renlo

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by renlo 10y ago
This is going to make peoples lives worse. People who still need to drive are going to drive, but will instead end up paying more. > That’s because most people, correctly, can’t imagine any time soon when they won’t need to use a car for
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by renlo 10y ago
It's in the corporation's best interest to ensure a steady income flow. That's about it. Corporations only care about 'what the customer wants' insofar as how much it affects a steady income flow. I think you have m
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by renlo 10y ago
It looks like the car doesn't travel in a straight line (it wobbles) because it's trying avoid parked cars.
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by renlo 10y ago
Isn't it just that people who are 'more diligent and [tend] to strive for success' tax their bodies more by working harder? Whereas 'lazier' people tend to give their bodies more time to recuperate? Adversity isn&#x
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by renlo 10y ago
I'm working on a Masters in CS right now and have been interested in heading into some form of 'Data Science', whatever that may entail. Does this mean that only physics/math/stats majors are getting into this field
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by renlo 10y ago
tmux is a good alternative to the whole paradigm of 'running shell commands within a text editor like vim'. Why run a shell command within vim when one can run the shell command in an actual shell? It seems to me that running a sh
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by renlo 10y ago
Your for loop works, whereas the one in the parent comment would run forever, correct? Is there something I'm missing here? edit: Ok, looking at it again the parent example is probably going to overflow or something right?
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by renlo 10y ago
>> "America is in a long war against a resilient enemy capable of striking the homeland, but U.S. intelligence capabilities are falling short of meeting the threat." >> "Reasonable warrantless searches are compati
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by renlo 10y ago
The creator of Elm works for your company though [1]. Seems like your experience is going to be a lot different from the average developer because you can probably walk 20 steps to the designer of Elm to ask a question. I haven't used
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by renlo 10y ago
How much of an effect does the camera lens make in page warping? Correct me if I'm wrong, but for shorter focal length lenses I would think it would warp the page more. If a person accounted for that, could they get a near perfect resu
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by renlo 10y ago
enter is used to insert elements into the DOM; if there is data in the data-set which isn't represented in the DOM, then new elements will be inserted which have that data. It doesn't have to do with animations really, though you
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by renlo 10y ago
This is anecdotal but half of the time I've sent one it was never received by the other party. And, it didn't tell me it wasn't received, the other person just didn't receive it. I'm not sure if this is because it&
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by renlo 10y ago
In chapter 2 of the tutorial, he mentions Commodore DOS as being an OS which resides in ROM (read only memory), which means it's definitely possible. I'm just a laymen but I'd wager that there are some cases where this is st
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by renlo 11y ago
Do you have a source that Webasm's IR won't be as compact as Java bytecode?
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by renlo 11y ago
They are talking about how the internet, which was once seen a conduit of 'truth', is just a conduit which also spreads bullshit, and that there is no 'truth'. You are talking about education and scientific rigor as a m
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by renlo 11y ago
StackOverflow is a good place for intermediates and up. IRC is a better place for beginners, but truly if people are just starting out they need a dedicated teacher, or they need a good manual / tutorial that they read front to back.
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by renlo 11y ago
Your argument is that Microsoft Office is not thriving because of institutional knowledge, then you proceed to prove that it is institutional knowledge that makes it a valuable tool. If your arguments are: 1) Most users can pick it up easil
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by renlo 11y ago
The site is unusable for me because of lag from the parallax. It's always on.
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by renlo 11y ago
And it's an agreement for countries in the Pacific. Not for any countries in the EU.
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by renlo 11y ago
When websites become regulated web developers will be like the general contractors of today. Only licensed web developers will be able to legally build websites, keeping everything up to the regulatory code. There will be inspectors and
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by renlo 12y ago
Also, it could have come from 'exit'. I've seen some text based programs use an 'x' key-press to activate a program 'exit', although I'm not sure of the chronology of its use.
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by renlo 12y ago
Uhmmm, nearly everything he described became a reality. Personalized search results, mass data gathering, filtering / censorship of results, the growth of Google to megalithic proportions ('next Microsoft'), etc.