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pygy_
10y ago
In cursive, it is often indistinguishable too.
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10y ago
In Dutch, ij and ÿ are interchangeable.
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10y ago
However, the JS gettters are all over the place... Given this: a = document.createElement('a') a.href = "/ö/o?ö/o#ö/o" console.log(a.hash, a.pathname, a.search) we get: Browser
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pygy_
11y ago
For Thimbleweed Park, Ron Gilbert considered Lua but found it too "goofy" syntactically, and ended up using Squirrel. https://blog.thimbleweedpark.com/engine
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11y ago
Indeed, but I was curious about the community's take on the topic since startups are so focused on hypergrowth. Instead, I got crickets (beside your answer, thanks for taking the time to respond).
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Ask HN: Think about the physics of economic growth
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pygy_
11y ago
Not sure why you're getting downvotes. From what I've read it is as effective as vasectomy, but fully reversible.
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pygy_
11y ago
They can do it all they want on their own hardware, it's called 'pen testing' (short for 'penetration').
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11y ago
It was Erlang, not Haskell, but yes, pg asked user to do that, and they complied, a bit too literally (he meant Erlang as an example).
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11y ago
No, Interleukine 1 causes depression-like symptoms in normal mice (they give up sooner), but not in mice KO for the IL-1 receptor in the blood-brain barrier.
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11y ago
Apes can be taught sign language (they are anatomically prevented from developing speech), and not all human languages have the same power (probably no recursion in the the Pirahã language). [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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pygy_
11y ago
Unlike Reddit, HN welcomes self-promotion when it is on topic.
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pygy_
11y ago
Maybe a total wipe of the gut flora followed by an appropriate ( e. coli -free) stool transplant could do it. It's still very early, no clinical data has been published.
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pygy_
11y ago
But you won't be able to use good chargers interchangeably. If you travel with two phones of different brands, you'll need to bring both chargers as well.
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11y ago
Both anorexia nervosa and bulimia are likely linked to a single E. coli protein and the immune reaction against it. The clinical presentation depends on whether the antibodies end up acting as agonists or antagonists of the receptor the
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pygy_
11y ago
If LLVM has a C backend, then yes, otherwise, no.
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11y ago
Form my own memories of long-ago courses, the Y chromosome is partially homologous to X and exchanges alleles with it during meiosis. It has its own, non-homologous region too that doesn't trade DNA.
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11y ago
Soviet Union. It puzzled me the whole time and only dawned on me when reading your comment.
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11y ago
No link, but an experimental drug that moderately lowers LDL and dramatically raises HDL was recently abandoned after clinical trials showed no health benefits. EDIT: H => L. hrrmm...
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pygy_
11y ago
A natural counterpart to the magnétophone that plays audio tape (which itself probably derives from gramophone). Forced frenchified words that come to mind would be couriel for email, and mot-dièse (literally "sharp word") f
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11y ago
s/Open Source CMS/servers exposed to the internet/ The article later makes that point, actually. > Not due to the nature of Open Source, but because [these programs have] become an interesting target for malicious activ
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11y ago
Expanding on this: Cholesterol is a key culprit in atherosclerosis, not just a marker. It accumulates in the walls of blood vessels in the form of fibro-fatty plaques that are responsible for angina, infarctus, stroke etc. The reason why it
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11y ago
I know it doesn't have an impact in healthy people, but what about people with hypercholesterolemia? I don't know if it is the case, but it sounds plausible that the drugs that regulate endogenous production like statins would onl
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pygy_
11y ago
Robots.txt is respected retroactively?
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11y ago
> Is being kind and decent to another fellow coworker (and a human being for that matter) too much to ask? :\ Provided your comment is currently grey, I suppose it is, for some people...
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11y ago
Humans may not be needed to maximally produce. Be careful what you wish for.
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11y ago
That's yet another source of nil, but it can be fixed with modules like strict.lua, or simply setmetatable(_G or _ENV, {__index = error}) -- `error` for the example, you can write a function that prints a better error message
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pygy_
11y ago
> but the first argument becomes `nil` s/first/last/, the arguments will be shifted to the right. But yes, it can be annoying.
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11y ago
It is semver compounded with the "^x.y.z" version requirements for dependencies that NPM uses as a default when a package author `npm install --save` something. When someone else installs that package it will bump y or z if `x >
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pygy_
11y ago
"Recently" in the first sentence is problematic. It hasn't been true for at least twenty years.
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