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by wolpoli 4y ago
Growing up with Windows GUI, I too found many concepts in Emacs are just too different and "old-school". I wonder if there is an opportunity for a modern, open-source, extendable, programmable text editing environment that uses CU
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by wolpoli 4y ago
I feel like these TUI projects are popping up as a rejection to the modern mobile first GUI. They are keyboard driven, have no pictures, have clear borders between sections of the app, and are truly focus on the content.
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by wolpoli 4y ago
I remember how Windows 95 was said to be document centric. It's now 2022 and we don't have documents to speak of.
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by wolpoli 4y ago
When I last looked at Slack, they let the free plan access the last 20000 or so messages, which means the small private instances won't have to pay for years, and by the time they reach the limit, the information is stale that perhaps
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by wolpoli 4y ago
Right. So what happens when we face container number exhaustion and we found out that some C developers have been using char id[12]?
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by wolpoli 4y ago
Thanks for the detailed information. I am curious here: After an easement is added to the property, who has the ability to cancel the easement? Or is an easement non-removable forever?
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by wolpoli 4y ago
They shouldn't because the government is mandating equity, not equality.
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by wolpoli 4y ago
I recall most of the complaints had to do with the lack of inheritance and exception handling. On Error Resume Next anyone?
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by wolpoli 4y ago
Although it wasn't specifically mentioned, the file was likely shared with the OP's professor. That might be what triggered the scan.
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by wolpoli 4y ago
It's unfortunate that designers have since removed all textures/colors/depths from icons, leaving us with basic lines and shapes, and the result isn't pleasant to look at and very tough to recognize.
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by wolpoli 4y ago
Given that all the LibreOffice clones on the Microsoft Store use their own brand name, they then will be allowed to stay.
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by wolpoli 4y ago
I hope Microsoft gets rid of the multiple LibreOffice clones from the Store as well.
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by wolpoli 4y ago
I might be missing something obvious, but wouldn't B2 be ambiguous, as it could refer to either B2:B11 or say B2:H2?
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by wolpoli 4y ago
If bandwidth isn't the bottleneck in real world workloads, then I am not sure what point Marcan is trying to make by highlighting this particular characteristic.
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by wolpoli 4y ago
Sounds like that Intel/AMD will need to move toward integrating RAM into the CPU package.
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by wolpoli 4y ago
You could also consider building your own by adding various RSS feeds into your own RSS aggregator software/service and using that as your front page.
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by wolpoli 4y ago
If you look at falling fertility rate within the demographic transition model, an economy will first enjoy a time where the number of dependent to the working age population will decrease (demographic transition), meaning that people will e
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by wolpoli 4y ago
Great. Now developers will need to check license compatibility before picking the copilot model. In reality through, we'll all just end up using the MIT No Attribution License copilot.
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by wolpoli 4y ago
> But this caused her to freak out as clearly "someone" was watching and knew what "her" page was. Ergo "someone" was watching her on the internet. Even through her reasoning was wrong, she still managed to
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by wolpoli 4y ago
The game only has one shock per scenario. But in a negative supply shock scenario, the game expects you to increase interest rate higher than the inflation rate, to maintain a positive real interest rate, to stop inflation from spiraling ou
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by wolpoli 4y ago
That was an insightful game. There was a negative demand shock scenario and to play it properly, it requires first dropping interest rate to 0%, then followed by high interest rate to bring inflation back down over time, which is exactly wh
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by wolpoli 4y ago
These behavioral nudges are desirable for decision makers because they can push people into behaving a certain way without needing to explicitly write down or put up posters about them. In other words, doing things this way has a much lower
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by wolpoli 4y ago
Unless it is made into a regulatory compliance concern, they don't want to hear about it.
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by wolpoli 4y ago
Human stereoscopic vision could also be fooled by specifically designed optical illusions in science museums. We just avoid them when designing roads.
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by wolpoli 4y ago
I remember learning about the Win32 API, and then proceed to delete/move UI elements of other Window using VB. I immediately tried to move the "continue" button of WinZip. Does anyone know if these APIs are still allowed or a
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by wolpoli 4y ago
Microsoft tried to continue to maintain their own browser for years without any market share to show for it. For whatever reason, the browser just couldn't match the level of polish in Google Chrome or Apple Safari. This current situat
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by wolpoli 4y ago
> Having a lay-accessible domain that rewards tinkering and provides a path into a related professional domain is to a large extent an artifact of an immature technology. I agree with this. I wonder what fields are lay-accessible these d
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by wolpoli 4y ago
It seem a bit disingenuous for Apple to shift blames to Microsoft. Microsoft does not sell retail licenses of Windows for ARM devices and what Apple proposed isn't the way Microsoft currently does business for ARM hardware. Yes, Micros
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by wolpoli 4y ago
I agree. This was the era when buttons look like button instead of plaintext or text on rectangle, contents are shown in grids instead of cards, and different areas of the interface are separated by visual dividers rather than white margins
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by wolpoli 4y ago
Yet somehow the thrill is gone these days even through we have unlimited games on the mobile app store.

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