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by rosstex 6y ago
You had me at smooth scrolling. Take my money.
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by rosstex 6y ago
>The capital gains tax rate was 28% in 1980, 0% today True if you make <$40000
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by rosstex 6y ago
Surely this isn't purely continuous... the steps change dramatically from partial changes to one slider. There must be a number of ranges that define the steps and continuous values within thoes ranges, no? I want to know the number of
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by rosstex 6y ago
I'm not sure, my PhD advisor also uses "quoted words" very frequently in her writing. In GPT-3's defense, she is a prolific writer :)
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by rosstex 6y ago
I really want to know the combinatorics of this.... super cool!
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by rosstex 6y ago
There's a microbe for everything: https://cen.acs.org/environment/sustainability/Plastics-recy...
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WindowSwap: View someone's window somewhere in the world(window-swap.com)
442 points by rosstex 6y ago|69 comments
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by rosstex 6y ago
Hours? I would stress for a day on that! Bravo.
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by rosstex 6y ago
The most common use case of for/else for me is: for/len==0
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by rosstex 6y ago
I'd just like to remark that every comment on this thread came from a different person. I love HN.
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by rosstex 6y ago
I think the aspect of knowing where you browsed to a page from, and visualizing a hierarchy of pages within a site that I've visited, are the most interesting parts for me, and those certainly apply to the browser history alone.
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by rosstex 6y ago
You have to run the local Python server by following the next instructions.
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by rosstex 6y ago
As a PhD student, your post reads like a beautiful research paper. Motivation, prior work, contributions, technical details, example use cases, self-references, future work, even a system design chart. You've certainly sold me on the e
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by rosstex 6y ago
If you contact Spotify, they can reset your listening history and recommendations!! I learned this.
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by rosstex 6y ago
I was hoping for a Koyaanisqatsi-esque visual interlude as the page scrolled back up, but this is still satisfying.
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by rosstex 6y ago
>can be dealt with later mob style?
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by rosstex 6y ago
IBM?
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by rosstex 6y ago
How many years, exactly?
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by rosstex 6y ago
Some etymology: blacklist (n.) also black-list, "list of persons who have incurred suspicion, earned punishment, or are for any reason deemed objectionable by the makers and users of the list," 1610s, from black (adj.), here indic
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by rosstex 6y ago
If you're gonna cite Wikipedia, you need to add this: >Thomson announced that officers would no longer be judged on how many tickets they wrote or arrests they made but on relationships they developed in the community and whether ci
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by rosstex 6y ago
Side note, I really like the illustration on this article.
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by rosstex 6y ago
If you're reading these Nicholas, thanks for your super help in CS 161 Spring 2016!
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by rosstex 6y ago
AMA request: the hunter2 guy
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by rosstex 6y ago
My god, I used to quote this with friends years ago. I miss the old days of IRC. Nice to know you're still hanging around here. Thanks for providing years of entertainment :)
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by rosstex 6y ago
please laugh i'm trying my best
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by rosstex 6y ago
70% of security defects in memory-safe languages are probably also memory safety problems.
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by rosstex 6y ago
This sounds insane, do you have some examples?
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by rosstex 6y ago
I kept trying to turn into the house at the beginning as it forced me towards the window. It’s a struggle that can only be matched by being sucked into a black hole, or how flight attendants feel when the emergency exit door breaks open mid
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by rosstex 6y ago
bash-3.2$ howdoi "delete my root directory? Hypothetically speaking of course"
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by rosstex 6y ago
I read this and immediately thought "Holy crap, you eye rolled at him with that comment?! I'd be devastated." Interesting how it works for different people.

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