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by kremlin 13y ago
To be completely fair to Redactor, I don't think that it produced the 'Divs containing nothing but BRs'. I just made a few paragraphs in redactor in it marked them appropriately as <p>. I think that, given that that sit
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by kremlin 13y ago
screenshot of meslo in action in dark ide (pycharm) http://i.imgur.com/dSw8e2W.png
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by kremlin 13y ago
Found Menlo for Windows and gave it a shot. The "i" italic is way too slanty, it looks weird with syntax highlighting. Then I found Meslo, which is some guy's attempt to copy Menlo and make it available for windows; this fixe
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by kremlin 13y ago
The first thing I always, always look at when reviewing a new monospace font for coding is I look at the 'l'. The first time I googled monospace fonts, you see, to decide what I wanted to use when I was setting up my first IDE (in
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by kremlin 13y ago
Anybody else prefer 'non-zero' to 'nonzero'?
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My thoughts as well. 'Division of labor' - not everyone can be a great salesman and a great programmer.
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by kremlin 13y ago
I'm actually really excited about this! Reminds me a bit of minecraft, but different theme and far more polished.
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http://mapfight.appspot.com/in-vs-gl/india-greenland-size-co... ^ companion knowledge
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by kremlin 13y ago
I'm not entirely sure the wave function does collapse; any Many Worlders on HN?
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This stuff really makes my head spin. I consider myself a rationalist, a Bayesian even. If something is true, I'd like to believe it; if something is false, I'd like to believe it is false. Whatever is true of race, I would like t
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by kremlin 13y ago
French care for mothers giving birth could be better. My wife had to pay for a private midwife because the standard French treatment is to drug up the mothers as a matter of course and perform c-sections something like 10 times as often as
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by kremlin 13y ago
I remember, once, a very cynical person telling me not to call the cops, in any circumstance, unless mine or someone else's survival or long-term well being is completely dependent on it. If you see someone shot dead in the street, for
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by kremlin 13y ago
"The coming Nokia Android phone won't promote Google's Play application store, from which Google takes a percentage of profits. Instead, the phone will come installed with a suite of services created by Nokia and Microsoft&qu
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by kremlin 13y ago
If that's how 'faith' is defined, then it completely trivialises the term; if having faith means believing something that you don't know absolutely, then every belief you have is 'faith'. Nothing has a probabil
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by kremlin 13y ago
I'd read all those 'Microsoft should fork Android' discussions that have been appearing on HN lately, but I never remotely saw it coming to fruition. Interesting development...
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I love that! Difficulty level is similar to Flappy Bird; the only difference is that slowing the game down doesn't give you an advantage in the text version.
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I think that's pretty cool!
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Imo a really top quality actor. There aren't many actors who I can think of who are truly at a similar level. His performances were almost always superbly executed. He didn't over-act like many A-Listers are prone to do; he was go
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by kremlin 13y ago
That's what I thought it meant after trying to re-piece the words together in a way that made sense in English.
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by kremlin 13y ago
thanks. First sentence of second paragraph had my mind in shambles trying to parse it. "There isn't a card with an electronic chip available, or it has some sort of security technology that UCL professor Jean-Jacques Quisquater (6
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by kremlin 13y ago
I was thinking the same. "99% of tech companies make the rest of us look bad" is how I was reading it.
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Kind of annoying that the first paragraph's links don't actually link to anything, I was interested in those would-be links.
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by kremlin 13y ago
I appreciate this alternative viewpoint! Thank you! From the outside, it's hard to know what to believe. I'm not just going to take your word for it, but it's at least nice to see someone making the point that it's not a
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by kremlin 13y ago
Yes. Learning Python at the moment, and after I do a practice problem I often look at the writer's solution to the problem. I would find it much more informative if done in this way, with comments saying why he's doing what when h
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by kremlin 13y ago
Yes, setting up variables in the live templates is just...so BEAUTIFUL! You can create default values and tab through them, changing them as needed. Don't know what I'd do without PyCharm.
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I agree completely. There's a great set of posts on lesswrong about that. http://lesswrong.com/lw/i0/are_your_enemies_innately_evil/ "Realistically, most people don't construct their life stori
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by kremlin 13y ago
Being a newbie at Python myself and seeing how much the Python devs are trying to get people using Python 3, I was initially planning on just using Python 3 for all my Python coding. That was until I realized how many libraries exist only f
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by kremlin 13y ago
I can see how that quote would be problematic. That's a quote that, when I read it the first time, I tried to interpret charitably. It's one that I read as, 'Women generally (but with exceptions) don't start hacking at t
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It is undeniably the case that men are more...cautious about what they say and how they behave around women, particularly in the workplace. As a man, I'd have to say that such caution has precedent - you may be an exception, but (this
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I didn't find any of the quotes that I read, even if they were out of context, remotely offensive. But I can see how someone who makes it a point to be offended by things might deliberately interpret it in a bad way, and convince other

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