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11y ago
I Suspect It's a Case of Mistaken Capitalization of Titles (In my case, using Chicago Manual of Style's rules for headline case, in which "of", a preposition, would not be capitalized)
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11y ago
I always thought that people deleted their own comments to staunch the downward flow of their fake internet points. Was that an incorrect assumption?
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11y ago
I was 100% for the capitalization of internet until I read your comment. I think you just wrecked the analogy without realizing it. Your telephone is connected to a telephone network, which is an interconnected network of telephonic devices
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11y ago
This is why Facebook bought it to begin with, IMHO. They've got some smart people there who are prescient enough to take their web-based intent-oriented analytics and figure out that head tracking (similar to eye tracking used in UX st
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11y ago
There's also a model-specific wedge that can be used to "convert" to Equatorial. My SCT has one available, though I don't use it, since most of my imaging involves stacking much shorter exposures at lower magnifications
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11y ago
> Among its shortcomings are its inability to incorporate feedback other than its own into its pull requests and its slightly worrisome trend to revert many pull requests made by humans and favor those it has made. checks date sigh S
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11y ago
If Hillary Clinton becomes the president, Bill would be colloquially referred to as the "First Gentleman", per tradition. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Lady
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11y ago
Postmark has a free tool to set up and monitor DMARC, which is another policy setting that can be used (if you own your domain) so that major email providers know whether or not to trust an email claiming to be from you. Postmark's too
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11y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11382259 They identified the services in their trademark application, and it was approved for publication. (edit: Just to further support your point. Canvas isn't a generic word des
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11y ago
I stand corrected. I also submitted a PR that, since he's an attorney, can be evaluated for legal enforceability. I think it more clearly specifies the rights granted to npm, and is a nearly verbatim quote from the terms of a consultin
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11y ago
I don't mean to sound so cynical, but anyone can say "our lawyer". When we wanted to make a change to our own agreements for our training services, our attorney said that any reference to an agreement or license must be style
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11y ago
I grow more and more confused about this. Here are some quotes from their terms of use, taken verbatim from https://docs.npmjs.com/policies/open-source-terms : Some language was changed recently - the diff for the curre
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11y ago
Does NPM require packages to use a license compatible with their asserting an irrevocable license to distribute said package? How is this verified? EDIT BELOW I see some responses (three as of this writing) that quote their terms, and I wan
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11y ago
Instructure, the company behind Canvas LMS, is a pretty big company, and their software is used by many, many companies/educational institutions. It could be argued that Canvas (the notes app here) is confusingly similar to Canvas LMS
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spdustin
11y ago
Is there any avenue for Apple to begin legal action against the US Gov't for hacking the phone, in order to shine a light on the truth of how the phone was "hacked"?
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spdustin
11y ago
Seems to me that nearly every UI component in the screenshot is stock Bootstrap.
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spdustin
11y ago
Stimpy, don't whiz on the electric fence!
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spdustin
11y ago
There's no hint of pricing that I could find on their page. Do you know about their pricing model?
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spdustin
11y ago
conda env also installs other dependencies for code. Really, the whole point of it all is that conda replaces pip and virtualenv . Conda manages more than just Python packages, but other dependencies as well. For example, here'
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11y ago
Fair enough. I would posit that he didn't ever expect that the npm folks would undo his actions, even if his decisions were/seemed rash.
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spdustin
11y ago
Agreed, that feels wrong too. But is npm supposed to be the recess supervisor in this metaphor, taking the ball back and giving it back to the other kids?
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spdustin
11y ago
Because using theirs means not having to recompile numpy (for example) with each environment. Why doesn't anaconda's env work for you?
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11y ago
http://conda.pydata.org/docs/using/envs.html Glad to help :)
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spdustin
11y ago
This feels very wrong to me. I know, open source, etc., and it's likely that the source license allows it provided the license remain intact, but still... For better or worse (worse, IMHO), the author decided to un-publish his nam modu
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11y ago
Hey, TechCrunch: It'd be super-awesome if you'd link to the companies you're talking about. You can always nofollow the anchors if you're worried about sharing that precious PageRank.
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11y ago
What I find interesting is that the post is getting upvotes (indicating that people enjoy it, I assume) but nobody's talking about it. This seems like it could be a later revision of Amy and Sheldon's Relationship Agreement (from
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11y ago
I've always believed (and have understood to be the consensus from legal references I've seen in the past) that the definition of taking up arms was related to their use to defend oneself against an oppressive opponent. Is that no
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11y ago
I believe he knows that, was acknowledging that those issues were blockers in the past, and complimented the devs for listening to requests like his.
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spdustin
11y ago
So, no "real world" assortment of plugins for today's multilingual developer? Is that a valid assumption?
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11y ago
Cringe. Just two months ago we were "dozin' with the dinos" at the Field Museum, and went on a behind the scenes tour where we got to learn about the huge fish collection there. Seeing the huge halls of movable shelving units
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