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931.
by spicyj 15y ago
$ irb >> 115.0 - 1.15 * 100 => 1.4210854715202e-14 The result is the same; irb just prints the number to lower precision than the other shells.
932.
by spicyj 15y ago
Did most of what you suggested: https://github.com/antirez/redis/issues/238#issuecomment-307... .
933.
by spicyj 15y ago
Notably, all of the "before" tablets run Windows and none of the "after" ones do.
934.
by spicyj 15y ago
http://www.freebsd.org/logo.html
935.
by spicyj 15y ago
Yep, I realize that, but the first thing I wanted to do was drag P1 left and that's impossible.
936.
by spicyj 15y ago
Can you put up a warning dialog, at least, when doing a force push?
937.
by spicyj 15y ago
Cute. I found it a bit annoying that P1 couldn't be dragged left, but the demo was otherwise very cool.
938.
by spicyj 15y ago
A tip: if you rename README.txt to README.markdown and change the headers to look like: # Section Header Paragraph text. then GitHub will render it nicely.
939.
by spicyj 15y ago
Yes, but the creation of the other thread was somewhat appropriate given that the script to post this one broke.
940.
by spicyj 15y ago
Can we let this thread die in favor of http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3300290 ?
941.
by spicyj 15y ago
I'm not exactly sure how you thought I was interpreting it -- that's exactly how I understood the original comment and I still think that was leeoniya's point.
942.
by spicyj 15y ago
I agree with the GP -- http://codepad.org/YmsaEtJS
943.
by spicyj 15y ago
Consider: maps., docs., mail., plus., groups., translate., books., scholar. There are probably a bunch more -- I don't think Google is scared of subdomains.
944.
by spicyj 15y ago
Which Stanford course does this correspond to?
945.
by spicyj 15y ago
Note that the 3G is almost 3.5 years old now and few people still use it.
946.
by spicyj 15y ago
The angle from the origin to the point (2, 1) isn't 22.5 degrees – it's arctan(1/2) = 26.6 deg. In fact, the slope of the point you want should be sqrt(2) – 1 = 0.414, not 0.5.
947.
Remind HN: Turn your clocks back
24 points by spicyj 15y ago|21 comments
948.
by spicyj 15y ago
Panic's Prompt ( http://www.panic.com/blog/2011/04/introducing-prompt-ssh-for... ) probably doesn't make them enough to support their company, but they've been around for a long time and I don't expect they'll go anywhere. I'm not sure whet
949.
by spicyj 15y ago
He says on that page, I shall do my best to find a suitable way to send money to anyone who really prefers legal tender .
950.
by spicyj 15y ago
But now the program doesn't even print "hello, world"...
951.
by spicyj 15y ago
Java 7 fixes 6: HashMap<String, String> map = new HashMap<>(); I believe that it has lambdas as well.
952.
by spicyj 15y ago
Combined with all the talk of Isaacson's new Steve Jobs biography, makes me want to read an in-depth biography of Bezos's life.
953.
by spicyj 15y ago
Note the "free world-class education".
954.
by spicyj 15y ago
Is there a reason rubygems.org can't return all of the dependencies, instead of one layer at a time?
955.
by spicyj 15y ago
walldorf's link puts iPhone 4 sales over the same period as 1.7 million; that's 2.3x as much.
956.
by spicyj 15y ago
Unfortunately, that doesn't work: https://twitter.com/marcoarment/status/124583089417617408
957.
by spicyj 15y ago
Actually, YES == TRUE == 1 and NO == FALSE == 0.
958.
Ask HN/PG: What happened to YCommonApp?
6 points by spicyj 15y ago|1 comments
959.
Former Samsung exec: I leaked iPad info before release(arstechnica.com)
1 points by spicyj 15y ago|0 comments
960.
by spicyj 15y ago
I hope Google can maintain the quality of the Zagat ratings while simultaneously making them freely available – presumably this will be used to compete with Yelp, and I'm hopeful that it'll be useful.

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