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Marble Machine, a custom, clockwork musical instrument [video](youtube.com)
1 points by ilovetux 5y ago|4 comments
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by ilovetux 6y ago
I have been waiting for a phone like this since I had a Samsung Captivate Glide [0] in 2011. The fact that it can come with Linux preinstalled is a huge bonus for me. I can't really say why I like typing on a physical keyboard, but not
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by ilovetux 6y ago
In case it ever comes up for someone, hospitals have to let you use a bathroom.
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by ilovetux 6y ago
There are a number of commercial solutions available which Amazon could provide for their drivers. With a little planning and training it could be kept sanitary.
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by ilovetux 6y ago
An example in the standard library is the antigravity package. While it is an inside joke it still requires a HTTP transaction similar to the shopify package import.
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by ilovetux 6y ago
Not the OP, but thats strange I'm on Firefox/Android and I'm seeing a valid letsencrypt issued cert.
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by ilovetux 6y ago
IANAL, but isn't this exactly why class action lawsuits exist?
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by ilovetux 6y ago
Be aware that the only time this won't work is if you need to re-render the f-string with different context. For example you can do this: s = "this is {}" print(s.format("possible")) but you cannot do t
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by ilovetux 6y ago
Congratulations! I'm just playing around with it this morning and it seems really cool so far. Just a note, the link to report issues for experimental browsers (which was in the warning I received when opening the editor in Firefox) re
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by ilovetux 6y ago
> People who use CentOS want a boring Linux distro like RHEL. They just don't want to pay for RHEL subscriptions. I use CentOS a lot for prototyping projects destined to be put on RHEL servers. I like it as a try-before-you-buy vers
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by ilovetux 6y ago
Does anyone know what inactive means? What do I need to do to keep: gmail: receive, read and/or send photos: upload or view? etc...anything else would be appreciated.
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by ilovetux 6y ago
Thanks, this is very close to what I was thinking and with the below quote from the article, I now have a lot of reading to do. > World3 is one of several global models that have been generated throughout the world (Mesarovic/Pestel
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Ask HN: Is it possible to have a mathematically proven economy?
4 points by ilovetux 6y ago|3 comments
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by ilovetux 6y ago
To be fair, the original Mario Bros. [0] didn't have fireballs either. You're probably thinking of Super Mario Bros.[1] which introduced a ridiculous number of new features and concepts. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2
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by ilovetux 6y ago
ha
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by ilovetux 6y ago
He who has a why to live for can bear almost any how.
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by ilovetux 6y ago
I agree, perhaps "facilitates" might be a better fit
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Ask HN: Confusing UI for Firefox on Android
2 points by ilovetux 6y ago|0 comments
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by ilovetux 6y ago
I can kind of see what you're saying, but what does "annotated objects on the backend" mean. If there is not a standard I can only hack a solution together. I cannot ensure anything with 100% certainty, instead I'm left
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by ilovetux 6y ago
This is sad because as Json seems to be taking over. Despite its terseness Json lacks a standardized way to do validation (ie xsd), transformations (ie xslt) and service definitions (ie wsdl). Its regrettable that such a vast ecosystem exis
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by ilovetux 6y ago
I am curious how this study differentiates between different regions. I have been to many parts of the US, and my experiences have differed wildly enough that I'd say that the differences might be as much as the global highest/low
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by ilovetux 6y ago
>> In Mexico you’ll pay an average of $4.77 for 1GB of data, making the biggest country in Central America also the second-most expensive on average when it comes to buying mobile data I am a reasonably educated person within the Unit
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by ilovetux 6y ago
I apologize, but I must disagree. Awk is literally amazing once you get used to writing actual scripts instead of trying for the ever-elusive and often-untenable one-liners. Noone is using `python -c` syntax for constructing one-liners and
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by ilovetux 6y ago
> there is no way to share content outside of the list of who posted it. I can see how I misunderstood. Still it seems like it might be a good compromise and would get me around the issue I described with mms of unintentional sharing. I&
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by ilovetux 6y ago
I'm not the gp, but i like the look and feel of the site. I also love the idea. I've been using group messages (mms) for this purpose and its been working great. It has the advantage that nobody needs to go to a website or downloa
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by ilovetux 6y ago
What is your motivation here? I like the idea, but I'm curious what sort of things you are hoping to accomplish. For instance is human deformity important? Do you want to take into account mild to severe birth defects or dismemberment?
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by ilovetux 6y ago
I kind of get it, there's no real reason the default branch should be named master, but where do we stop? Will everyone with a master's degree have to update their resumes?
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by ilovetux 6y ago
In the US paper currency has two copies of a serial number printed on the right half and left half of the face. both copies of the serial numbers must be present for the note to have any value.
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by ilovetux 6y ago
I am not sure why being zero-indexed is considered a feature. I have no problem using a zero-indexed system, but I've never really thought of it as a feature. Is there something I'm missing that makes zero-indexed systems faster,
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by ilovetux 7y ago
I think the point of this study is that it wasnt predicated on the subjects. The results of the study are not that rich people judge people by their clothes, but that people judge people by their clothes.

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