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jgtrosh
8y ago
s/don't panic/panic/
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8y ago
OTOH, my reaction was to feel more empathy for the biological explanation, which I can imagine corresponding to an unexplained cause of pain in her life, which is potentially unfixable. Psychosocial explanations are important but to me they
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8y ago
Reading this article and applying a similar technique to a different webpage could be a good exercise for advanced students in front end development. The core idea is put forward, and no implementation detail is left out; great article.
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8y ago
There's a variety of “de-googlifying” services provided by https://www.framasoft.org you might be interested in
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8y ago
On the contrary… I'll actually stay home if I want to stay focused on one task! You have to find out what sticks with you.
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8y ago
Along the same lines, they're talking about the touch-screen as if that's what they were credited for. There were lots of okay touch-screens widespread before; the iPhone had afaik the first good quality widely available multi -t
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8y ago
If there's a specific number of balls, that's a great answer; if you need to fill up the interior, you're gonna need a lot more balls!!
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8y ago
I don't know the loop question. Do you have a formulation where it's not obvious but realistically possible to solve?
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When using libaa/libcaca, sure.
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8y ago
This nice study goes into nicely thought out detail to compare speed of emulators, I recommend it. Urxvt is not so blazing fast at latency, and it manages great scrolling speed by dropping content. (It's my current emulator of choice t
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8y ago
Maybe this is why I have such a different experience : I've always heard of 37.5C as standard and fever starts around 38.5/39C, but rectal thermometers are very common here.
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8y ago
In my experience in France everyone © says 37,5°
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8y ago
5) seems scary to me. Isn't that something you would need the user to opt in to? Or does EDPR not apply to apps?
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8y ago
Note: I believe this https://github.com/iainbeeston/tab-less/issues/5 would cover my use case, but the issue hasn't been answered for over a year.
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Ask HN: Tabless browsers that integrate well in a tiling WM (Linux)
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I did a similar thing with 1010 a while ago: https://github.com/trosh/1010 These projects are probably useless but very fun to make and contribute to if you feel like practising. Some stranger actually contributed to m
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8y ago
Really off track, but I don't think iPads were a thing 15 years ago. (You can reply with “Exeunt”.)
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8y ago
I really enjoy SE, and I just found out about these corrections. Not really sure what to think about them but for trivial things like to-day I don't really see the point of correcting it since it's obvious to understand and gives
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8y ago
I wonder if there is or could be a good standard way of providing decoupled tools and their coupled interface. Last year I wrote a friendly script to search content on YouTube, which prints human-readable content if plugged to a terminal an
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8y ago
This is especially true for pain diagnosis which is inherently subjective and if possible relies on self evaluation (even though some methods exist to complement or replace self evaluation with external observation).
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8y ago
I felt that the note could be understood as mildly passive aggressive. Maybe adding something like “I have no reason not to believe him/her” would remove any interpretation that you're writing this note out of obligation but do no
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8y ago
Isn't copying content from the article just a bullshit comment ??? Joking aside, your comment made me read the article. I agree with it almost entirely, except I don't believe there needs to be a conscious decision to invent bull
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8y ago
Much better motivator than math classes in school too
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8y ago
I think I read on HN recently that McDonald's restaurants' accounting ran on PDPs (10?) until the 90s. Can't find any info online to back that up though.
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8y ago
Emacs is not to VS what walking is to driving. It's more like a programmable car instead of a Microsoft™ Drive Studio. I don't think there's a good real life comparison.
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Thanks, that was very enjoyable and I think it would fit right in a world-class DJ mix.
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8y ago
And maybe they'll mark benchmarking packages as conflicting with intel-microcode-legally-restricted?
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8y ago
Instead, could they not be dis-claiming their objectivity?
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8y ago
Having benefited tremendously from manpages I believe they're absolutely worth existing, whatever manpage seemed insufficient to you.
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8y ago
It is worth it, though not necessarily for improving the things you care about now.
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