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by skore 13y ago
Didn't know about NoFlo before this, previous discussions here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6139509 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6144951 The UI looks neat, but the kickstarter video wa
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by skore 13y ago
I also found the easing function on the zoom action annoying. It starts slow and ends fast - the other way around would make it feel a lot more responsive.
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by skore 13y ago
Just like the model probably doesn't include what it means to add a large number of 400Gh/s devices to the playing field.
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by skore 13y ago
What amazed me about that: Within 9 months, your profit drops below $1k/m. Barely three more months later and you're down to $250/m. So after a year, you're fast approaching the point at which the energy you put into the
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by skore 13y ago
I appreciate and agree with the points you are making. I really was talking general, it seems like my points were taken a little too much in a python or django related vein. I do think there are inherent problems with a CoC. You state tha
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by skore 13y ago
Historically, is there any good example for a community that had issues and was improved by a CoC? I'm really interested because - All I've seen over the years is that a community has toxic people in them and it's either beca
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by skore 13y ago
I would assume the same, yes.
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by skore 13y ago
Guess it was one of those days where Hitchens had a drink too many and got his quotes mixed up.
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by skore 13y ago
> How can they feel good about what they are doing? You'd be amazed. https://twitter.com/_nothingtohide
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by skore 13y ago
Sir Thomas More decides that he would rather die than lie or betray his faith. And one moment he is arguing with the particularly vicious which hunting prosecutor. A servant of the king and a hungry and ambitious man. And More says: “You’d
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by skore 13y ago
> It's quite easy to lose the protections of a U.S. citizen indeed! That, coupled with the fact that they only require 51% certainty in the foreignness factor makes me think this is intentionally designed to make every single person
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by skore 13y ago
I've been using it for about a year now and it has worked absolute wonders for me. I'm currently building a package manager/deployment tool/automatic updater around the concept and I'm enjoying the hell out of it. M
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by skore 13y ago
> Even if you've buffered the video ahead, when you try to skip to a buffered segment the video starts loading again. It makes no logical sense for the player to reload something that was already loaded since that would handily doub
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by skore 13y ago
> If not that sort of person, grow a thick skin and move on. I think what you're not getting here is that it is possible that somebody simply can't "grow a thick skin". For those people, the only option isn't t
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by skore 13y ago
I really don't care either way, but I had to stop that video after a minute into the "rant". What a complete and utter waste of air. I've seen Indiegame: The Movie and I will concede that out of the diverse characters di
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by skore 13y ago
Sorry, but that is four levels of obfuscation with a strawman tacked to the end. You may criticize how it is carried out in detail, but just blanket attacking representative democracy is idiotic and simplistic. Oh wait, your first word was
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by skore 13y ago
> I can open any website i want, including adult content, just need 1 second to turn on the SSH, It has been working amazingly for 7 years Don't be so foolish. There are parts of your internet that are censored and then there are pa
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by skore 13y ago
I suspect there is some kind of mathematical ratio concerning EULAs (in whatever form) that somebody figured out and that is just getting more and more absurd with each year that passes. The basic idea is that the user wants something (in t
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by skore 13y ago
> [...] and go again for better life. To be fair, it might also reset in few million years to be nothing but earthquakes and volcanoes. See: Venus.
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by skore 13y ago
"Relax" to ease pain stemming from tension. Who would've thought.
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by skore 13y ago
There is also this direct integration for IntelliJ/WebStorm/PHPStorm: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZvWftlp7TKY
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by skore 13y ago
Very interesting, but one thing Re: AngularJS > dependency injection minification headaches Meh, that's hand-wavy at best. The only thing you have to do to pass minification is to include the injected dependencies in an array like s
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by skore 13y ago
> Hell, I still remember that cardboard box our kitchen stove was delivered in that I turned into a tank. I was just talking about the Siri Teddy with my wife when this came up - More often than not, the box that something came in was a
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by skore 13y ago
That's the thing - Being a Luddite is the delusion that you are able to halt technological progress for your own benefit. Being a parent is about guiding the personal progress of an actual human being. It's at the discretion o
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by skore 13y ago
You'd be surprised. For some children (particularly those who are very easy to wake up from noises), the static noise generated by rain is like morphine. We couldn't have made it through the first couple of months without it. Gran
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by skore 13y ago
I don't know how the video demonstration compares to Siri because I have never used it, but even if its performance is similar to Siri, the lag in that video is truly horrible. It would be especially horrible for a toy that is supposed
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by skore 13y ago
> Dolls are supposed to be for the child to project their own fantasy onto[...] And not to forget: Dolls are most often initially "brought to life" by parents when playing with their children. They can form a vital path of comm
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by skore 13y ago
Complete and utter horseshit. What you're talking about in the last sentence is the Affero GPL. The GPL states and has always stated: If you modify code that is licensed as GPL and want to share it, the modified version needs to be GPL
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by skore 13y ago
No, I absolutely agree. There are many similarities - just the way the OP framed it (comparing the severity of an actual drone strike to the "just painful" torture) didn't quite work out.
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by skore 13y ago
> Fun fact: Females also do stupid stuff. Nah, pretty sure the "I'm a big girl" is just fratboy posturing. Otherwise I agree with the commenter next to me: Breathtaking inanity is the interesting aspect here, not gender.

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