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by publicfig 9y ago
There are quite a few scales out here that can measure this exact thing. I know a big point is the AI recognizing it, but as people tend to cook with similar ingredients anyway, it shouldn't be too hard to adapt it as part of a process
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by publicfig 9y ago
>That does not mean that this person contributed to the DNA of anyone living today, he added. It is possible that the jawbone belonged to a previously unknown population of Homo sapiens that departed Africa and then died off. From the ar
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by publicfig 9y ago
Oh, right, I understood that! I just thought it was more humorous than anything
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by publicfig 9y ago
Removing the "Slack and" from that sentence is a very bleak and dystopian message.
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by publicfig 9y ago
I know this is off topic, but I noticed the typography too and was just seeing if I could tell what it was before looking. But oddly enough, I can't seem to find out what typeface is used using the developer tools for the life of me. D
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by publicfig 9y ago
Looks like they just took down their Facebook page due to negative reviews (as I was viewing it, interestingly enough). Curious to see how they attempt damage control. https://www.facebook.com/thebeeinc/
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by publicfig 9y ago
I'd recommend reading this article about the licensing language that's being disputed now: https://medium.com/@dwalsh.sdlr/react-facebook-and-the-revok... The author is the same person that has an article on
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by publicfig 9y ago
Not really sure what point to take away from this article. It's not Twitter, because of some differences in the way the network is set up? It doesn't really seem to make any arguments to the first article (or more so comment threa
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by publicfig 9y ago
This is great to hear, glad to see good FOSS projects get the help they need. I only have a little bit of experience with Krita, but it's always been in my mind as a go-to if I ever need those tools. It does seem a bit misleading, howe
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by publicfig 9y ago
While I should clarify that I don't care in the slightest, I did find it interesting that they decided to use a Bill O'Reilly quote to title the post, given all of the controversy around him lately. Not that I think it is offensiv
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by publicfig 9y ago
Autistic is not an adjective to describe routine or odd quirks, but an actual condition.
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by publicfig 9y ago
If you're taking a hardline-traditionalist approach to what constitutes music, why stop at pencil, paper and hard work. Music has existed long before written notation and documented musical theory. You're not only taking an incred
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by publicfig 9y ago
I meant more as a non-standard OS to buy a computer loaded with.
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by publicfig 9y ago
This seems like an incredibly high bar/expectation to set for themselves, and while I'd love to see them succeed, I don't have a lot of confidence. The fact that they've decided to start out building desktops really soli
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by publicfig 10y ago
Well, this is an LTS release, so it will be supported until 2020. By 2020, however, not only will Django 1.11 have reached End of Life, but Python 2.7 itself will have as well. Any company concerned with using a Django version past EOL will
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by publicfig 10y ago
Changing the name now will be quite a bit easier than later, plus the discussions around the product won't be centered around how it's using an already well known name. EDIT: "but if it turns out to be a problem, we'll f
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by publicfig 10y ago
There are multiple articles for this topic on the front page. This is currently the top post but I think they're having issues merging in other discussions into this one. I keep seeing this flash in the top spot then see it redirect in
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by publicfig 10y ago
I'm not sure it's as much an argument for dark matter and more an argument against the idea that if you must create a force or type of matter (or matter itself) in order to make a model work, then the flaw is in the model. By show
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by publicfig 10y ago
I should start by saying that I agree with your response to the above statement, but would add that while Simple/similar services may not have crushed the banking institutions, they definitely did bring forward a lot of technologies ov
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by publicfig 10y ago
is /river a concept or standard I haven't come across?
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by publicfig 10y ago
In my experience, it's really one or the other. There's unfortunately going to be a lot of duplicated overwriting code if you want to update it in the future. I'd love to know of better methods though.
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by publicfig 10y ago
I'm not really sure what makes this different than the dozens of other Front-End/JS specific HN clones that make it to the front page and end up functionally shut down due to lack of content or user engagement.
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by publicfig 10y ago
I think that the downvoting is more likely tied to your outlandishly wild claims as fact of both cricket usage in Soylent and that the government will force consumption of it. Neither of those claims are at all verifiable or likely within a
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by publicfig 10y ago
I really think it is related to shared Apple IDs. I know the author states that they do not share one, but every time I've seen this happen, it has either been due to a currently shared Apple ID or one that has been shared in the past
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by publicfig 10y ago
Apple bashing Adobe was for much more than standards, but for keeping aspects out of their mobile browser that they felt caused either security or performance issues. I feel that their stance on this is honestly fairly consistant with that.
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by publicfig 10y ago
Ten Four = 10/4 = October 4th = The date of the announcement
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by publicfig 10y ago
I'm not sure if this is exactly what you're looking for, but https://hn.algolia.com/ is pretty much the default (unofficial) search and personalized sorting site for HN. Super fast and works well in my experience.
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by publicfig 10y ago
At this point, it's a generalized online marketplace that has been successful enough that some of the general public has heard of it and used it. 3B is QUITE a bit of money, I agree, but from a name and branding perspective in the age
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by publicfig 10y ago
There's also rusttype [1] that was written as an alternative to FreeType in Rust, I know it's being used at this point in Redox [2], which is an interesting project of a Unix-like operating system being written entirely in Rust to
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by publicfig 10y ago
I doubt that there's going to be much effort into improving the HTML based browser that they're using as a shell to the engine outside of making sure you can go to a specific URL. Things like hotkeys and autocomplete are nice, but

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