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jscheel
11y ago
I've been playing with Rust for os dev and emulation for a little bit. It's great to have others who are significantly more well-versed in this field sharing their knowledge with those of us who are struggling through it.
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11y ago
Fair enough!
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Why doesn't it? There are plenty of instances where bad safety practices with high energy have led to injuries. In fact, the parent comment had more information relevant to the discussion than yours did. By your measure, your comment b
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11y ago
All you're doing is getting pissy at someone who has pointed out legitimate safety concerns. You think sailing around the world didn't involve planning and safety considerations, or that going to the moon did have a safety talk or
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11y ago
In the past, I used stars as bookmarking. However, I noticed a shift towards more "like" behavior about 1-2 years ago amongst my twitter network.
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11y ago
I had to find out about this from HN. Never got an email, even being a premium member.
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11y ago
Well, for me at least, the bids were either spammy advertising or just astronomically high. I'm not even going to waste my time responding to someone who is clearly wasting my time. For example, I was trying to get our house ready to p
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11y ago
I felt a bit of that sentiment, but it didn't seem ham-handed. If you are interested in reading about nuclear accidents and the things we can learn from them, I highly suggest Atomic Accidents by James Mahaffey ( https://www.
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11y ago
I'm on the latest 8, but it probably can't make anything worse to try 9 to see if it fixes anything.
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11y ago
iPhone 5. Not the greatest, but still, it's redonk.
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11y ago
Not on this guy's device. I JUST updated to iOS 8, and it's been an absolute failure. My phone is near useless now. Crashes and hangs have become so prevalent that I actually avoid using my phone.
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11y ago
Remember not to place these men in the same socio-economic and cultural categories you grew up in. This comes from the same culture that believes it is not homosexual to penetrate another man (receiving is what makes you effeminate to them)
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11y ago
Hey, VW could always come to my county. We don't even bother requiring emissions testing here.
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11y ago
Interesting, I'll take a look. Thanks!
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11y ago
Haha, I'm using wit.ai for the actual command processing. But for the activation hotword (to turn on streaming to wit.ai), I'm trying to use Sphinx.
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11y ago
I've been working on a voice-controlled one of these. I just got my Raspberry Pi, but am still working on the software side quite a bit. I'm not really having great success with CMU Sphinx's hotword detection.
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11y ago
IIRC socket.io has a flash fallback.
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11y ago
Well, I built a theming engine that utilized LESS in combination with a whole host of other stuff. It became a big problem there, but that's not really a use-case that is applicable to most. For more common issues, the way LESS does gu
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11y ago
I ran into significant issues with LESS that forced me to switch. I haven't seen any with SCSS, so that's the question. Is it just another new fad, or have people exhibited a real need for switching?
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11y ago
I've been hearing a lot of noise about that. As a person who went from LESS to SCSS, is there any reason I should again switch my focus to PostCSS?
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11y ago
Not an egyptologist, but I did just get back from Egypt recently, so here's some anecdotal evidence. Even during the hottest summer months, there was still activity happening at dig sites. This is usually when all the digs shut down, s
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11y ago
.co is pushed hard in the startup world. I can't stand it though. It's way too close to .com, and results in a lot of messed up traffic.
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11y ago
We found that out the hard way. We were getting tons of reports of our product not working. After a lot of investigation, we found out they were all coming from people at Starbucks locations, because Starbuck was blocking .me.
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11y ago
My wife and I just visited Egypt for two weeks. It was quite interesting to walk down a street in Cairo and look at hijab/niqab shops right next to seriously raunchy lingerie shops. We though it might be a cosmopolitan thing, but we no
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11y ago
Thanks, I was able to read on my laptop. Great article! I really like the idea of cutting out all the cruft and shrinking the image down as much as possible.
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11y ago
"Current administration" may have been the wrong phrase. I meant, whatever administration would be currently in office. It's easier for candidates to say something to the contrary, this was the only response I would have expe
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11y ago
Really, I don't know that anyone expected anything different from the current administration.
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11y ago
Looks like an interesting article, but I can't read it on my iPad because their website loads some bar across everything that I can't close.
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11y ago
Yes, it's fairly obvious that the author wasn't go to like osx from the start. However, I really do appreciate him giving it a go for a week. It's mind-blowing how many supposedly open-minded people refuse to try something be
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11y ago
Flickr has just changed their policy on this. They are re-introducing pro accounts and will not show ads when anyone is viewing those accounts. Unfortunately, they also doubled the price of pro.
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