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by w-m 13y ago
I don't see something 'done the horrible way', I see someone having fun using a technology in a creative way, maybe in a way it's not really meant to be used. It's not a bad space shooter, it's an invitation to
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by w-m 13y ago
The order in the questions is taken directly from Google Search, thy are ordered by (Google) relevance. With the right search terms this usually works pretty well for me. The answers in each question are ordered by votes.
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Show HN: Find any code snippet in one step(stacksnippet.com)
2 points by w-m 13y ago|2 comments
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by w-m 13y ago
If currently produced code would keep on running for 59 years without major incidents (just a new coat of paint every decade or so), that would be amazing.
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by w-m 13y ago
There's many other indicators like reflectors, the snow condition, trails from other cars, snow height, ... Whatever you can use to find out where the road is supposed to be, the self-driving car can use as well.
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by w-m 13y ago
You might have to let go of your belief that humans are any good at driving. What ever humans do - reading the map, studying the surroundings, estimating the pavement/conditions, building on experience - a machine (with the right senso
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by w-m 13y ago
What makes you think that? Self driving cars don't need to communicate with each other to function well, as the Google car shows. Retrofitting all roads with sensors is just not an option. You can't fit all the small dirt road in
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by w-m 13y ago
Looking for the longest path on my machine, I was slightly amused to learn it was this one (length of 345 characters): /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Documentation/DocSets/com.apple.ADC_Referen
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by w-m 13y ago
> With ARM64, there are 32 integer registers, with a dedicated zero register, link register, and frame pointer register. One further register is reserved for the platform, leaving 28 general purpose integer registers. but http:/&#x
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Pleonasm: transform hex numbers into English phrases(w-m.github.io)
1 points by w-m 13y ago|0 comments
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by w-m 13y ago
That must be it. Proof: the violent and unnecessary military police shootings in Norway, Sweden and Denmark that are all over the news every day.
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by w-m 13y ago
It.. seemed neater.
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by w-m 13y ago
It won't really help when switching between applications, as I would have to put the editor in insert mode every time I left it. Maybe I should just look into classic conditioning and have someone beat me up every time I enter text in
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by w-m 13y ago
For each of these actions there's not much to learn, but it piles up, and my whole development process grinds to a halt if I have to look up yet another thing. With handling I meant stuff like syntax coloring, tab completion, tabbed vi
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by w-m 13y ago
I have no problem with you being frank. My goal is to become more efficient at editing files, the typing/changing/refactoring part especially. I don't want a new way of opening/saving/handling files, search/rep
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by w-m 13y ago
As someone who just started another attempt at picking up vim (actually vintageous in this case) last week: how do I keep myself from forgetting that I'm in a vim editor? It'll happen every so often that I'm in the middle of
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by w-m 13y ago
The link to msdn in your post is still working. > The dual elliptic curve random-number generator algorithm. Standard: SP800-90 > Windows 8: Beginning with Windows 8, the EC RNG algorithm supports FIPS 186-3. Keys less than or equal
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by w-m 13y ago
Here are the two sidebars (new github vs. Ians design) side by side: http://i.imgur.com/e2w6TkT.png Ians: - got rid of the color indicator - got rid of the separation lines - is truncating the list - has three identical but