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by maaaats 9y ago
That's what it does, but the counting starts from zero. So if we select 7 as a prime we get 7n. For n=0,1,2 we get 0,7,14, of which only 14 is the one we want to remove.
452.
by maaaats 9y ago
The highlighting I have seen before (maybe in some other form). But the counting used features of CSS new to me, very interesting.
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by maaaats 9y ago
I also have a problem with napping, but for a different reason. If I sleep during the day, my heart starts to beat really hard. Like visibly hard, think it's because my HR drops low? Anyways, it's uncomfortable and makes me avoid
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by maaaats 9y ago
Guilty or not, this seems more like a kidnapping than an arrest. Can they really ignore all rights as they see fit?
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by maaaats 9y ago
I wonder how the reputation affected how it all played out. Lots of people threw in minor edits, irrelevant topics etc. in hunt for the insane amount of reputation it offered. After a few weeks the reputation gain was tuned down, but what h
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by maaaats 9y ago
Could this be used to prove co-NP = NP, though?
457.
by maaaats 9y ago
I may misremember the details, but the gist of it is that the blocker broke some invariant, so a state which should not be possible during the animation did occur and broke stuff hard :)
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by maaaats 9y ago
I've made a similar bug before. Had an animation that moved a div around on our page for some seconds. Some adblocker decided to remove that div. The script then failed to grab that div for the reminder of the animation, 60 times a sec
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by maaaats 9y ago
> Assuming you are norweigan -- didn't Norway recently threaten closing the Swedish border if Sweden doesn't reign on their refugee situation and stop them from crossing to norway? Yes, as has happened elsewhere in the world,
460.
by maaaats 9y ago
That just moves the goalpost though. Denmark could say the same to Germany, and they to southern countries. Should the beach-cities of Italy carry all the responsibility? Should we in Norway not help humanity, because there are some other b
461.
by maaaats 9y ago
Why do you say "refugees" in quotes and "so called refugees"?
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by maaaats 9y ago
"better helmets" only mean you take bigger internal hits.
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by maaaats 9y ago
Compared to a by-the-book REST-api, GraphQL is more powerful. But we always end up making specialized endpoints anyway.
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by maaaats 9y ago
Yeah, I second that it removes friction. I hate the "lets split the bill evenly"-approach. It makes me feel like I leech of others if I want something expensive, and the other way around if I'm not very hungry but have to pay
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by maaaats 9y ago
A Norwegian social site back in the days called Nettby ("net-city") also allowed some html, but did it by just removing unallowed tags. I realised I could write <scr<script>ipt>, and after it did the removal of the fir
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by maaaats 9y ago
Holy cow, how is him getting a prize the core issue, compared to him and his wife being imprisoned for years for stating political views?
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by maaaats 9y ago
As an aside, even though the Norwegian government has nothing to do with the prize, China quickly ended lots of relations with Norway, losing Norwegian companies billions. Now, the government is too afraid to publicly speak about Liu, to n
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by maaaats 9y ago
In Norway, people got to turni their Playstation when they removed the ability to run Linux, as it no longer worked as advertised.
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by maaaats 9y ago
EU is also working on mandatory two year expected lifetime on many products. As in, if a product is in a category expected to last more than two years (eg most products except perishable items), if it breaks down through no fault of the con
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by maaaats 9y ago
We always try to think that one folder ideally should be able to be copied to its own project and live on as its own npm module.
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by maaaats 9y ago
Why would that matter?
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by maaaats 9y ago
I've read a lot of books in languages I didn't know well at the time. I often got the gist of the story. Mostly unknown adjectives describing possibly unknown objects to set the mood. Of course the story is not as good without, bu
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by maaaats 9y ago
What about adults having shorter hours? Standard work-week in my country is 37.5 hours. If I were so cramped on time that I had to stress to get shit done in the middle of my job-day I'd be job hunting.
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by maaaats 9y ago
Next question then becomes why it needs those additional trips? Authorization is already done on the chip, it should only need to verify the amount is available.
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by maaaats 9y ago
The problem is that as this stands, they can force almost anyone. They need probable cause to search my home, but not to unlock my phone. And I'd rather have them look through my clothes and possessions than all my mail and private con
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by maaaats 9y ago
Swedish vs Norwegian is mostly playful banter. Our lives, culture, values and language are all very similar, so being mistaken for the other is no big deal as it doesn't have any particularly negative connotations attached.
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Police in Norway can now force you to unlock your phone without court warrant(translate.google.com)
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by maaaats 9y ago
This is unreadable on mobile. I have to click on the image to read it, which takes me to a tweet (after quite some time loading), and then have to click the image again. Then click back twice to get to the next image and do the same.
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by maaaats 9y ago
MVP-infrastructure, interesting. There are always pilot-projects, but they cost a lot of money, takes a lot of time, and are set in stone.
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by maaaats 9y ago
Lots of other comments here suggest he had majority and could have stayed.

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