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481.
by rawling 5y ago
Wouldn't that shorten to #0f0? But "green" is #008000, which doesn't shorten?
482.
by rawling 5y ago
Yup, still annoying, just marginally less so!
483.
by rawling 5y ago
Only 50%; the month is zero-indexed, but the day isn't.
484.
by rawling 5y ago
Maybe they're using a 9-bit byte? :)
485.
by rawling 5y ago
I had a bit of a Google for this and found this thread: https://www.saxontheweb.net/threads/what-is-meant-by-low-pit... They seem to think "low pitch" is 440Hz and "high pitch" is the one that lost
486.
by rawling 5y ago
> My guess is it’s a self driving car company, but who knows. As always, https://xkcd.com/1897
487.
by rawling 5y ago
3 gotos replacing while(true) loops, and one... just reducing nesting?
488.
by rawling 5y ago
It's a grid, but with variable costs for entering each cell.
489.
by rawling 5y ago
Well, I guess this one is never going to be more relevant: https://xkcd.com/26
490.
by rawling 5y ago
I was struggling to see how you could apply a test for "idempotence" or "stability" to diff3. Turns out in the paper they redefined what diff3 does in order to test it.
491.
by rawling 5y ago
Wow, that took me on a quick tour from "hey, I remember when that comic was running" through "hey, that comic is running again" to "hey, turns out that comic never stopped running?"
492.
by rawling 5y ago
Ah, brilliant, thankyou.
493.
by rawling 5y ago
Thanks for pointing out the URL - I tried and failed to find it when I discovered these for myself, but now you've found it for me I might try to make something to enumerate them.
494.
by rawling 5y ago
I've had fun finding these on the keyboard for a while - it's great to come across a new emoji that combines and then go through all the others to see what you get. (The key question being, will it combine with City to give Giant
495.
by rawling 5y ago
Wait, seriously? I thought the keyboard stopped at 2!
496.
by rawling 5y ago
I've seen this puzzle before and not had any idea how I'd solve it. I think everyone saying that a simple solution exists has just solved it for me!
497.
by rawling 5y ago
CodeWars?
498.
by rawling 5y ago
ConfigureAwait, probably
499.
by rawling 5y ago
> You might have business rules, such as "a person can only have one legal name at a time[...]"
500.
by rawling 5y ago
> Which is a problem if the hapless app finds a shiny new 12th-gen processor that looks like a bunch of Atom-class cores – it complains that this new-fastest-ever-chip isn't quick enough. From the article I assumed this was differen
501.
by rawling 5y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28968859
502.
by rawling 5y ago
Nah, I meant the "even" hits lows with regards to basic consumer goods "these days". Constant, low inflation should mean it's forever in a state of hitting lows vs consumer goods.
503.
by rawling 5y ago
Is that not just indicative of inflation?
504.
by rawling 5y ago
Ah thanks, it comes up as some things in English but none quite made sense!
505.
by rawling 5y ago
Cursus?
506.
by rawling 5y ago
These ones? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/50168357 > But the rules are, in fact, all already part of UK law. A small number of them will not come into effect until 1 January [2020], but that would have happened anyway
507.
by rawling 5y ago
According to the /g/ link at the top of the thread, they're not in this "part 1" torrent.
508.
by rawling 5y ago
That's only a very narrow link though, isn't it? Just lets you claim Prime benefits, doesn't give access to Amazon purchasing or payment details or anything?
509.
by rawling 5y ago
Variety maybe, but surely number is also proportional to area (and presumably it's worse because "crust width" doesn't scale with diameter?)
510.
by rawling 5y ago
It matches experienced reality if you look at the stars rather than the sun, or if you use something like a Foucault pendulum to measure the rotation speed.

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