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spupy
8y ago
> Looks like an MIT Media Lab graduate's painfully pretentious arg/art project (i love it) :D Then it leads here: http://isthisabook.club/
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8y ago
> They aren't killing people autonomously. There is a human pilot behind every death. Oh, so we don't need these weaponized AI developements then? But I suspect that with the AI you could more easily escape responsibility by b
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9y ago
On some ads (Google?) you can click an X button to select a reason for not wanting to see that ad anymore. If I recall correctly one of the options is that you've already purchased that item. It actually worked in my case, but guess
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spupy
9y ago
Any idea what they are patenting exactly? While the idea is interesting, the app in the video doesn't seem to use anything new UI-wise, except the category selection bar above the keyboard.
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9y ago
Can you explain what you mean? I type in both English and German. On latest iOS 10, regardless of which keyboard I have selected, I can start typing in either language and word prediction/autocomplete/spellcheck pretty quickly pi
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9y ago
Is that a spoiler for "The Three-Body Problem" in the second paragraph? Thanks, QZ!...
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10y ago
"I’ve started four companies in the past with a mixture of exits and bankruptcies, so I understand that this is what startups are supposed to do, [...]." As someone completely unfamiliar with the world of startups, this sentence b
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12y ago
Really, this web page is not even scrollable without JavaScript enabled...
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12y ago
Really, this page is not even scrollable without JavaScript enabled...
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12y ago
Don't kid yourself, you aren't visiting HN/news/tutorials/whatever because of some "urge of knowledge" or because of "absorption". People get bored all the time; everyone has this problem, some p
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12y ago
I tried using the spacial feature of Nautilus, a file manager for Linux. What's your usage of a spatial file manager? I couldn't see it being beneficial to my file browsing in any way. Just curious.
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12y ago
I've never used OS X, but isn't it confusing for the windows to not have titles? To find the window you need, don't you need to look at it's contents - something that sounds clunky to me? It's one of the things I ha
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spupy
12y ago
It's posted on Reddit every week, especially to subs like /r/abandonedporn. It was a matter of time before it found its way to HN.
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12y ago
There isn't a single thing called "cancer". There are many many different types of cancer. What might work for one type might be helpless against all others.
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12y ago
Didn't know it's that popular, especially among "hackers". At work the Coca Cola crate gets empty faster than the Club Mate crate.
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13y ago
> In addition, instead of window managers get 2 or 3 smaller high resolution screens. Disclaimer: I haven't used a 4k display.) It seems to me that unless you have a decent window manager, working on a 4k display will bring it'
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13y ago
I believe that's part of what makes this website "the joke".
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13y ago
Who are the users who should see downvote arrows?
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13y ago
The other people in the tram car weren't so enthusiastic about my singing. :(
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13y ago
Newer products better than older products. More news at 11.
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13y ago
I wish people would leave page loading to the browser, instead of using half-assed JS that breaks every so often.
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13y ago
latest feature removed: capital letters.
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13y ago
Sadly this is incredibly slow on my netbook. Takes ages to return to normal mode. Back to powerline, or maybe vanilla.
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spupy
13y ago
You can use Powerline without a patched font. Set the separator accordingly it won't use fancy symbols.
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13y ago
Sounds like this group could use a private subreddit on reddit.
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13y ago
Vim 7.3.918 (the version I have installed here on Arch Linux) shows the absolute number of the current line, along with relative line numbers for the other rows. No need for such toggle functions.
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13y ago
Not sure what cursorline is, but relativenumber redraws pretty slowly when scrolling a lot (like jjjjjjjjj) in gVim on a pretty powerful Windows 7 machine. Haven't noticed anything on my linux netbook, but it runs a newer vim version.
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13y ago
That's exactly what a member of that group would say!
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14y ago
> a bike using technology found on the International Space Station and the Hubble Space Telescope - gyroscopes Holly cow, gyroscopes! The technology of space travel!
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14y ago
I can't believe I'm bringing this up, but the Arnold Schwarzenegger movie "The 6th Day" really matches my views on the subject, and also matches your views. (Obvious spoilers for the movie) In the movie Arnold is cloned, wakes up later, and
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