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by libria 12y ago
I generally agree with you, but the counter argument would be something like, If you opened a soup kitchen downtown to provide food for the homeless, should you be required to install accessibility facilities (ramps, elevator, bathroom, etc
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by libria 12y ago
I'm surprised (disappointed?) only 1 person used "correcthorsebatterystaple".
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by libria 12y ago
Infuriatingly, we write 10¢ in the "right" order.
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by libria 12y ago
Having used Amazon Lockers a lot, I don't really get it. If you don't want a package sitting on your doorstep all day, have it delivered to work. And Lockers has a maximum size limit that I hit every so often that negated that o
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by libria 12y ago
I thought this too initially, but the problem is that the unemployed can shift from one category that isn't counted to another that is. Unemployment rate goes up, but the same people still don't have jobs. What could be said is t
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by libria 12y ago
> My parents had an uncanny knack for always buying slightly the wrong thing when I was a kid. Betamax, Amigas, minidiscs. Ask them if they're speculating on Bitcoin, so I know if I should get out. =)
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by libria 12y ago
"Chess program" has to be defined in a way the general audience can agree to. Many people could also code a non-chess implementation in much less than 487 bytes and call it chess. It still looks like an impressive exercise, but a
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by libria 12y ago
Those 15 stalemates were probably other people running bots :)
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by libria 12y ago
That position is close to the fastest mate, black in 2. Not something, you'd stumble upon in actual play, but if novices ever move that f pawn early, you can usually destroy that side.
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by libria 12y ago
They normally have a complete lack of presence in terms of support options, but at least this time they list some: The Google Domains Support Team is available every day from 6am to 9pm PT. Chat with us Email us Call us Gen
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by libria 12y ago
Maybe they're looking for a trusted curator or the "user" reviews give them a sense of reassurance. As an exercise, try to find the right download button on Imgburn's own website: http://www.imgburn.com/
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by libria 12y ago
Now that there's an API, I've been looking for someone to implement "subcombinators". Could be as simple as string search on title, like if I do ycombinator.com/y/rust it should pull up the top 10 rec
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by libria 12y ago
Doubtful. Both Chromecast and Firestick require an external power source. Only TV's that support MHL can deliver power from the TV. I'm guessing that for wider adoption, this will not rely on that feature.
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by libria 12y ago
Since he had intended to upvote but is now back at net zero, I have applied a proxy upvote.
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by libria 12y ago
Put another way, he accepts a portfolio of projects (github, pro-bono work, etc.) that demonstrates skill/drive in lieu of previous employment.
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by libria 12y ago
In Java, I'd have to write 3 catch blocks. It's possible to write a blanket catch, toss it up to higher levels and make it someone else's problem. I vaguely recall this being against Pike's vision of what "excepti
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by libria 12y ago
The problem is probably closer to these potential noise sources not being properly isolated from the work area, of which open offices are particularly susceptible. I've only had one work environment that didn't have some type of o
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by libria 12y ago
It looks like .Get uses the null pattern (ie, returns a Jason struct with data = `nil` if nothing is found). Your way is more idiomatic, but it looks like his point with this library is to access the data conveniently in exchange for type-
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by libria 12y ago
What structure are we suggesting? This?: <inputgroup name='kids'> <input value='Thelma'> <input value='Ashley'> </inputgroup>
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by libria 12y ago
Sort of. Every field has its wizards and it’s usually easy to tell them apart from the apprentices.
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by libria 12y ago
Eh, not really comparable to Dropcam. Dropcam is more about "out of the box, it just works" type of experience + its hosted webservice with infrared assisted night vision and motion alerts for user defined zones. Really, my mom
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by libria 12y ago
I have an Ergotron sit stand desk. Seems fine, cost around $650 with free shipping. Very nice surface. I keep about 45lbs of gear on my desk and it requires notable effort to raise it, can't do it with one hand. Perhaps I need to adju
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by libria 12y ago
There's potential for a really neat prisoner's dilemma study here. Should be an exercise for many a philosophy course.
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by libria 12y ago
Is this still the case? I just watched an AIV movie on my Nexus 7.
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by libria 12y ago
> without needlessly pulling projects that don't gain enough traction yet serve a niche market I thought they did exactly this with Persona. It seems like they barely gave it a shot before pulling the plug, and a trusted, neutral fe
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by libria 12y ago
> hopefully, as companies give more attention to the importance of work-life balance, more and more people will be in a better position to decide and act more holistically on what’s important to them. I see no signs of the US economy rew
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by libria 12y ago
I thought the story was directed to the general readership, in which case I find it a naive oversimplification of wealth/labor and raldi's addendum to it realistic. If it applied specifically to notch, his financial freedom would
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by libria 12y ago
Can the same be achieved with a common core (spec) + 3rd party bolt-on extensions?
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by libria 12y ago
Whatever. I really respect Gruber for his original design of markdown, but am puzzled by his destructive behavior in this. While he was sitting on his hands, a lot of us have been annoyed at creating a markdown doc in one app and finding i
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by libria 12y ago
This is the chief reason I'd support the "Anyone can learn to code" programs suddenly en vogue. We need our business owners - ideally customers - to be able to consider what exactly they want and don't want. We never n

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