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by maaaats 10y ago
> ...an ambitious effort that would investigate everything from the strength of wheels... My master touched this. Used AI to find spoke patterns. http://master.matsemann.com > There were untested geometries out there th
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by maaaats 10y ago
Attaching a keyboard and then SSHing to a computer having full developer environment works OK.
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by maaaats 10y ago
If you ever think about relying on Google for your business, this linked thread is a good reason not to. You are at the mercy of helpful volunteers while Google is stonewalling anyone from ever reaching them and getting help.
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by maaaats 10y ago
This sounds like one of those Whisper fake stories or a r/thathappened post, especially with the "suffice to say" and the smiley at the end. I used ZF2 during the beta, and the activity on SO, their IRC and their forums were
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Stealing pages just by asking Facebook support and sending in a fake ID(reddit.com)
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by maaaats 10y ago
Do you have sources on that? If you read the article, it claimed that that might not be true.
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by maaaats 10y ago
> (...)and seeing the government working with the startup scene (...) is refreshing I've always felt jealous on the US startup culture, where you get investments. In Norway, I feel it's more like you apply and get small grant
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by maaaats 10y ago
263,428 plays over 53,632 songs = 5 plays of each song on average. (updated after comment below) I haven't "scrobbled" in many years, but checked now that I in 2007 (when I was 16) had 12,377 plays with only 153 unique songs.
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by maaaats 10y ago
Yeah, I get it a couple of times a week when I try to search for old technical stuff, where google constantly reformulates my search and includes what it thinks are synonyms.
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by maaaats 10y ago
> as virtual paper scraps scattered before me in all directions The platform had virtual paper scraps on a board users could move around, so it's not just matrix-style writing, it's how the system worked
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by maaaats 10y ago
I use LeechBlock for Firefox. It can either block sites, give you a time restriction for certain websites, or delay them opening.
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by maaaats 10y ago
Would wildcard support in hosts files be too heavy for the performance needed? Most of these are subdomains that *.facebook.com would have blocked.
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by maaaats 10y ago
Yeah, was hoping it actually would connect to something and give of different sensations based on direction, which in time the body/mind might recognize. This seemed more like an art-experiment than something cool.
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by maaaats 10y ago
Yeah, that's what it said.
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by maaaats 10y ago
This is just an excerpt from https://dotdev.co/upcoming-changes-in-php-7-1-76ebea53b820#....
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by maaaats 10y ago
It was closed by regular users. If you would like to see it open, vote to reopen it. However, the question is broad and vague, and doesn't really fit the SO model.
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by maaaats 10y ago
Here's [1] a page where you are only allowed to use as much code as would fit in a Twitter message. There are fractals being created and other cool stuff (third one by "icecuber", ctrl+f). So, not really much code needed for
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by maaaats 10y ago
This may be a stupid question, but: What do you use it for? Cannot everyone basically edit the client code and do whatever with your data? I've only used Firebase for prototyping.
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by maaaats 10y ago
I liked Amazon better before it became what Ebay became. It used to be a warehouse, now it's thousands merchants competing for exposure, thus prompting this. When I search for a product, I now often get tens of matches, all almost iden
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by maaaats 10y ago
I'm fairly content with only getting a fraction of what the customer pays for me. My company has all the risk: If I don't have a project, I still get paid. They pay me while I get training etc. If I worked for myself, any hour not
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by maaaats 10y ago
But since they now are limiting the number of contributors to your private repos, you might as well use BitBucket for free.
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by maaaats 10y ago
Except that you have to pay for GitHub.
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by maaaats 10y ago
If you read the rest of his posts you will see he is very eager for the money (he even feels entitled to them, somehow), and don't want anything to do with YC.
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by maaaats 10y ago
Except that he multiple times, even in this thread, has shown that he only wanted the money and not be a part og YC. So it's really on him.
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by maaaats 10y ago
That doesn't invalidate the point, though. I'd rather maintain an old Backbone app, where I can read tutorials and search SO for answer, than some home-made framework.
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by maaaats 10y ago
You are building a straw man and then arguing with it.
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by maaaats 10y ago
You are confusing "respect" with "disagreement". I have great respect for RMS, but I often disagree with his views on stuff.
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by maaaats 11y ago
Ever wondered if it's exactly because of people discussing like this?
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by maaaats 11y ago
> Also if you want types with Babel, use Flow– which is arguably a much better type system anyways. Why? Besides, kinda ironic you point out the lack of reasoning in the article, then making a bold claim on your own providing no argume
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by maaaats 11y ago
I, for one, would not buy a bike with that filed off, because of the implication (and the fact that buying goods one could be expected to know is stolen is illegal). So that's that

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