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by maaaats 9y ago
Vivaldi (by the original Opera people) has tiling.
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by maaaats 9y ago
Ah, so the hash is for the whole wiki, and not a single page? Edit, more info here, at part 2 https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmNhFJjGcMPqpuYfxL62VVB9528NXqDNMFXiqN5...
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by maaaats 9y ago
When browsing the content, how does linking work? I mean, don't they kinda have to link to a hash? But how can they know the hash of a page when the links of that page are dependent on the other pages and this may be a circle?
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by maaaats 9y ago
I can't edit my post anymore, but I would like to say thanks for all the comments. It was a bit off-topic, but I've wondered about this for some time. Will give it a try this summer.
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by maaaats 9y ago
I would have liked a summary of the idea/usage/strengths of the various screenshots. Just by looking at them I can understand something , but I think there may be many interesting concepts here.
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by maaaats 9y ago
I'm a bit the same. Never committing fully. It doesn't have to be immediate in today's age, but I want to be better at not waiting until the last minute to say I wont come. I know how annoying that is when I'm the one ta
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by maaaats 9y ago
Has anyone actually read Gödel, Escher, Bach, or is it just one of those "popular books people pretend to have read after reading the first chapter"? It looks intriguing, but at the same time very heavy.
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by maaaats 9y ago
A big list is a negative thing, not a feature. When you have twenty links to introductions to React, they all seem equal and thus the list is no more useful than a google search. A small , curated list, that would be useful.
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by maaaats 9y ago
Sounds like a bus-factory way of working, which has its own set of problems.
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by maaaats 9y ago
No, I explicitly mentioned Apache because it has patent clauses.
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by maaaats 9y ago
This sounds like very wrong reasoning. Yes, Chrome probably does some of this stuff, but that comes at a time cost that we could take at compile time, instead of at run time in the user's browser.
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by maaaats 9y ago
How was the speedup? That's what I would use this for, not some small minification gains.
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by maaaats 9y ago
They could use some proper, standard license, though. Then people wouldn't complain. Like Apache license.
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by maaaats 9y ago
Great story, thanks for sharing. My online presence and interest in computers were also largely thanks to Harry Potter.
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by maaaats 9y ago
Yes, but still not as good as a the standalone Slitherlink (which also has lots if variants). What I miss the most is easy navigation with one hand, different colors on the links so I know which ones belong together without zooming out, mar
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by maaaats 9y ago
Same for games written i Java, by using pooling and not deallocating until a safe spot. Was especially important in early Android, where a GC break would not just feel like minor lag, but actally make a really big stutter.
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by maaaats 9y ago
I really like "Loopy", but prefer the variant with hexagons/honeycomb. Got it downloaded on my phone as "Slitherlink". Very nice, abstract game where you constantly see new patterns. For a more mix between a normal
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by maaaats 10y ago
I've never quite found a TODO-app I like. They are all too constrained. Kinda like using jira/trello instead of a physical board with post its. It limits the creativity. I use OneNote and just add things everywhere I feel like it.
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by maaaats 10y ago
> so coal and oil will remain economically viable without getting any kind of penalty I think oil in Norway is taxed at something like 80%. Not for environmental reasons, though.
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by maaaats 10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polymath_Project Bunch of mathematicians collaborating through blogs.
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by maaaats 10y ago
Microsoft should have hired him to just pump out these kinds of apps. He was the reason I stayed on WP for so long.
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by maaaats 10y ago
Back before all the AR features, I used a 3rd party client called 6snap for Windows Phone. It was so incredibly snappy and had all the features the official one had. I felt it was weird that one person that had tens of apps to maintain did
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by maaaats 10y ago
> seems to be pretty simple, I feel like it shouldn't take more than a day to code From a reddit "expert", so I guess that answers that ;)
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by maaaats 10y ago
Interesting how big the Norwegian and Swedish flags got, given our small populations.
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by maaaats 10y ago
Or just activate it from known/trained voices?
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by maaaats 10y ago
Relevant: A friend of mine analyzed lock patterns for her thesis. Got some press: https://arstechnica.com/security/2015/08/new-data-uncovers-t... The patterns are predictable, and can be further narrowed down
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by maaaats 10y ago
A bit to the side: I don't subscribe to any lists at the moment. Should I start? Is it better than just checking the sites I care about once in a while? How do you personally use it?
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by maaaats 10y ago
As a user it's super un-intuitive, though. At least how gmail, calendar, maps and other google apps are on Android at the moment. I mostly click and pray.
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by maaaats 10y ago
How powerful is this small replica compared to the original hardware?
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by maaaats 10y ago
Then you used it wrong, as you should never tie your simulation to the frame rate. Given same input, Box2d is deterministic.

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