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ohiovr
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Interesting.. that might be part of why I fell in love with this ugly monster called Bash scripting.
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Its called the dead mans hand and it is still used today. If Moscow goes blank, then so does all of the last precomputed targets.
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The future would continue like a nursery rhyme. Embedded in everyone that had English speaking ancestors had this inscribed in them: ring around the rosy pocket full of posy ashes ashes we all fall down The inscription date was 538 ad, the
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Your faraday cage may fail unless you are able to test it. Simple test you can try with a faraday cage. Put a phone in yours. Try to call the number on the phone. If it rings, you have a lot of studying to do. Wrapping a phone a bit in alum
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Couldn't read the article. But what about significance? Sure there is a lot of talent around boring things, and I am thankful that there are. But it takes more than talent to demonstrate something of significance. How far out of the wa
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This is dumb. If there is a violation, you go to the violator and make the case there. Else you make suit in court. RIAA is using Google like a defacto executor of the law. How can that be constitutional? There is simply no way to argue or
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All set -e does is halt further execution of your script if any line exits above 0. There is really nothing bash can do about this. It can't perform a psychological evaluation on why a program is not giving the expected output. And mos
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If you touch the rods you will look like Spock on Star Trek II's finale.
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I've seen this touted by american companies also. I've been waiting for someone to litter the skies with trash.
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The presses will run faster than the events.
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Hi Mr Cao, I would love to try this but I am not able to read your language to find what I need. If you can provide a link to a page that contains a midi file I can turn that into arranged an arranged chamber orchestra recording. A midi fil
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Cost of food prices in Ukraine https://www.numbeo.com/food-prices/country_result.jsp?countr... How can people survive with only $50 dollars a month? The only thing here that is even remotely affordable is bread.
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I might do that! I'd like to hear what music you'd like turned into an orchestra work from Vietnam. It would be easy for you to set up microtonality if you need something special for the local scales. Its all python and pretty sim
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Cool. Looks like those luminal spaces my brother is always talking about.
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Congratulations on your success! I have a hobby project I'm going to release soon I hope in time before the collapse so people can enjoy some of the work I've been doing.
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Interesting that is what I was taught about the potato famine. I got some reading to do on it.
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The German Politicians learned nothing from history unless they studied at a clown school. The attitude is a disgrace, trying to blame issues on the public, not those who actually did these insane things to europe like raising rates, cuttin
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Super heavy electron hmmm
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Would these dollars come home? Last Saturday I had stacks of price increases to post for my employer's store. What would the federal reserve do? Raise rates to try to get these dollars into bank accounts? I don't think that would
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Linux development I think could benefit from a more coordinated and staged approach to development. A more competitive operating system would be based on Gentoo. After all one of the most, if not, the most popular os for laptops is Chrome,
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I was thinking along the lines of a subscription. I'd like to release a music software package as either BSD or GPL. As I'm preparing an installation procedure it just seems to make sense to do this in a dockerfile and sell the do
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Thanks for the suggestion. But is there anyone else I can go to? I'd rather not trust a behemoth again.
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Ask HN: Does anyone sell containers or virtual machines?
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I think it has something to do with the sacred sequence: 1: Unity 2: Symmetry 3: power 4: energy 5: hand 6: incomplete 7: complete 8: mystery < 8 legs, 8 eyes 9: divinity 10: trouble 11: difficulty 12: brotherhood Or something like that.
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For the last month or so I was thinking it would be awesome to have a desktop with a lot of the most common GUI utilities written in python so that average programmers could have a stab at customizing it for their needs. But this is too muc
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I wish I could help you. I'm bipolar I have limited opportunities near my tiny city to find employment as a computer engineer. I'm afraid of metros and can never live in one again. I was in a similar boat but you actually got furt
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That sucks. I like Fast Company's stories.
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I found designing products is fairly easy when you have the skills and certain determination. It takes focus and talent to pull it off and you have to be willing to be around people that you'd love to share your work with but mostly do
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They do indeed! Have a listen to Clara Schumann: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWvnznUFagY
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I'm going to find some of these compositions and try it on my new product called "Scott's Music Box" which is a a full orchestral suite renderer.
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