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The two statements are equivalent, and not circular. The type-checker 'proves' a statement of the form 'this program will never give values of one type to a statement expecting an incompatible type'. The fact that a Java
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No. For office formats there's unoconv https://github.com/dagwieers/unoconv
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unoconv too, for the office formats.
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You’re missing the distinction between easy and profitable. Going back to the top of the thread, the idea was that this is a decision that looks bad in a moment where everyone’s looking at Facebook. If extending the behaviour worldwide were
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I'm getting ~60 and ~50 from Canberra.
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There's no specific 'no pedestrian' signage, and there are no nearby marked crossings. If that road were in [for example] the UK, Australia, NZ, or much of Europe, the car wouldn't have had right of way.
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Chrome's devtools let you set all animation to run at at 1/4 or 1/10 speed, simplifying that process a bit. https://developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools/insp...
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Not exactly what you described, but I'm a big fan of Grafio for iPad as a diagram tool, because 'sketching' is the primary input. You can't import something from paper, but if you've got an iPad around, you can draw
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The iOS version of Focus is implemented as a content blocker, and you can use it across the system.
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There are a lot of cases regarding Qualcomm's licensing scheme, but the 'fighting qualcomm' came first. In 2015, the Korean FTC launched an antitrust suit against Qualcomm & Apple testified in it. Qualcomm said that Apple
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Automatic Lawn mowers are a thing. https://www.husqvarna.com/au/products/robotic-lawn-mowers/au...
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Those that are sufficiently concerned tend to stop being, or avoid becoming smokers, so the unconcerned are what remain. Same goes for prices. I think we can both agree that taxation is the better ‘value’ policy [negative costs are hard t
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GANs are an automated ‘cat and mouse game’ https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generative_adversarial_netwo...
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The Griffin BreakSafe cable, among others, push into that area.
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The Iris approach lowers the device’s battery life, and the screen’s contrast ratio.
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Same for 2017. I think a lot of it is down to the usage scenario, but the keyboard is the most obvious ‘flickerer’ I’ve seen... anywhere. A screen like that [or a mandatory keyboard backlight] would be an instant dealbreaker to me.
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Apple will only provide service under warranty themselves, and issues caused by third party repairs aren’t under warranty. Same as Dell. If you’re not in warranty, they don’t do anything to force you to go to them. The only difference is th
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Neither of those laptops have easily swappable batteries. [the XPSs is easier than MBP & Alienware, but you’re still disassembling things] 7 years later, Dell seems to have captured the same gains. At present, Apple’s main battery life
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'Coil whine' is the usual cause of that sound.
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Facebook has 'Hide Post: show fewer posts like this' in the menu associated with each post.
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That resolves that issue, but has its own downsides. There’s a lot of things I like about macOS [eg: better power management], but the main reason I switched was because it was a Unix I could put Photoshop and InDesign onto.
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You have at least one social media account, https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=satori99
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The iPhone 4's antenna issues lead to a class action, resulting in claimants getting a free bumper case or $15.
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The mathematics of statistical hypothesis testing is almost always defined in terms of a ‘null’ and an‘alternative’ hypothesis, where the ‘null’ necessarily includes the equivalent of ‘no correlations/differences exist’ and the alterna
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That’s left up to the font.
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The concept of getters & setters exist in languages where it's not conventional to write them as methods named getX() or setX(y). Writing the that example in C#, you'd likely have public double Kelvins {get; set;}; p
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It's global. Hacker News doesn't personalise.
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keyboard events are fine — with a Bluetooth keyboard, you get the right answer no matter how fast you type. The animation shouldn’t prevent the + button from being pressed again, but it does. That’s the bug.
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The paper's conclusion that a can of coke per day is associated with a 'relative risk' of 1.18. That means X% -> x*(1.18)%, where X is whatever the baseline risk is. The blog introduces the result as increasing 'the
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If you earn $2k, $2000 is 100% of your income. If you earn $20k, $2000 is 10% of your income. If you earn $200K, $2000 1% of your income. This is why [head taxes]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poll_tax ) are the textboo
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