hoppelhase

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by hoppelhase 8y ago
In Germany, speed cameras are placed where accidents are likely to occur when the speed limit is exceeded.
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
In these cases, I just Google the video I'd. Enough to find its title somewhere.
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
Why is your post about your Coinhive authorship [0] gone? [0]: https://phoboslab.org/log/2018/03/about-coinhive
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
If you are in the .NET world, you can use Refit or RestEase: https://github.com/reactiveui/refit https://github.com/canton7/RestEase
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
Is it really better than some AAA college in the US?
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
Could you point me to some numbers?
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
What does this has to do with college prices? I've studied CS 3.5 years for ~550€ per year (around $700). This includes free public transportation, but excludes an apartment. In Germany, you can get a gov. funded student loan which can
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
C11 got user defined generics, FYI. https://en.cppreference.com/w/c/language/generic
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
Because setting up an environment where you can compile LaTeX - including common packages/classes - can be difficult.
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
If you like WYSIWYM, you may also like typora.io for Markdown.
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
The existing Console API won't be extended with features of VT codes, or will it?
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
Maybe the guys at alacritty are interested in this as well. https://github.com/jwilm/alacritty
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
I always liked the Console API where you can set the color of the text without actually changing the text that is written to Stdout. No issues when piping the output somewhere else. No need to check whether the output is getting piped.
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
If I use the System.Process API in .NET and redirect the Stdin/Stdout to a stream inside my application, does the framework spawn an invisible console and scrape the output? Or does this work differently? I always did it that way and t
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
Well, in Japan, littering is rarely seen.
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
This proposal introduces a lot of complexity. It requires JSON parsing, HTTP and TLS. A bug in one of these components could is likely to occur. In contrast, DNS is very simple and can be implemented with a lot less code.
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
I was not arguing against implementing 418. IMHO, it's okay to implement it since it won't be assigned to something else.
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
Indeed. It defines code 418 for HTCPCP (which is an extension to HTTP), not HTTP itself. So, all HTTP-only implementations that have 418 are technically incorrect, since it is not part of HTTP.
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
He created a fake account to publish his "look at me, I'm 13" tweets. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15156363 If he's 14, then he's pretty much an attention needing dude (as he submitted this
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
OP was the one trying to convice everyone. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15156363
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
Are you still claiming to be 14 years old?
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
Some posts in this blog under the "Development" tab are pretty nice. https://eager.io/blog/
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
That's what MS is trying to do with the "Sets" feature in Windows 10.
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
Any problems with the 6th despite the sleep mode? Do you have the higher resolution version?
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
Similar project: http://tldr.sh
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
Looking at the sample in the usage section, I don't see why you could not just write a declaration file that would catch wrong attributes and so on.
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
That's why we have so much clickbait.
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
Reminds me of the Android game "I love hue".
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
Could you elaborate more on why having the compiler tell us that we forgot to change something wouldn't be a good thing?
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by hoppelhase 8y ago
Is it still a thing?

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