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by n0us 11y ago
I would like to see a vote based search engine with modified reddit-style searching where a single vote's relevance is a function of its age and the number of existing votes. (but without the post life cycle of reddit where posts drop
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by n0us 11y ago
Not sure why you're getting downvoted. I have wondered this myself. Between punishing sites that are not mobile responsive and this move I wonder if their motivations are partly fueled by the fear that mobile users are spending more ti
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by n0us 11y ago
It's actually a common misquote of Descartes to say "I think therefore I am." A more proper translation is "I think, I am" which has significant implications for his philosophy.
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by n0us 11y ago
Every time they show a terminal the actors are typing live, unlike most shows/films like say Silicon Valley where the screen is a video.
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by n0us 11y ago
I could have rolled my own solution but I forked this guy's repo (fork here: https://github.com/PendletonJones/remote_forms ) and updated it to work with Python3, I also stripped out some of the stuff in date rela
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by n0us 11y ago
no prob I'm here for the discussion, not the karma
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by n0us 11y ago
I'm doing something similar with serializing django forms and sending them to a react app that turns the json into a form. It's a really convenient way of doing things.
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by n0us 11y ago
They forgot to use the crosshairs and auto-aim
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by n0us 11y ago
Actually this is the best post I have ever seen on this website.
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by n0us 11y ago
I use decorators like that in Django where I want to reuse the same code to check something on the request object but the functions I am decorating expect keyword arguments
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by n0us 11y ago
I was the head tour guide at my boarding school and a question that came up with almost every single parent was "where are the smart boards?" They (falsly) assumed that adding technology to the learning experience in every possibl
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by n0us 11y ago
I'm an occasional user, I've heard of the domains specific searchs but I was not aware of the ability to do the !java8 thing, that might be really convenient.
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by n0us 11y ago
or just a bare repo on your server. I personally don't see the appeal of Github for private projects at all.
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by n0us 11y ago
I think there's more room for competition. Google is obviously very good at their core product, and arguably very good at delivering most of their other products as well. These attempt's like Microsoft's Bing I feel like are
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by n0us 11y ago
Alpha aside, someone learned the value of unit tests.
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by n0us 11y ago
I had a mentor of sorts who was this retired engineer who went to MIT and he gave me the advice that bonsai is one half art, one half biology, one half philosophy. This adds up to over 100% obviously but the point was that to be good at bon
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by n0us 11y ago
For some reason our computer teacher in elementary school had a strange obsession with this site and we were only allowed to use dogpile instead of any of those sites individually. There might have been another one that was used from time t
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by n0us 11y ago
I've always thought the culture and heritage surrounding bonsai is amazing. I was in a local bonsai club when I was younger and the patience required to produce a really great tree is something to be respected. Sometimes the trees will
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by n0us 11y ago
or ie10...
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by n0us 11y ago
Actually some of it on SEP is written by undergrads which is kind of awesome in my opinion but it is certainly vetted before being posted.
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by n0us 11y ago
As a philosophy major I'll try to give the simplest way I know how to explain this. If you are testing a scientific theory, what might be some criteria for evaluating that theory? First you want the theory to be verifiable, probably al
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by n0us 11y ago
how convenient it would be if GitHub could host the repositories you have with the press of a button. I'm betting the investors have seen the success of AWS and think GitHub could capitalize on the convenience of lumping everything tog
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by n0us 11y ago
The worlds biggest unsolved mystery about microwaves has still not yet been answered; how exactly does one microwave on HIGH?
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by n0us 11y ago
I love sailing, the meme is that boat upkeep is very difficult and there are many commonly unforeseen costs both monetary and time related.
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by n0us 11y ago
The two happiest days in a boat owner's life are the day he/she buys his boat and the day he/she sells it. Trust me, you don't want to build a boat. But I get the sentiment.
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by n0us 11y ago
Assuming you have some money saved up, go on amazon, buy some books, anything you really like that isn't tech; philosophy, history, literature, music theory, whatever makes you tick. Find a job far away (figuratively) from a computer s
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by n0us 11y ago
what a decidedly over pessimistic outlook.
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Hegel's Philosophy of History comes to mind here.
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Just when I thought gamer gate might actually be dead.
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by n0us 11y ago
What would be the motivation for providing more accurate forestry maps?

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