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by rawling 4y ago
> In places like Miami it even became a sanctioned alternative to bus routes that were cut. As in... government justified cutting bus services by saying Uber was a viable alternative?
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by rawling 4y ago
Some discussion from yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31939871
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by rawling 4y ago
> valid argument is "I don't watch the BBC", so they need to detect BBC channels being displayed on the TV and not detect other channels You need a TV license to watch any broadcast TV, or streaming TV at the same time as
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by rawling 4y ago
Direct source: https://www.valerionappi.it/brng-en/
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by rawling 4y ago
Fair enough, thanks for indulging me!
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by rawling 4y ago
> serious but hobbyist > ~15k hands last month. Is that not roughly a full-time jobs' worth of poker? (15k hands > 12k minutes? > 200 hours > 6h/day)
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by rawling 4y ago
Why not?
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by rawling 4y ago
Where does it say that?
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by rawling 4y ago
Guidelines say > Please submit the original source. If a post reports on something found on another site, submit the latter. so should this link direct to https://makerawaker.com/f/using-a-laser-cutter-as-a-3d-print.
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by rawling 4y ago
My favourite is > I've got an item of produce without a barcode (places on scales) >> Ok, I've clearly taken a picture and decided it's a banana because that's the only option I'm showing you > Yes, it&#
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by rawling 4y ago
I want some kind of "space habitat simulator" where I can see what it would look like to be on a ringworld, or a Culture orbital, or other sci-fi habitats (a spindle? Dyson sphere?) Something like Elite Dangerous so you can fly ar
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by rawling 4y ago
> In 2018, the accountant Scott Foster stopped all seven shots he faced to preserve a win for the Chicago Blackhawks. In 2020, the Zamboni driver David Ayres famously recorded the first-ever win for an EBUG as he denied his hometown Mapl
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by rawling 4y ago
I couldn't figure out the justification for middle C being on a ledger line, and then the D above it being higher up, but on the higher of two ledger lines.
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by rawling 4y ago
It's a neat feature but the UX annoys me. For sqrt(2) it goes straight from 1.41421356 to "...41421356E-8". I feel like either it should just scroll the decimal places, or at least when it makes the jump from decimal to scie
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by rawling 4y ago
Cool, thankyou for the insight.
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by rawling 4y ago
I'd call that an "open 5th". That might come from a classical pov.
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by rawling 4y ago
Are those actually free? They recoup the cost when you post it?
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by rawling 5y ago
Please tell me you reported this to an ombudsman
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by rawling 5y ago
Isn't that a step that has to take place on the paired laptop? Earlier the article says > This setting controls when someone can remove the profile from within the phone itself. If it’s left as the default value of “Always” then any
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by rawling 5y ago
I've done some Codewars problems where you have to write a regex to check whether an input number is divisible by a specific number, so I was really interested to see how that would work for primes. Nope, it's just playing with le
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by rawling 5y ago
Two sticks.
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by rawling 5y ago
It does say > A single_line_raw_string_literal cannot represent a string value that starts or ends with a quote (") though an augmentation to this proposal is provided in the Drawbacks section that shows how that could be supported.
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by rawling 5y ago
I think you're right: > Any line breaks within verbatim string literals are part of the resulting string. If the exact characters used to form line breaks are semantically relevant to an application, any tools that translate line br
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by rawling 5y ago
No, although you're right, it doesn't look like they make it clear (although the example is in a little code element which presumably doesn't have leading or trailing newlines). Later on, > In the case of multi_line_raw_st
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by rawling 5y ago
Fair enough, thanks for explaining.
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by rawling 5y ago
> Consider a function that is async and throws an error. Is this [x] or [y]? Is it not that one of these is "an async function that may throw an error immediately" and one "an async function that may throw an error asynchr
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by rawling 5y ago
[spoilers for puzzle number 2] Got it in 2 today after getting only a green × for ab×c+d. I thought the solution was the only other thing that matched, although my friends found another one. It feels really harsh that if the answer includes
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by rawling 5y ago
> But what if you only want to store part of your changes in the stash? You could use git stash -p and interactively select hunks to stash or keep. It's even right in the article. (Then goes on to describe how this change means you
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by rawling 5y ago
Related, from 3 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29935939
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by rawling 5y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29903365

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