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by karl42 10y ago
Did you try installing a vim with python support (e.g. vim-nox-py2)?
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by karl42 10y ago
Looks great! There's some info and a screenshot on the debian package page: https://packages.debian.org/sid/most The official website doesn't really contain any information.
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by karl42 10y ago
Adspert (Bidmanagement GmbH) | https://www.adspert.net/en/ | Berlin, Germany | ONSITE Adspert statistically optimizes advertising accounts (e.g. AdWords). We're looking for: - an experienced frontend developer - a
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by karl42 10y ago
There's also http://www.gistrun.com , which executes all code on the client.
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by karl42 11y ago
use Decimal('0.1'), otherwise you will first generate a floating point number (with accuracy loss) and the convert it to a decimal.
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by karl42 11y ago
I don't care much for json data in tables, but I would really like to use aggregate functions returning json to create hierarchical results from queries with multiple levels of aggregation.
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by karl42 11y ago
I don't see a reason why they wouldn't be able to scale on Google's could. So I don't think that has anything to do with the spinoff.
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Show HN: WikDict, Look up translations – free, libre and simple(wikdict.com)
3 points by karl42 11y ago|0 comments
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by karl42 11y ago
Microsoft is using github themselves. https://github.com/Microsoft
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by karl42 11y ago
Using pages to display text is fine. I regularly use space to scroll a page down when reading a long text in the browser because it is more pleasant than constantly scrolling. But fixed pages should not be part of the document markup in mos
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by karl42 12y ago
You could have a global setting which is used by all apps supporting that theme.
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by karl42 12y ago
It's supposed to help me build hybrid apps. But from what I can see, it only helps me build web apps. So I still don't see what is hybrid about this. I can wrap a simple HTML page with phonegap. Does this make HTML hybrid, too?
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by karl42 12y ago
So why doesn't the website say anything about the part of wrapping it for Android/iOS? I'm just as confused as unwind.
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by karl42 12y ago
And despite all these problems, wikipedia is extremely useful.
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by karl42 12y ago
Why not use Flattr as a Flattr for artists?
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by karl42 12y ago
I probably should make the current "very easy" the default and relabel the difficulty levels. Thanks for the feedback!
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by karl42 12y ago
Yes and yes. Thanks for the feedback, I'll make that more clear.
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Show HN: Nuclear Chess, an explosive chess variant(karlb.github.io)
2 points by karl42 12y ago|5 comments
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by karl42 12y ago
Then I recommend to use Preview.app's File->Take Screen Shot. Not as quick, but easy to remember.
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by karl42 12y ago
Ideally, this should be decided (or configured) by your window manager. But then, I also think that application tabs should be handled by the window manager somehow.
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by karl42 12y ago
I don't know where he's from, but here in Germany you are required to do so.
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by karl42 13y ago
On my Mac I also had to run the Chrome Remote Desktop Host installer.
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by karl42 13y ago
The "MapQuest Open" layer seems better for a comparison to gmaps: http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=16/43.5883/39.7263&layers=...
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by karl42 13y ago
I'm using http://osmand.net/ The UI is not perfect, but it has lots of useful features, like bike navigation and offline usage.
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Visualize your MtGox Account(mtgox-viz.appspot.com)
1 points by karl42 13y ago|0 comments
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by karl42 13y ago
The public transport certainly has its problems, but overall it works rather well and is far from being broken.
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by karl42 13y ago
From the website: "What if you fail to reach the funding target? We appreciate every bit of support we receive during the 30 days, and every backer will be welcomed into the Ubuntu community. If we don’t reach our target then we will f
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by karl42 13y ago
I don't know your definition of a browser, but in my opinion, a browser used to be mainly a document viewer. This is changing now, but the original statement does make sense in this context.
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by karl42 13y ago
From the article: "Both distributions below have standard deviations of 1" I thought fat tailed distributions don't have a variance. But apparently I'm using the term in a stricter sense than other people. See http:&#x2