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by shultays 6y ago
They are free for consumers
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by shultays 6y ago
Heh, they are probably assuming people would be more ashamed to complain if the block is NSFW only.
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by shultays 6y ago
That looks horrible on desktop. Images on far right while the title on far left.
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by shultays 6y ago
Is this some galaxy brain "let's make the web experience terrible to force people to native apps" strategy? Yes. If you browse it on your phone they even make more annoying by displaying footbar "launch on our n
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by shultays 6y ago
Hmm, I was assuming they didn't have a concept of base 10. If they do have it I wonder how they couldn't make the connection and write stuff in base 10 as well instead of a mixed base with weird rules Then I guess the real challen
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by shultays 6y ago
They probably had algorithms for it, but even then it sounds challenging. Addition sounds easy and works mostly like how we do base 10 addition. I imagine they would first go for sub 5 part which is a bit exceptional and had to be manually.
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by shultays 6y ago
Why would an admin panel be able to post tweets from other users? I can't think a valid reason
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by shultays 6y ago
Such as ⸤ ⸥ ｢｣ ⟦ ⟧〔〕⟨ ⟩ « » ⟪⟫ ⦅⦆ ⦉⦊ ⦕⦖ ⧘⧙ ⦓⦔ ⁅⁆ ... ?
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by shultays 6y ago
They probably still exist but harder to type/require some kind of key combination. The reason to move them is not because they are not used (although in some languages probably it is) but they are less used than the additional characte
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by shultays 6y ago
I remember removing a single line taking me about a whole day. Was working on an embedded c++ project (a tv) and for some reason it was randomly stucking in an infinite loop. Debugging tools were minimal and it took me a while to figure out
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by shultays 6y ago
Reminds me this hacker koan: A novice was trying to fix a broken Lisp machine by turning the power off and on. Knight, seeing what the student was doing, spoke sternly: "You cannot fix a machine by just power-cycling it with no underst
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by shultays 6y ago
Wouldn't improving online translation tools achieve the same thing? And a much more reasonable task perhaps (or perhaps not, I am not the expert) https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Abstract_Wikipedia/Examples I
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by shultays 6y ago
Interestingly hammer and sickle is not in the list
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by shultays 6y ago
Yea, you still can get the info but how many people do really care. I am just saying the people would be more aware on how much they are being taxed. Imo making it obvious like US does would be more helpful even if it is not as convenient I
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by shultays 6y ago
I find not including tax better tbh. That way people are being reminded how much tax they are with every purchase.
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by shultays 6y ago
How? Do you mean they would cancel their search deal? Does Google have any power over Mozilla?
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by shultays 6y ago
Aren't those buoy rings a bit too large? Most of those drowning kids seems to be having difficulty climbing them back.
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by shultays 6y ago
I don't know about databases but if that decimal is the decimal I know of, it is not a floating point number. In decimal you specify how many bits will be used for decimal & non-decimal parts. If your unsigned decimal has 1 bit for
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by shultays 6y ago
I think the invasion of privacy is a trade off. One day we will have the technology and capability for doing large scale accurate facial recognition and I would gladly take that if that means greatly reducing crimes. The question is if we c
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by shultays 6y ago
No one is saying this system should flag people in cameras and send the kill drones to eliminate targets or send robocops to make arrests. But if we have a reliable percentage that won't create too many false positives that can alert p
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by shultays 6y ago
Learning the gameplay is reading a related wikipage, which is acceptable. The hard/annoying part is learning UX. It really shouldn't be that complicated. Talking to people in adventure mode, managing jobs (as you said, dwarf thera
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by shultays 6y ago
I dont remember it resetting default browser back to edge. I remember the update, edge popup, it putting edge shortcut to taskbar but firefox was still my default browser.
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by shultays 6y ago
I saw a more snarky comment on this topic which still makes me smirk: "Hopefully one day they will see the little skull icons on their hats and ask the question 'are we the baddies?'"
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by shultays 6y ago
This sounds like something that cab be also told a decade or two ago but it is yet to be true. I dont see it is being changed anytime soo
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by shultays 6y ago
Funny thing is it was that little things that made me switch to windows as well. The last time I tried to usimg ubuntu, I wasn't able to drag drop a subtitle file from an archieve directly to vlc. I had to drag it to a temp folder to d
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by shultays 6y ago
AS2 was quite bad, things improved a lot in AS3 though
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by shultays 6y ago
That is highly subjective. Money is a motivation but some people seeks more from their jobs. I wouldn't work on a job if it is not really giving me a sense of accomplishment either.
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by shultays 6y ago
I thought dota had one but it has been a while and can't remember if that was really the case. Assuming it is not, I wonder why? Lots of russian players, why wouldn't Valve put servers in Russia?
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by shultays 6y ago
So averaging salaries makes it better?
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by shultays 6y ago
Slack does it as well

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