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jeroen
11y ago
According to that WP article only the odd-order enclaves are exclaves. The second-order enclaves A4 and A5 aren't exclaves. I see the logic there, but it doesn't quite match the definition that you have quoted. Dictionaries all se
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11y ago
Let's just hope this will lead to closure for the families. And if we're really lucky the cause will be found and improvements will be made that prevent this from happening again.
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Released Today: Visual Studio 2015, ASP.NET 4.6, ASP.NET 5 and EF 7 Previews
(weblogs.asp.net)
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11y ago
asp.net 5 beta 5: https://github.com/aspnet/Home/releases/tag/v1.0.0-beta5
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jeroen
11y ago
Not entirely. You need to divide the total by 2, not the water. Dividing the water by 2 would give 49.5 water vs 1 potato matter, for a total of 50.5. The potato matter content would only be 1.98%.
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jeroen
11y ago
Not speaking dishonestly would be nice.
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11y ago
thou (you)
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11y ago
K, not k.
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jeroen
12y ago
Clickable url http://news.yahoo.com/secretive-x-37b-military-space-plane-c...
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12y ago
Tesseract: https://code.google.com/p/tesseract-ocr/
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jeroen
12y ago
It seems to be way too obvious to be malicious, but gcp123 and GCPCo are the same guy.
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12y ago
"Creddle needs a larger window for rendering and might not work with this size" A third of my iphone screen was blocked by this message. That alone made it not work for me. Is it that hard to get things to look decent on a smaller
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jeroen
12y ago
OP did not write that. See here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8209525
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jeroen
12y ago
It seems more logical to me to go with 2.5 cm. It is closer to the truth (2.54 cm) and easier to calculate with.
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jeroen
12y ago
What do you mean by "home machines"? My espresso machine goes up to 16 bar.
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12y ago
From the article: "To claim copyright, the photographer would have had to make substantial contributions to the final image, and even then, they'd only have copyright for those alterations, not the underlying image. This means th
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jeroen
12y ago
A less confusing article about the same solution: http://lifehacker.com/5967424/keep-bananas-fresh-longer-by-s...
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jeroen
12y ago
More discussion (156 comments) here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8079110
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jeroen
12y ago
Same here: http://www.hotelwifitest.com/hotels/nl/amsterdam/ Edit: it's working.
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jeroen
12y ago
"I started my career at Microsoft, a little software company outside of Seattle, where I was a program manager on the Excel team. My area was “programmability” and most of what I worked on in those days was replacing the Excel macro la
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12y ago
"I wanted to say I'm amazed by the number of commenters who just assume the OP states the truth, but I'm not, not really. HN is awfully quick to take sides, and it's very predictable where it comes down. (In the aggregat
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12y ago
It sure does: ".. the agency uses a two-digit code for the birth year, which is why the years 1893 to 1897 were mixed up with the years from 1993 to 1997."
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jeroen
12y ago
Still looks broken to me. I see Roboto, 18px, 200 weight, which is really hard to read. 14px 300 looks much better to me.
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jeroen
12y ago
28, 29 or 30. Divide by 4, 100 and 400 to figure out 28 or 29.
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12y ago
Paris has great public transport. This is the subway (metro) map: http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/originals/12/56/aa/1256aa0... The numbers are subways, the letters are trains. There are busses too, bu
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12y ago
From reading all the previous threads, the answer seems to be Visual Studio. Me, I use it because I know it, and because it works for me. I see no reason to jump ship.
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12y ago
"Why do we develop this way?" I think that's the central question in this post. And for me, "because you have to in .NET" is not the answer. I have no problems not using TFS, not creating database-centric applicatio
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12y ago
I run Win7 + VS2013 development environments in VMWare Fusion on my 17" MBP (4 core 2.4GHz i7, 16GB RAM and SSD). Running two at the same time is just a bit too slow for comfort, but one runs perfectly fine. A good SSD is a big improve
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12y ago
.NET , because that's what I have lots of experience with.
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12y ago
CSS seems to define about a 150 named colours. One more shouldn't make a noticeable difference. (there is a list here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/color_value )
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