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slazaro
10y ago
Just a warning: The X-axis in the graph is not regularly spaced: some labels on the bars are separated by 3 years, some by up to 13.
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10y ago
Are there no self-hosted js players that could use your own 360 equirectangular video files?
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slazaro
10y ago
Same here. It'd be fine with just a hyphen.
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10y ago
Off-topic (sorta): Is there any easy way to find out about this kind of open source design offers? I think I might be interested in trying some and I didn't even know all these existed. How would I find out about more of them in the fu
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10y ago
When I complain about homophobia, I always use the argument that people of the same gender having sex is something that adults do in their free will and doesn't affect other people's lives and therefore shouldn't have any law
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10y ago
The point is that you should only drive on these streets at the beginning and end of your trip, so it would be like slow 100m at the start, then a longer trip, then slow 100m. I don't think that's a problem.
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10y ago
Yet, wouldn't you agree that it's a bit deceptive? I'd bet I wasn't the only one to click expecting something completely different.
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10y ago
But what if you have a fence that gets shifted around, and no longer matches the boundaries in the property maps?
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10y ago
With Visual Studio, you can visually inline the definition of a function below its call by selecting "Peek Definition", which is close to what you're saying. You can only do it one at a time, and it's for quick scanning
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10y ago
There are a TON of names for projects and companies that are not related at all to what they do. Is Apple a fruit company?
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10y ago
With great power comes great responsibility, right? If you're not operating ethically and it affects billions of people, I don't think it's out of the question to expect some accountability for your actions.
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10y ago
Also, I think there should be an option to show all of the websites. I don't want to keep clicking to see which websites I use, I just want to browse by scrolling.
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10y ago
It might sound weird to you, but it's correct. Noun ask (plural asks) 1. An act or instance of asking. 2. Something asked or asked for; a request. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ask
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10y ago
I go even further with email: Every email I get, if getting instantly notified by it and interrupting me is not necessary, I later add a filter for archiving it. Then, my inbox is for things to deal with soon, archived mails are for other s
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10y ago
I think one is referring to the whole state in general, and the other to Portland specifically.
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10y ago
All the more reason to block their widgets on other websites, using something like Ghostery or Disconnect.
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10y ago
According to Wolfram Alpha [1], 30! is 2.65e32 ;) [1] https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=30 !
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10y ago
According to Wolfram Alpha [1], it's 9953280000000000000, which is 10 quintillion! :O [1] https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=1e7+*+10+*+60+*+60+*+3...
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10y ago
AFAIK it uses Markov chains, so I think it just lumps all dictionaries together, and as soon as you write a couple of words, the probabilities for the following words will be in the proper language. It doesn't even need specific rules
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10y ago
Yes, but the guidelines explicitly say "anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity". I'm okay with that, I'm here for both things, tech-related or otherwise, as long as it's interesting. https:/
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10y ago
If you sort all English words by frequency, the ones that contain 'e' would be distributed more or less randomly, so it seems more doable. Banning the first 1000 would prevent you from using the most useful words. I don't thi
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10y ago
Enough people found it interesting, so yes.
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10y ago
I assume they think this is a good choice, but I disagree. It's just confusing. Why add such friction to data display?
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10y ago
At first sight I thought the movie was from 2016, since "Title (Year)" is a very common way of mentioning movies, but this movie is from 1992, so that's not it.
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10y ago
Or for the Spaniards, "Invento del Tebeo" (literally, "a comic invention") https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Los_grandes_inventos_del_TBO (link in Spanish) Edit: Coincidentally, these inventions were at
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10y ago
There are plenty of smartphone apps that do this as well. I use Sleep as Android [1] and my anecdotal opinion is that it helps me wake up in a better mood and without trouble keeping awake. [1]: https://play.google.com/store
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11y ago
Then "over" makes no sense, right?
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11y ago
(Meta) Perhaps the link should point to the base URL, apparently it detects your location if available (didn't work for me because I have it disabled).
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11y ago
Sure, but this kind of experience has been going on forever, and your kind of complaint won't change the fact that most people won't use Linux ever. Users don't care about this.
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11y ago
I'd say it's not that people don't want to date people that are far apart in attractiveness, but rather that everyone wants to date "up" or "across". And since if you go "up" the other goes "
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