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by ucarion 13y ago
It's not obvious, but once you click to select a color, you can click the arrow at the bottom and manually insert hex / RGB / HSL, etc. to manually define your base color.
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by ucarion 13y ago
Just finished reading "The Moral Landscape" -- to me it's clear that morality is just as much a science as medecine or economics is.
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by ucarion 13y ago
It continues to amaze me how Sam Harris has managed to change my mind about nearly everything he talks about, be it gun control, scientific morality, or how we should talk about "faith".
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by ucarion 13y ago
I think it's https://github.com/nnnick/Chart.js
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by ucarion 13y ago
It seems as if a lot of lines of code were removed or not measured at that particular measurement; despite the drop in the usage of 'shit', its occurrence per line in fact jumps up at that moment.
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by ucarion 13y ago
I'm not sure there has to be just one "smartest person in the room"; people have different fields of expertise, so it's almost always possible to learn something from someone. You can be a mentor in one thing and a stude
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by ucarion 13y ago
Though I agree with the idea of your post, in case you weren't aware, pressing Shift while clicking the maximize button causes a Windows-style maximize that fills the screen.
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by ucarion 13y ago
There's a pretty extensive (if unrealistic) online alternative history around this incident: http://althistory.wikia.com/wiki/1983:_Doomsday
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by ucarion 13y ago
Though I agree with the notion that racism is wrong, the issue of racial profiling is not as simple as we would want it to be. If we accept that the TSA is an organization of limited resources, and that any failure to capture a terrorist wo
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by ucarion 13y ago
Google fonts stopped working all of a sudden... I imagine a considerable number of sites worldwide will have weird typography for awhile.
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by ucarion 13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wirth's_law
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by ucarion 13y ago
I don't know if this is common knowledge or something, but how are all these companies implementing a secure way to execute arbitrary code? Sounds like a non-trivial thing to get right.
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by ucarion 13y ago
I think hovering over the line number will give the error message. I just stumbled on that by accident.
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by ucarion 13y ago
I imagine most fields have a lot of jargon too; it's just that technology is one of the few areas that has become essentially ubiquitous, so we notice the difference between technology-savvy and non-technology-savvy more often. I imagi
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by ucarion 13y ago
"Pursuing that challenge, Kurt Gödel showed that the known axioms of mathematics are insufficient to disprove the hypothesis." Is this related to Godel's Incompleteness Theorem? Are there any non-mathematician's explanat