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koube
8y ago
Tooltips do come up but you have to put your mouse on the icon itself, if your mouse is on the enclosing button and the button is highlighted, the tooltip won't come up until you move the mouse to the icon itself.
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koube
8y ago
Bitbucket has recently changed to an icon theme, with genius icons such as: 1. <> 2. </> 3. a one node graph 4. a three node graph 5. a two node digraph 6. the refresh symbol 7. an arrow pointing to a cloud 8. a page I have
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koube
8y ago
IIRC plastic bags are not recyclable, you cannot meaningfully put them in the recycle bin[0], and the plastic bag collection bins outside of grocery stores go directly to the trash. Looks like that may have changed recently[1] but I'm
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koube
8y ago
Saw this in my rss this morning: https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2018/05/ro... > I just became aware in the last few days of the proposal in the new building energy efficiency standards r
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koube
9y ago
That sounds simpler than what I was imagining, but you just described a sequence to memorize.
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koube
9y ago
Is this an intuitive interface for anyone? It looks incredibly frustrating. If I want to turn on a lamp, I want to turn on a lamp, not spend hours configuring the optimal way to navigate to a lamp rpg style (north east north north south).
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koube
9y ago
You have no idea how much I've considered it. I walk through the bakery section while grocery shopping sometimes and fantasize about eating ALL of it. Even the cheap store brand stuff looks SO GOOD.
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koube
9y ago
I've been working out on and off for 10 years, had a climbing gym membership for six months, and run with a dog most weeks. I have never ever stopped absolutely dreading every moment of exercise and I have never looked forward to it ev
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koube
9y ago
Things that people enjoy are incredibly subjective and condescension towards people who don't enjoy the same things as you do isn't going to change that. If exercising were truly at the top most enjoyable things for everyone then
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koube
9y ago
Where's the posts on explainable AI? I did a ctrl+f but didn't see any.
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koube
9y ago
https://github.com/mikeanthonywild/hacker-news-for-x https://github.com/mattzeunert/Hacker-News-For-X
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koube
9y ago
It seems like your examples page is broken on firefox quantum 57.0.1 (64-bit) for MacOS. It shows up halfway off the screen to the left side for me. https://i.imgur.com/v3IHIoV.png
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koube
9y ago
Do you have a source for this? It seems dubious that tapping a muscle 50 times would be an effective treatment for muscle strain.
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koube
9y ago
Same guy who said the Hillary Clinton is the candidate of the war machine [1], and spent the entire election attacking her. The headline is clickbait and not supported by the article, besides repeating an opinion. A more appropriate headlin
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koube
9y ago
People who don't have 4-6k per month to spend on a house. Lots of people live in apartment buildings.
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koube
9y ago
Why is Hungarian math so forward looking but not the other subjects? Is Hungary especially good at math?
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koube
9y ago
I'm not an expert on this but from a quick google it appears ME and VT both have above average polarizations: http://www.motherjones.com/kevin-drum/2013/05/how-polarized-...
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koube
9y ago
It's certainly true that FPTP doesn't help, but I wouldn't single it out as the primary cause. 70 years ago we still had FPTP and things were not nearly as bad as now, and at that point we had been using FPTP for more than 15
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koube
9y ago
Yes, that is one of the arguments put forth against UBI in the Intelligence Squared Debate on UBI [1]. Basically, the argument is that you'll never raise taxes in the USA, so if you want to help the poor, you have to target the poor, n
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koube
9y ago
That argument is already being made, if people were open to this line of reasoning they would have heard it a long time ago. I think the longer term and overarching issue is that we don't have a shared reality. Science is not a method
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9y ago
Trees are not a carbon processing factory, they are a carbon battery. If they die the carbon will be released again during decomposition. Once they are planted they must be maintained into perpetuity, unless they are planted where they will
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9y ago
They hate solving problems when someone comes up to them with a strange and incomplete description and says "can you fix my problem"? The made a whole show about this called the IT Crowd where they play a tape that says "Have
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koube
10y ago
To have some perspective from the other side, every time I try to use the keyboard I am immensely slowed because a large part of my brainpower goes towards remembering anti-intuitive keyboard commands. It reminds me of my short attempt to s
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koube
10y ago
I think they have a point in that case. You didn't have any interest in contributing until you had a startup you needed to promote. Also, unless your startup is notable it's not supposed to have an article. "If a topic has re
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koube
10y ago
As with any ideology, I don't think this is one size fits all. The alternative to a paid bathroom isn't free bathrooms, it's no bathrooms. I think anyone who's lived a city that smells like piss, or anyone who's nee
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koube
10y ago
Belief in this will likely depend on who someone trusts more, spokespersons for the RNC, or the New York Times and the Washington Post.
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koube
10y ago
The RNC was hacked as well, although they similarly circumvented the same security procedures.
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koube
10y ago
This is a site for computer science and entrepreneurship, right? Over the past few months I've seen a lot of posts unrelated to those two topics and it seems like Reddit is very much bleeding into here, not just politics. My opinion is
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koube
10y ago
Although the goal of Ipsum Lorem is meaningless text, and this satisfies that requirement, the other goal is that it not be distracting, and I found this text to be incredibly distracting.
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10y ago
For those that don't know, "this applied to criminality" already exists and has some problems. Propublica wrote a story criticizing it's use: https://www.propublica.org/article/machine-bias-risk-asse
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