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hrkristian
7y ago
Android Native also has hot reload, what on earth are you on about? You get both with Android Native, layout preview and hot reloading.
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hrkristian
9y ago
Isn't this exactly what people were saying about BitCoin as well? BitCoin has a genuine inherent worth now and while it's still not nearly large enough to fend off crashes, it's there and it's growing. I don't see
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hrkristian
10y ago
Education could use such an overhaul to be honest. Look at internet resources like Khan Academy and how they're proving the merits of mass-distributing a well-functioning formula for teaching. As far as this bot is concerned it seems t
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hrkristian
12y ago
It's nearly impossible to be nuanced in the comic strip medium, but that does not mean it's useless for serious commentary. The one in question is right this moment spurring serious discussion (here on HN, in this thread,) that&#x
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hrkristian
12y ago
Indeed, or make it even simpler: F6>CTRL+C The F6 functionality is the reason I welcome this, Chromium devs aren't really taking control from us more tech savvy users, they're making it easier for regular users to spot the rele
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hrkristian
12y ago
Walking our dog always felt like a chore growing up. I'd attribute it to being young, but it's now many years later, they have a new dog (both dalmatians) and walking him when visiting is still a chore. He's either on a leash
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hrkristian
12y ago
I've spent nearly every winter growing up swinging axes, and I cringed a bit when I saw him strike branches. For the most part the axe does a wonderful job against anything, and that guy has ridiculously good aim, but anyone who have a
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hrkristian
13y ago
Statistics are bordering on pointless in establishing the validity of the video and claim. We know, full well and without any calculation the chances of such a shot are infinitely small, given that, the only reasonable action is ignoring it
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hrkristian
13y ago
Indeed, or Alt-| in my case (Norwegian layout), and it works for currently focused application, as well. Try doing that with multiple instances (3+) of your browser though. I've got general browsing on WS1, Netflix on WS2, tutorials an
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hrkristian
13y ago
I've got about ten extensions running, most of them I feel makes sense aren't in the base. The one exception is one modifying alt-tab behavior so it doesn't group programs on different workspaces together. Honestly, that'
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hrkristian
13y ago
It actually is in development already.
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hrkristian
13y ago
>they demand that drivers have things like a commercial drivers license Not really relevant, you're essentially saying normal carpooling should require a commercial licence on the driver's part. I agree on your sentiments, ther
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hrkristian
13y ago
Apparently it's a bit of a hothead.
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hrkristian
13y ago
Finish reading the article before commenting. >Ant-Lab owner Petrov is now moving to Kiev, where the startup scene is more embraced. Ukraine’s capital has six accelerators, GrowthUp, EastLabs, Happy Farm, WannaBiz, Founder Institute, iHu
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hrkristian
13y ago
At the time of my reply your comment is 10 minutes old. That means you've been able to read the exact same posts as I have been reading in this comment section. Comments from experienced pilots, one of whom explicitly states it's
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hrkristian
13y ago
Doesn't surprise me at all, it's one of the main selling points for Apple. It's fine on my laptop (Arch Linux), same as in Windows, but with an i7, GTX 660M and no optimus, and a 15.6" screen there's not much power
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hrkristian
13y ago
Too true, Norway, despite having one of the works richest populations, are also hardcore pirates. It's not a question of money, it is exclusively one of service. Delayed releases? Pirate. Poor quality? Pirate. Ad-riddled media? Pirate.
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hrkristian
13y ago
Well made point. Combine that with chrissnell's point [1] and it makes even more sense in my mind . Google Fiber isn't really necessary for the common household, yet. They might be mixing an investment in start-ups with a politic
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hrkristian
13y ago
Planes do have that, the engines also report automatically to a ground base every thirty minutes. The aforementioned trackers can be shut off in the cockpit, however, which seems to have happened. It's unclear whether or not the engine
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hrkristian
13y ago
>This implies that a sufficiently powerful Force user could parry a lightsaber with their bare hands! Relevant YouTube clip: [1] Star Wars games are considered C-Canon[2], so I think it's a safe bet a work as huge as SW:ToR can be c
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hrkristian
13y ago
>The minute you take away the natural freedom of the big strong man to beat the nerd to death and take all his stuff, you're "structuring" society. After that, you're just arguing about what sort of structure you pref
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hrkristian
13y ago
Better then, to have hardware switches similar to the iPhone lock switch. I'd welcome that in general! Make the switch open up the camera app directly, and a similar one for the mics; binding it to your phone or recording app, dependin
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hrkristian
13y ago
It's all resting on Valve and their SteamOS. If they're able to make it a viable gaming alternative, we might just see a pretty significant change. The best part is, a game made for or ported to SteamOS (and Steam Machines) runs p
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hrkristian
13y ago
The CD thing was really common for me back in the XP era, which also happened to be the plethora of messed up CDs era . It usually wasn't an OS level event, though, merely explorer.exe, so killing it sufficed if ejecting didn't.
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hrkristian
13y ago
With those speeds you might want to try forcing bandwidth, if you haven't already. ctrl-alt-shift-S brings up a bandwidth selection in the Netflix player.
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hrkristian
13y ago
Bit of a learning curve for sure, but flying them was amazing when you got good at it! I remember especially the Apache being a juggernaut in any situation, even in dogfights with planes like the A-10.
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hrkristian
13y ago
I played Battlefield 1942: Desert Combat when I was much younger, and the developers did a pretty great job of replicating the A10 sound, you felt incredibly powerful controlling that vehicle for the sound alone.
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hrkristian
13y ago
I could not agree more. BBC.co.uk used to be one of my daily check-ins, before the redesign some months back which brought with it that horrible slideshow with unintelligible pictures and a ridiculous lack of text. I can't actually fi
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hrkristian
13y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technocracy A technocrat can technically (heh) be a full-time politician, but the idea -in a nutshell- is to limit a position of power to people with relevant education. Example, you'
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hrkristian
13y ago
Indeed, some may be circus women.
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