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thezilch
13y ago
Nah, we'd have seen statistically more plane crashes. /s
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thezilch
13y ago
No, https://www.focusatwill.com/favicon.ico
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thezilch
13y ago
I think it's fair; I don't think you rebuke my point. Take out the foreman, and the jury is even more lay than prior and less biased, as you point out. The very nature of juries is to "educate" a lay jury, but the lawyer
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thezilch
13y ago
These arguments always strike me as coming from people who only spend time with Apple's designs. The folks who think that only Apple designers are leaps and bounds better, are the only thoughtful producers, and are the sole visionaries
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thezilch
13y ago
If you like ack (and who doesn't???), you might like more or less `ag`: https://github.com/ggreer/the_silver_searcher
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thezilch
13y ago
See also http://facebook.github.io/react/docs/getting-started.html , linked from the previous page, and the subsequent example JSFiddle(s). JSX does and is recommended to be compiled down to JS, or you can directly use the JS syntax it wil
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thezilch
13y ago
It's JSX: http://facebook.github.io/react/docs/syntax.html
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thezilch
13y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by inconsistent, but I imagine the point is to give a slight depth -- better highlight the foreground tab.
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thezilch
13y ago
Honestly, I didn't check the dozen-plus packages pending update for us and then someone else cutting their teeth on it for a while, but Twisted was clearly marked as not being updated for Py3. But yes, clearly we're waiting; apparently Guid
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thezilch
13y ago
To be fair, the Python 3 transition timer shouldn't have had its tick starting until more recent versions of Py3. This won't be true for all Python communities (eg. Mathematics / Research), but until the more sane implementation of bytes/st
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thezilch
13y ago
If this is relevant to HN, the link should be to https://twitter.com/search/realtime?q=%22How%20To%20Lose%202... (or click "All" on the current URL). Alternatively, instead of scrolling through RTs, people complaining, etc to discover the
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thezilch
13y ago
Source of paraphrasing: http://googlecloudplatform.blogspot.com/2013/06/get-your-mob...
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thezilch
13y ago
Source of paraphrasing: http://aws.typepad.com/aws/2013/05/amazon-route-53-elb-integ...
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thezilch
13y ago
Missing several from LinkedIn's throwdown: http://engineering.linkedin.com/frontend/client-side-templat...
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thezilch
13y ago
Well, it's non-obvious what we're comparing it to, so I assumed the most oft compared exceptions. In this case, when opening a file, you can go ahead and use the value and "ignore" the error. Go ahead a run either of the above examples. Not
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thezilch
13y ago
Why is that? Compared to? Is it worse than exceptions? f, err := os.Open("/etc/ttys") if err != nil { // handle `err` "f not found" } try: f = open("/etc/ttys") except IOError as err: // handle `err` "f not fo
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thezilch
13y ago
Just hit "d" -- first have shortcuts enabled.
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thezilch
13y ago
Great. Just to expand on the switching of axis. It's harder to compare data between graphs, but upon second inspection, it appears the colors from the first graph are not used in the secondary graphs. Second, trying to get to the projects i
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thezilch
13y ago
Is it possible to switch the axis and set the maxima at 100%? I have to re-calibrate for each graph, or 30% almost looks like 50%. And it's hard to read the rotated labels, but the percent on the horizontal axis would not need to be rotated
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thezilch
13y ago
Not just "sites;" I can see this being great for some API's topology.
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thezilch
13y ago
How about criminalizing viewers of a video depicting a kid in a bike helmet entering a closet to exchange the disk on his laptop hooked into MIT's network? A video on a PS3 running "unsigned" software? Racial violence? Religious violence? Y
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thezilch
13y ago
Definitely. So why have the law on "_consuming_" child pornography? I believe that is the top-most comment's concern. The law is so easily abused, subverted, or otherwise. It sets precedence for bad law or interpretation therein. It muddies
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thezilch
13y ago
So, are there markets for non-criminal recordings of "child" pornography? Can you tell the difference? I'm betting it exists, and "pedophiles" don't even know it. Are the laws the same against both mediums? And while we agree upon the diffe
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thezilch
13y ago
That's his point. Would criminalizing violent movies reduce chances of violence? Many think it would; so ban those movies? Video Games? Guns? Knives? Rice cookers?
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thezilch
13y ago
Well, no one has asserted facts, only that "reasonable people" care about area, despite no screens being marketed that way. Nonetheless, MS has changed their imagery and copy, and reasonable people will buy these products no more or less th
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thezilch
13y ago
People are irrational, especially with their favorite brands. However, it is the de facto to measure screen size by the diagonal length. Apple does, too, or they use height and not area -- you'll have to compute that and "no one" does. Shou
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thezilch
13y ago
Hanlon's razor, or in Goethe's The Sorrows of Young Werther (1774): "...misunderstandings and neglect create more confusion in this world than trickery and malice. At any rate, the last two are certainly much less frequent." The same box, i
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thezilch
13y ago
Buy and run a server, Windows Server, Exchange, IIS, in 2003? Did you just tell me to go fuck myself? [0] I think MS has made up a lot of ground and is comparable to Google, for online services, in a lot of ways, but they're not better and
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thezilch
13y ago
Google supports openness just fine and not statistically less than yesterday or n-days ago: https://code.google.com/hosting/search?q=label:google . Regardless, I'm dubious to believe having closed software makes one evil; just the same for
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thezilch
13y ago
No, it's not evil to make or ask for money to use your product; it's not evil to discontinue services, especially not with 6-24 month advanced warning; and it's not evil to literally want to be the omnipresent center of everyone's lives. Ho
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