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Firefox: Apply for the Android search engine selector screen(connect.mozilla.org)
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That link would have been a better submission than the blog.
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Grey areas: Few people live there and none have set up a public ADS receiver. And/or no planes flying in the area. https://gpsjam.org/faq/#why-arent-there-red-or-green Red areas: Military experiments and exercises
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by tuukkah 3y ago
A small area between Estonia and Finland likewise.
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> Linus and Linux If you consider who the OP is, you realise they know Linus and Linux better than almost anyone else: https://liw.fi/linux20/
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by tuukkah 3y ago
Works for me on Firefox Beta and Firefox Nightly, but not on normal Firefox.
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Will this apply to SMRs?
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> Only if there are more organizations using ccTLDs outside of the US than organizations using generic domains within it. "Is the US larger than the world outside it?" > ccTLDs are around 39% of total domain registrations
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by tuukkah 3y ago
Perhaps a relevant question: Are you describing a business need, a (supposedly) good way to implemented it, or how are you combining the two here? > OK, hmmm, how do we get more global coverage? Like I said, combine all the Wikipedia e
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by tuukkah 3y ago
I suppose I didn't (and still don't) understand why you singled out US and GB. Here's my take of the topic: 1. Wikipedia editions are not defined by region but by language, and the relationship between regions and languages i
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by tuukkah 3y ago
I mean, what are the "local" Wikipedias that would improve the coverage in the countries I listed?
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What about Canada, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, India, ...? (If you want language-independence, there's Wikidata.)
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Cool service! You could get rid of prerendering as well as handle clicks client-side if you switched to MapLibre and vector tiles (e.g. tippecanoe). On small zoom levels it doesn't really matter, but I think it would further improve th
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TLDR: How to extend Bezier curves to a graph in vector graphics editors.
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The article had the numbers, e.g.: > crashes increased by more than 20% in states that allowed RTOR. They also explained some of the mechanics: truck drivers don't see the bikers, SUV drivers don't see the pedestrians, other
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by tuukkah 3y ago
I think the pressing question here is what the Anki cards contained w.r.t. these problems :-) The high school curriculum and the text books are not focused on proofs or famous questions. Further, the goal of the exam is to find out your pos
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by tuukkah 3y ago
LEV-1 transmits directly to earth, and (based on what they said at the press conference) LEV-2 communicates via LEV-1. Link to the part about LEV-2: https://www.youtube.com/live/nvXLt3ET9mE?feature=shared&t=17...
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by tuukkah 3y ago
I hear these problem types are not as common as they used to be, but here's some recent examples in this direction. Fall 2023: "Prove that 2^12345678910 - 1 is divisible by 1023." Spring 2022: "Using induction, show that
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by tuukkah 3y ago
I would add that in the development of the best products, the engineers don't merely implement, they also invent new features and whole categories of services.
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These are not tests generated from patterns. You may be asked e.g. to solve an applied problem you've never heard of or to sketch a proof to a given (simple) lemma you've never proved before. OTOH, you are not supposed to solve ev
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by tuukkah 3y ago
There is no (multiple choice) standardized testing in the Finnish school system and I cannot imagine passing the math tests based on rote learning. I have to assume she took the test somewhere else. EDIT: The exams at the end of high school
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by tuukkah 3y ago
"psychotic" seems to have been a typo as the subheading is "Psychopaths".
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Did we read the same article? > The Second Circuit Court of Appeal upheld the District Court's summary judgement in October 2015, ruling Google's "project provides a public service without violating intellectual property
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A middle way exists between "keys to the kingdom" and "no input".
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They hire expensive lawyers who are experts in making black look white.
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Last I checked, this was inevitable if you publish a SPA on GitHub Pages, like the author is doing (GitLab not GitHub, but probably similar): https://gitlab.com/utkarsh181/utkarsh181.gitlab.io/-/blob/ma..
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> So while the fruit already had a long list of nicknames — Quaker Delight, the Hillbilly Mango — now it’s earned another one: the hipster banana. https://wamu.org/story/17/09/12/obscure-local-fruit-
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That's what "embedded domain-specific language" means and what makes it different from other (unembedded) DSLs: > A DomainSpecificLanguage that is defined as a library for a generic "host" programming language.
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The full names will be too much in some cases, and there is no abbreviation algorithm that will work everywhere (OSM is a global project). Similarly, "N 14th St" has no meaning in most of the world. Hence, it's complicated an
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Map labels are complicated and Wikidata is (in general) a better place than OSM to sort that out on the data level. Consider all the various *name* tags in OSM and how they are (mis-)used to please specific renderers and geocoders. E.g. do

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