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by huuu 10y ago
No it's not. The quote and your command are all based on feelings and assumptions.
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by huuu 10y ago
Real friends don't care if you are on Facebook or not.
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by huuu 10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suicide_door
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by huuu 10y ago
This was already happening 15 years ago. I drove a Fiat Stilo on the highway when it suddenly decided to shift to 2nd gear because a gearbox failure occurred. It was a known software error.
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by huuu 11y ago
Looked up some stats for you: ~40% is stolen by professionals ~28% is stolen by junks That's why I used the words "I'm not sure this is always true." ;) By the way, bike owners: US: ~18% NL: ~84%
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by huuu 11y ago
I heard from some architects that's the exact reason they stopped using photorealistic 3D renders. A lot of customers started to complain that the building looked totally different when finished.
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by huuu 11y ago
I'm not sure this is always true. In The Netherlands a lot of bikes are stolen because people are too lazy to walk. Most of the time your stolen bike can be found again next to a bus stop or train station.
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by huuu 11y ago
A related article from 2013: http://www.archdaily.com/346374/can-we-please-stop-drawing-t... "There are plenty of scientific reasons why skyscrapers don’t—and probably won’t—have trees, at least not to the height
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by huuu 11y ago
"Perhaps what our culture lacks, in the end, is the ability to understand itself." Unfortunately I think this is very true. I'm not sure but I think our liberal thinking became money thinking. And when a lot of decisions ar
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by huuu 11y ago
You might like ReSharper from JetBrains. I think it's the best I ever used.
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by huuu 11y ago
Reminds me of "Stranger Visions" from Heather Dewey-Hagborg. She created 3D faces by using DNA found in public places: http://deweyhagborg.com/projects/stranger-visions
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by huuu 11y ago
After reading a lot of Christopher Alexander I came to the conclusion that the key is to build for people. This applies to buildings but also to software. I think Seth is talking about this. So don't build (sofware) for: - status
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by huuu 11y ago
What exploit? From the article: "... according to people familiar with the matter." There is absolutely no proof of an exploit here. There are a lot of people 'familiar with the matter' that talk BS. For example I hear
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by huuu 11y ago
Of course I was half joking. It's not about if light is quick enough to leave the pull. It's about the light not being fast enough to be stopped by the mass. If light is accelerating towards the center fast enough so the mass won&
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by huuu 11y ago
What if we entered one and came out on the other side without even noticing something happened?
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by huuu 11y ago
It does better when, for example, you have a field called 'id' in both tables. SELECT * FROM table1 JOIN table2 ON table2.rel_id = table1.id will use one of the 'id' field from table1 or table2 (de
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by huuu 11y ago
Agreed. Or at least put a table name in front of the asterisk: SELECT table1.*, table2.field FROM table1 JOIN table2 ON table2.rel_id = table1.id
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by huuu 11y ago
Edit: this (old) tutorial shows how you can do it yourself: http://zarria.net/nrmphoto/nrmphoto.html I think a flat bed scanner is great for creating those maps. Just scan your peace 4 times each time rotating it 90 de
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by huuu 11y ago
Search, advertisement and stock. For example they have worth ~40B in Asian stock.
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by huuu 11y ago
Yes they let scientists study the layers. You can create hight maps by casting light from each side of the painting and using the shadows for your hight map calculations.
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by huuu 11y ago
I don't think you got my point, but yes, cutting down your JavaScript files will reduce emission.
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by huuu 11y ago
We also thought that using oil wouldn't harm the world. It's all about scale. Of course some solar panels are not going to harm the world. But what if we need, lets say, 1% of the earth covered with solar panels? If it's hard
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by huuu 11y ago
It does matter. 1 W * 1,000,000 cars is still 1 MW. It's like saying a javascript file of 1MB is ok because there are images of 10MB on the same page.
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by huuu 11y ago
Related is Tesla's recycling program of batteries: https://www.teslamotors.com/nl_NL/blog/teslas-closed-loop-ba... Some people are skeptical about electric cars because the estimate life span of a battery is
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by huuu 11y ago
Side note: I thought it was a side project of the ING bank because of the orange lion: http://www.ing.com/Over-ons/Onze-berichten/Geschiedenis-van-... I hope this wont cause any trouble for Brave.
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by huuu 11y ago
I stopped using jQuery years ago. As a consequence I'm writing less Javascript because now I'm rethinking how and what to write. I never had issues with older browsers because most of those issues are css related. And imho if you
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by huuu 11y ago
Yes. You can quickly see this when running ping. On Cygwin it runs 3 times on Linux forever. Edit: thinking about it I'm not sure if I'm right. Or does Cygwin map the ping command to the Windows command?
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by huuu 11y ago
<td bgcolor="#000000" title="Andy Grove (1936 – 2016)">
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by huuu 11y ago
Some say 11 died. Here some pictures: http://www.standaard.be/cnt/dmf20160322_02196237 Edit: some sources say more bombs were found...
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by huuu 11y ago
Ofcourse everybody is a little skeptical but I think it's great that you took the first step! I hope in 10 years or so we say: yeah 10 years back we laughed at Boom but now they are booming business.

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