username91

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by username91 5y ago
Had never encountered this. It's very refreshing. Thank you!
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by username91 5y ago
Nice! I can feel less guilty about not trying to finish mine. :j
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by username91 5y ago
Made something really similar to apple's recently unveiled "universal control," but from Windows -> Mac. Lets me have the mouse wander off the side of the screen if "pushed hard" and it "pops out" on th
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by username91 5y ago
Ah, cool! I can see that, thanks. :) In that case I'd probably rephrase my original objection to say the "next guest" has nowhere to go, except when the they depend on the "next next" (etc.) guest finding a room in
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by username91 5y ago
Thanks for chiming in. I have trouble with that, though - if there's a "first guest", then I don't see there can't be a "last guest".. "room 1" and "room n" (as the article labels them)
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by username91 5y ago
Room n+1's guest, similarly, has nowhere to go; the hotel is full. It has countably infinitely many rooms, and all of them are occupied. I can only see a shift of guests being possible if you momentarily ignore the initial constraints.
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by username91 5y ago
I find this hard to follow. The "first" guest (who was in room 1, in the article) moves over one room. The "last" guest (showed as being in 'room n') has no room to go to; the hotel is full.
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by username91 5y ago
position:relative on everything if you wanted it to be visible. var undefined; Fun times.
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by username91 5y ago
I highly recommend playing https://apolloinrealtime.org/11/ through - maybe in the background - it's a great way to experience the entire mission and enjoy the interaction between the three astronauts.
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by username91 6y ago
My first machine was a 100mhz Pentium; Winamp used about 25% CPU to play MP3s - I did it all the time while coding and hanging out on IRC. Can't think why your friend's machine would struggle with the same setup. Maybe older versi
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by username91 6y ago
I dropped off most of the WWW similarly a few years back. I was exhausted and the last thing I had the energy for was composing a post to several platforms and imagining all the incoming replies.
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by username91 6y ago
Love compact mode; use it all the time. I guess there's always userChrome.css
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by username91 6y ago
fwiw, https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1693028#c67 requests the inverse - asks people with non-technical feedback to keep-out of bugzilla and instead comment in places like this.
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by username91 6y ago
That's a good attitude to keep in mind; thanks!
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by username91 6y ago
Seeing what other people are working on via HN dulls my desire to work on similar things, so it's a nice way to kill ambition and melt into complacency.
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by username91 6y ago
Interesting. I'm still mulling over some of your points, but overall what you're saying makes sense to me. I appreciate you sharing your story - I'm sorry you had to deal with that experience.
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by username91 6y ago
Sorry for the lack of post history: I made an account to jump in. You asked.. > how do you explain the very large number of people who spends tons of time and energy trying to get good at maths but fails to even grasp simple concepts lik