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I think there is also a sense of trust, in terms of users worrying that they have clicked the right buttons in the UI to enable silent mode, if they get it wrong, a phone goes off at a very problematic time. With the hardware switch it is a
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Although not the same, it brings back memories of having webcams facing TVs/monitors, which allowed people from multiple locations to view the output of programs they had written running on actual harware (where the hardware itself all
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Well there is a lot to be confused about, in the above example, I should imagine the intention was to NOT include a blackslash before bar and baz (otherwise the end result is changing the directory to 'baz' on the root of the C dr
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But of course when you have encoded the scale, rotate and translate into the matrix, it isn't possible to decode it back out to your original values. This is obvious if you consider the fact the following produce identical matrices (ju
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Whilst I am glad to hear about ConEmu; I have to disagree, I use windows cmd.exe very regularly, and know lots of other people that do, and I have never used ConEmu before! I might give it a try now I know about it.
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I just wanted to say I hope the OP isn't beating themselves up about what happened. In terms of moral integrity I feel they did very well to, at a relatively young age, take the decision to quit. I understand the point of the article (
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Interesting for two reasons: 1. It is a self driving car, it is so clearly the future, I wish it existed now, it is going to be awesome (in my opinion). 2. Despite knowing about and following news about driverless cars for a while, there wa
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Nice little read. There is that little answer in the back of my head of: "It is a good question why I caused this problem. It is weird to think there is a competent company that has been around for so many years, yet they have no proce
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I am curious about how may incidents are caused from people that consistently are a bit lazy, and how many are caused by people that make a one off mistake. It is a genuine question. The reason it comes to my mind is recently I was doing a
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A lot of the comments on the linked site, are disappointed (shall we say) at lack of night photographs, as they believe it is the low light conditions that the new iPhones are really quite impressive (so claiming the Pixel is #1 annoys them
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I have 851 reputation (top 39% of all users), I have answered 15 questions, about 50% haven't received any points, a few have received a minimal amount, and two or three have received a bunch of points. My answers are generally to quit
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I have seen this one before, but was happy to read through it again. I have zero interest in having children, but think this is a great idea and would be more than happy for my taxes to help pay for it. The thing is, if this did exist in th
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I've worked for 10+ years in the games industry, ranging from 10 a man 'indie' studio to 400 people (large for the games sector) studios. I am struggling to think of any project I have worked on that hasn't used tabs (in
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I suppose if you combine this approach with the theory that nothing is 100% certain you end up with a test that is impossible to get 100% on (which I guess makes perfect sense as nothing is 100% certain). But back to reality, if you set stu
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We have a 960 GTX at work, and it really doesn't cut it for the content currently available on the Vive. It seems 980 is really what you need to have to get a decent experience, and to be honest 980 TI would be ideal (although the cost
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I found out, just yesterday, that it is stationery (with an ery) when talking about office supplies and stationary (with an ary) when talking about something that isn't moving. I'm not a grammar nazi and I don't care how peop
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I also stumbled upon microprofile https://bitbucket.org/jonasmeyer/microprofile which has similarities to Remotery.
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Well, I have integrated Remotery, not what I was looking for but pretty cool. I have made a bunch of feature requests for it which would bring it more in line with other profilers: https://github.com/Celtoys/Remotery&#x
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The first post on here lists a lot of cool things it would be nice to be able to do... https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/36d190/h2o_is_...
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I have come across GLConsole http://www.robots.ox.ac.uk/~gsibley/GLConsole/ and CVars https://github.com/arpg/CVars and http://anttweakbar.sourceforge.net/doc/ which are
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Ask HN: C/C++ adjusting variables at runtime
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