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   by shared4you 13y ago

   Well, now BOTH models are out-of-stock!
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   by shared4you 13y ago

   I got the same error earlier, that "VAT is empty". Now they've fixed it. VAT is automatically added. For EU customers, including VAT, it comes to 110 EUR (Keon) and 180 EUR (Peak). And yeah, I chose the 18-EUR shipping option. Successfully
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   by shared4you 13y ago

   I feel that she was a child-genius like Ramanujan, but was unfortunate to be not "discovered" by a mentor like G.H.Hardy. She had great memorization skills and logical thinking, so obviously excelled at writing puzzles' books. It's a pity t
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   by shared4you 13y ago

   Well, I think it was killed because there was another earlier submission already on HN frontpage with more upvotes: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5579538
5. 95.▲
   by shared4you 13y ago

   Bah, the landing page forces me to login. No, I won't sign-up. I want to know what features do you offer, with some screenshots to get a feel of it.
6. 96.▲
   by shared4you 13y ago

   Mirror of Google's webcache, including images: http://bdsatish.in/math/crypto-se-3645/
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   by shared4you 13y ago

   First Sailfish device will be released next month (May): http://techcrunch.com/2013/04/17/jolla-to-show-first-phone-i... May be some devs can get a hand on it
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   by shared4you 13y ago

   Standard Library and Compiler are also pieces of software, so assuming they could be mathematically proved correct, they won't have bugs either. CPU bug & Memory bugs, yeah, you are right. EDIT: Oh ok, so the system header was not prove
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   by shared4you 13y ago

   Patenting by itself is no harm. Many open-source licenses grant an explicit or implicit patent license to the source code. So, open-source + patented is certainly possible. A recent example is the case where Google bought patent license fro
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    by shared4you 13y ago

    Not just Iran, there is a 5.3 quake in North East India along the Chinese border too: http://www.google.org/publicalerts/alert?aid=91f35f62be0b2f3...
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    by shared4you 13y ago

    I had Flash block and "do not run plugins" enabled. Turn on flash & boom! Ubuntu 12.10, Chrome.
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    by shared4you 13y ago

    Ah sorry, I have no idea about Java or final, so ... can't comment.
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    by shared4you 13y ago

    This is similar to C++ in which base class methods are 'virtual'. Is there a way to stop this behaviour? Just thinking how non-virtual methods can be implemented then. C++ has a keyword, 'virtual', for switching this behaviour, but any an
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    by shared4you 13y ago

    So, according to this logic, even C is Object-oriented with support for inheritance, because: struct SubClass { struct SuperClass super; // .. other fields ... } is valid.
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    by shared4you 13y ago

    The page is down for me, so Google cached: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:c2.com/...
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    by shared4you 13y ago

    Yea, it's 683 KB in all for ~800 bytes of text! Looks like, TFA's author makes the same mistake he's complaining about!
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    by shared4you 13y ago

    I have no idea. There's another CSV file: http://www.devinfo.org/indiacensus2011/stock/data/CSV_DataFi... which takes like 300 MB after unzipping. MS Excel couldn't load it ("Too many rows and columns"). Heck, even Matlab failed to read t
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    by shared4you 13y ago

    The author of TFA mentions it: http://www.censusindia.gov.in/2011census/hlo/District_Tables... It's all in PDF though. EDIT: There's a 230 MB zip file here. Not sure what it contains: http://www.devinfolive.info/censusinfodashboard/
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    by shared4you 13y ago

    Wondering what was the reason for choosing those 16%, 32% and 48% ? Why not other bins?
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    by shared4you 13y ago

    I come from C++ background, so by "direct support", I think he means a language construct that clearly shows the inheritance relationship, as in Java: public class MountainBike extends Bicycle or C++: class MountainBike:
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    by shared4you 13y ago

    Official announcement by the Debian Project secretary: http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2013/04/msg000...
22. 112.▲
    by shared4you 13y ago

    Here's an interview that outlines his vision and goals for Debian in 2013-14: http://www.debian.org/vote/2013/platforms/lucas
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    New Debian Project Leader elected: Lucas Nussbaum(bits.debian.org)

    153 points by shared4you 13y ago|30 comments
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    by shared4you 13y ago

    Mails forwarded to gmail.com are still on Google's servers, isn't it? And they can use it for their data mining if they want. So, I decided against forwarding.
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    by shared4you 13y ago

    I'm planning to move to Runbox [1], a Norwegian company. Norway arguably has the some tough privacy laws (than US) and being a European citizen, all the better for me. My friend is using it and the interface is not as polished as other prov
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    by shared4you 13y ago

    In Finland, it looks normal [1]. What are you talking about? Google gives different results for different people, country, etc. So, the link in your HN title shows differently for different people. May be, you can post a screenshot? [1]: h
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    by shared4you 13y ago

    Try out FreeMono, thousands of glyphs. Almost entire BMP. Excellent coverage as well [1]. Looks reasonable on my Emacs [2] [1]: http://www.gnu.org/software/freefont/coverage.html [2]: http://i.imgur.com/gTk5H00.png
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    by shared4you 13y ago

    List of bug fixes, 118 in all: http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/buglist.cgi?bug_status=RESOLVED&...
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    GCC 4.7.3 released(gcc.gnu.org)

    32 points by shared4you 13y ago|1 comments
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    by shared4you 13y ago

    How to export, delete and move your Mendeley account: http://duncan.hull.name/2013/01/18/mendelete/