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by kh_hk 10y ago
It is as worthless as the candidates one votes for. More education on the importance of what gets discussed on the EP would make people demand more from the candidates they vote for. Politics and media have an incredible adaptation to mass-
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by kh_hk 10y ago
One option would be to follow what the MEPs are up to at http://www.europarl.europa.eu/meps/en/map.html , which of course is not perfect, since politics is exactly about the contrary. We vote so we can offload the
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by kh_hk 10y ago
Italy currently holds 73 seats on the EU parliament. That puts their vote on the top 5 on influential countries on EU policy ruling (Germany, France, UK, Italy, Spain). If the public was educated enough to know how important their vote is o
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by kh_hk 10y ago
Kind of related, I did something similar (as in purpose) for slack [1]. It can be used to set yourself away or... well, it can respond a canned message as you. It also disables the annoying auto-away after 30min. You can even close slack an
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by kh_hk 10y ago
So, every 10-15 seconds, there's the chance that one of the requests gets through, and all others are ignored? Sounds like a good enough solution. Still curious about the color configurations though.
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by kh_hk 10y ago
Now, it's just a matter of automating it: curl https://signserver.panic.com:54444/set/0/0/0/0/0/0 sleep 1 curl https://signserver.panic.com:54444/set/255&#x
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by kh_hk 10y ago
It does not sound logical. Every time there's an underwater accident (including plane/helicopter accidents and shipwrecks), popular sentiment is on the same line: "why put lives in danger for dead ones" so there must b
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by kh_hk 10y ago
I feel similarly. However the article notes: > Having the bodies would help the families grieve, and would also help to prevent lengthy delays to insurance and inheritance settlements. Risking lives to recover dead bodies does not sound
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by kh_hk 10y ago
I do not think it's using LibreOffice Online. You can see kontact running there too. http://i.imgur.com/WOuJyyA.png
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Making, not serving. I think the title is pretty accurate.
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by kh_hk 10y ago
> Am I missing something? What's so amazing about this? The article is not about testing performance of a web server, but showcasing performance differences between synchronous and asynchronous code using asyncio. So, not about serv
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by kh_hk 11y ago
will update my .vimrc to reflect that, thanks! nitpick appreciated
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by kh_hk 11y ago
vnoremap <C-c> "+y
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by kh_hk 11y ago
This script [1] using pybikes would accomplish a similar thing. Only problem with using pybikes natively are some systems we call asynchronous . These are bike share websites that require actually clicking on a station to get the status in
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by kh_hk 11y ago
That's a fair point. Easily enforceable by a proper license. One example is ETALAB open data license.
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by kh_hk 11y ago
> For the record, neither service did; in fact, both tried to recruit me as a result of the visualizations. The difference is that I am not using the data to create a direct competitor that could cause them to lose business. I do not und
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by kh_hk 11y ago
Disclaimer, I wrote the article. > I'm not fond of the implication at the end that scraping is justifiable because old websites are dinosaurs without APIs, and those websites are jerks for not doing so, and therefore scraping is the
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by kh_hk 11y ago
You use a mobile phone, another line, or walk to the bank. Other than that one must ask himself, what type of crime? Why does my bank's website show none of it? Is it related to any of my cards missing? Why is the bank contacting me an
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by kh_hk 11y ago
Poor phrasing. I tried to mean that at least the version I am currently running does indeed have video calls.
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by kh_hk 11y ago
That's not true, Skype 4.3.0.37 does have video calls.
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by kh_hk 11y ago
Most articles bashing/unbashing github always forget what to me is the real point. The problem is not in the git part of GitHub. GitHub is a social network: star, fork, comment, popularity. The fact that some devs would see github as t
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by kh_hk 11y ago
Hearing the news I couldn't help but think about the first game I've ever played, "La Abadia del Crimen", a version of "The Name of the Rose", for Amstrad CPC. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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by kh_hk 11y ago
This is just a press release to keep stakeholder value and their relation with MobileEye. Nothing to see here. Stakeholders do not really care if Hotz say that and Musk said what. They just want to know their money is being spent correctly.
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by kh_hk 11y ago
Some contradictions I found: > Of course we have never questioned any of this. We don’t have a direction, a path or an overall goal for programming! > Let me ask you this: What would programming be to you in an ideal world? > We do
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by kh_hk 11y ago
Unless they access a different data feed [1] [2], both should be as (in)accurate. [1]: https://www.citibikenyc.com/stations/json [2]: https://member.citibikenyc.com/data/stations.json
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by kh_hk 11y ago
An idea, maybe it makes sense to cut the key video parts into gifs and put it there to have a visual feedback on what "Code Intelligence" actually means. Just my opinion. Code Intelligence and smart search are just too vague and a
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by kh_hk 11y ago
Maybe relevant, a while ago wrote a post about using an Arduino to interface a NES gamepad as HID device. http://eskerda.com/arduino-nes-gamepad/ Repo with full instructions: https://github.com/eskerda&
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by kh_hk 11y ago
Humble indeed, I find it really clever
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Hmm, I am not 100% sure, but I recall the NES gamepad uses an 8 bit shift register not a microcontroller.
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by kh_hk 11y ago
Simply, it provides a way to install the exact dependencies a program needs without breaking others / polluting your OS.

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