 with a broken graphics card (Honestly, not sure, but all evidence points in that direction). It still works, there just isn't any image on the internal monitor (and severe problems on external). Can I fix t
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by henrikeh 14y ago
I take your point, it's not fair to say that a demo/example/app-in-development shouldn't be optimized for edge cases - no premature optimization and all that jazz. I'm HenrikEnggaard on Twitter, PM me your email and I'll send my thoughts (I
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by henrikeh 14y ago
Most of the month (all but a few days) I've only got a 20 kbit/s connection. Let that sink in. Twenty. Kilobits. Per. Second. That's less than the voyager spacecraft (but probably a better ping). --- The front page of Hacker News is 27.75KB
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by henrikeh 14y ago
We sure do. In Danish "ikke?", "ikke også", "du ved" among others. In Bulgarian I hear "бе", "така" and "такова".
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by henrikeh 14y ago
Why is that possible, when the Curiosity must use an elaborate floating crane?
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by henrikeh 14y ago
I really wish he (Ian Lurie) spend more time giving examples of great information (/data) graphics and what strategies to take when designing such graphics. To me, this comes off as a mere complain. Lurie links to Mark (Mapstone?) who, also
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by henrikeh 14y ago
I don't know. Powerful weapon? Sure. Good for the industry? I doubt it.
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by henrikeh 14y ago
Thanks a lot, because this is infinitely more useful than a snarky, ha-ha quotes repeating age-old, Low-Effort jokes. I'll read up on what you referred to.
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by henrikeh 14y ago
It bothers me that the "quotes" are all whimsical, ha-ha jokes about some topic. They are punchlines, some even Low-Effort Content (Java is bad, Perl is unreadable.) The quote from Tony Hoare about the null reference was an honest and inter
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by henrikeh 14y ago
Among the reasons are that the Lego Group is doing their best to prevent such impact. 88%* of the waste plastic from the production. Their products, in sharp contrast to all other toys, can be assembled and disassembled ad infinitum, they c
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by henrikeh 14y ago
Sure, it's nice to know that it's possible, but the title is misleading and the actual article doesn't show in any way why this is a good thing to do.
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by henrikeh 14y ago
I don't really see how this has anything special to do with TikZ as it's just an SVG converted to TikZ-code.
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by henrikeh 15y ago
There are many ways to slice and dice what learning and knowledge can be understood as. I'm no expert, but my daily work is in educating youth organisations (Scouting) and occasionally with training leaders for such organisations. I'm in th