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rijoja
8y ago
I'm doing a lot of rather JS-calculation heavy projects. Then again a lot of this is leveraging canvases, how well would this approach with that sort of dynamic content. I'd try for myself, but as I take it you are not doing this
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What if this service had been set up that you pay for it and when you do so you get an virtual server instance automatically set up. From a security perspective you are running a own virtual private server isolated from the company that pro
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Would you happen to know at which version the support was dropped?
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"Perhaps more disturbing, simply holding meritocracy as a value seems to promote discriminatory behaviour" Of course it does, meritocracy is the process of discriminating good candidates from bad candidates. I'm so fed up wit
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Not according to these guys: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semantic_primes mentioned by mjgeddes in this very thread
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Of course there are redundancy a lot comes from historical facts where due to conquests and other form of migrations one language has become influenced by several. As such you could say that English is not one but rather consists of 3 or fo
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Came here to say exactly the same! Great minds think alike!
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My point being that even though the brains are similar at birth, the hormones are bound to have effects on it while the individual grows up. As such ending up with a male or female brain, categorized by the amount of testosterone it have be
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More neurons on average in a male brain by quite a large margin. I expect this to be fairly well understood and proven by now, as neurons would be a fundamental concept in modern neuroscience and if they can not manage to get this straight
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Not doing politics is not a mental disorder it's being noble.
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Yeah at first I did this as a fun sideproject a fun way of doing something of absolutely no use to anybody. Then I thought of accessibility issues, now my focus is somewhat on VR, where I envision that keyboards will break the immersion and
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Woops what an embarrassing typo sorry about that. Well imagine if you would like to draw as many intervals of any given shape but with the same length on a line. Let's start out with a line. Then you can only have so many symbols given
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This is really cool and an inspiration of mine. As a matter of fact I am working on something very similar to this. I don't know if you are familiar with the Dasher project for text input, but as of know I'm trying to improve on t
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I just so happen to be working on a universal input method that covers different languages. All the letters are divided into trees. One thought that I've had but haven't gotten around to implement as of yet is to merge different l
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How do you know that this is not due to government interface, I read somewhere that the non-subsided plastic surgery industry saw less increase in prices for consumers. Bear in mind that waiting times in socialist countries are way longer
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You don't think you still would be paying for it, just because you loose the choice of whom your paying?
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Please enlighten us on what is racist about the test. Then rational people will listen to you. Either it's scientifically correct and thus egalitarian since it'll deal with everyone objectively or it's flawed. The test is in
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"Standardized tests helped talented immigrants and minorities breach the elite’s ivy-covered bunkers." It's a shame that you work for an education startup and you don't even bother reading the articles you are posting. T
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Poor people is not a minority know is it?
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8y ago
It is it's just that you don't know where to look. http://sigma.eruditenow.com/
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Text Entry with Few Keys, a Comparison of Two Models
(bitchute.com)
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Write a diary every day. Serves as a compass. It's far more easy to write down a few lines of thoughts and it's fun to look back.
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I happened to have a room with messed up walls. The nail and hammer had a nice feel to it, a nice contrast to the tidy rationality that coding requires.
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One of the highest forms of procrastination, but it seems it's much easier to come up with ideas than to execute them. The best system I ever had consisted of papers that I just hammered up on a wall using nails. Such a good system it
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Any actual users around to testify about this?
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Left handed typing
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Thank you! Must've forgotten the url while posting. Made a new one instead, see below! Is there some way I can delete this one or is it perhaps okay to leave it be? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18771124 or sigm
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Using huffman trees to improve typing speed
(sigma.eruditenow.com)
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Using huffman trees to improve typing speed
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I have to warn you that it's not very mobile friendly! It's made for keyboard use only even though gamepad support is to be added real soon.
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