rhaps0dy

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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
I don't want to be in a high-profile, financially rewarding biotech career. I just like doing something else.
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
Here's what the page looked like before I had any chance to read what is the service. https://i.imgur.com/g7dLXCZ.png 0/10
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
>California emits only 2 percent of global greenhouse gases What? That's huge! California does not have 2% of the world's population, not even close! Looking at it another way, all the more effect the regulations there will h
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
Not even some fiber?
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
What, really? Why? What reason could BBC have to do this?
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
I read this one for a while, and did not like it. It's hardly funny or thrilling, the only good thing is the sentence which compelled me to read me, which is: "I was sitting with all those Slytherins complaining about Muggles taki
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
Well then, Netscape would exist. Which was pretty neat.
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
I want a Jolla. Sailfish is probably better in this respect (or at least the company is smaller). That said, all that data harvested and used to customize the interface for you is indeed convenient.
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
I used it in a Django project for specifying the urls, to have an easier time parsing them to build client-side validators. I'm sure there are better solutions to that though, and I never got around to actually generating the validator
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
Maybe because of transportation? They probably need to walk those bricks to the house.
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
I actually like the shipping containers. They're a bit expensive, but I guess at the rate of everything else it's about what you're gonna get.
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
The first thing you show is a list comprehension [1], and it's still very much functional style, even if it has a "for" in it. Heck, Haskell has pure list comprehensions. [2] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
Maybe you will like Hy. It's a Python import hook that allows you to load files with a syntax similar to Clojure into Python. It also has an interpreter, so it can work as a standalone language or just dropped in Python projects. And i
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
This is brilliant and very soothing.
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
Ah nice, thank you. They have tons of customers using this setup (Matlab on Macbook Pro) in my uni at least, so it makes a lot of sense.
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTOlrN5-UGU Just a couple? Apparently you should not mess with music. http://www.ycombinator.com/atyc/#n4 "a rogue state with nuclear weapons"
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
That's why I use variable bitrate.
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
What kind of testing do you do with this?
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
HTM5 appcache to the rescue! http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/appcache/beginner/ It's rad.
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
Hey, fellow hole :) In my team the hole would go defend number 3 usually. Defending the other hole is intense. I see, moving water, cold water and being knocked out. Thanks for the explanation!
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
Right. And college hackathons are the ones the dashboard is about. The "extra" programming languages may not share the cause with that phenomenon.
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
Thanks for the replies. What about able swimmers? I've played water polo for several years. When participating in an activity where it's mandatory to wear a life jacket, I do, but is there really a point?
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
That's not a bad thing. What I don't like (I don't know if it happens in the USA, but here in Barcelona hackathons it often does) is teams submitting just a PowerPoint presentation to the hackathon, and sometimes even winning
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
I'm still curious about this: "What does it look like when an able swimmer encounters trouble?" Do adults drown as often as children?
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
Why not teach children how to swim in school instead?
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
Welcome to the hackathon scene! Where everyone can be a hacker, even if they do "business development".
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
Are you working in a startup?
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
Why will that violate the GPL? Because Unity is proprietary?
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
The author specifically says C++ is too restricted, and that it makes no distinction between the "class" and "type" the author is talking about. C++ has no sum types (afaik, the language is so huge I might very well be w
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by rhaps0dy 11y ago
string: The value to parse. If string is not a string, then it is converted to one [...] radix: An integer between [...] The Window.location read-only property returns a Location object You gave supporting evidence for my point.

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