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by xixixao 10y ago
Wait, in Germany you cannot drive your family around without a special driving licence? Not all regulation makes sense...
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by xixixao 10y ago
Surprises me it doesn't have syntax highlighting.
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by xixixao 11y ago
If you are shifting correctly that is not the case. The "breaking" is achieved by the engine, the wear on the transmission is the same as when you are stepping on the gas.
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by xixixao 11y ago
Permutation City. Recommended reading.
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by xixixao 11y ago
One thing the article could mention, which is apparent from the last graphic, is that there is a slight trend towards improving the gender balance.
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by xixixao 11y ago
Landing first stage on land.
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by xixixao 11y ago
Btw on mobile it's not clear which line is input and which line is output. Perhaps make them in slightly different colors.
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by xixixao 11y ago
I think they meant you'll get the type for A1, A2 etc.
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by xixixao 11y ago
Lovely, but funnily enough I think most of these would work just as well on Windows or the web.
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by xixixao 11y ago
Because regular expressions such as that one can be applied line by line which becomes important for thousands of lines file and because you can adopt them more easily between languages: they are more loose. This is the reason why all text
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by xixixao 11y ago
You should read the Dartmouth Conference proposal :)
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by xixixao 11y ago
HN = what HN calls tech scene. Then you realize that most programmers don't read HN. They have never heard of Rust (and possibly Aaron). As my friend said, reading HN is the least broad professional development you can do, with minimum
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by xixixao 11y ago
I take for Science the natural and social sciences (see Wikipedia article on Science). In other words, Physics and all its sub divisions. In this respect, programming is not a science. CS is mostly a sub division of Math (also, not a scienc
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by xixixao 11y ago
But why would a single mutation immediately disappear? Isn't it possible that several generations carried on without significant advantage or disadvantage, experiencing series of mutations until the last one provided the true advantage
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by xixixao 11y ago
You should give Flow a try, seems it would fit your requirements from typing point of view. You'll see whether it'll be fast enough for you.
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by xixixao 11y ago
You'd save yourself one line of indentation if you encouraged module.exports = Controller; at the end of the file instead. Node already puts a closure around the module, no need for another one.
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by xixixao 11y ago
I find aliases to be pretty clearly bad API. By all means, include those aliases in documentation so people can search using them, but having a code base littered with two different names for the same thing makes it harder to search, learn
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by xixixao 11y ago
This Christmas reminded me that as long as there are people like me, who leave shopping for presents to the last minute, physical stores with large stock aren't going anywhere. But I am definitely waiting for the moment when physical s
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by xixixao 11y ago
Talking about security: https://code.facebook.com/posts/745068642270222/fighting-spa...
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by xixixao 11y ago
Love it, your site could work better on mobile though, especially making sure those navigation buttons are big enough to hit.
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by xixixao 11y ago
A hundred pages of brain dump here (the thesis for the project): https://www.dropbox.com/s/02adjyvrsc4pdof/report.pdf?dl=0
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by xixixao 11y ago
The irony of the project you've worked on for a year hitting HN while you're sitting on an 11 hour flight... AMA if you wish
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by xixixao 11y ago
Definitely. Type classes are the semantic part of Shem taken from Haskell. Perhaps that is not the best summary, it's the type system that is the most obvious connection between Shem and Haskell.
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by xixixao 11y ago
But sergeons have been learning biology, chemistry and physics from early on (and they have like 10 years of secondary schooling, no one expects them to know how to cut people after two trimesters), architects have been learning math and do
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by xixixao 11y ago
I have to disagree. OP might be right, but before we establish that conclusion, we have to try these things first: Teach coding from young age. Are you really surprised that 18 year old CS undergraduates fail their intro to programming when
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by xixixao 11y ago
I think part of the effect is that they create a texture from photos - today's top games don't do this, they scan and model the face, so it looks higher-fidelity but less realistic (while this is very low fidelity). Mafia 1 used a
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by xixixao 11y ago
Yep, I agree. You can elevate that risk but making it clear in the UI that your data is not being saved on the server. If you are the kind of person who clears their LocalStorage often, I think you know what the risks are.
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by xixixao 11y ago
Don't set up a demo site. Make it so that I can use the app with data backed by LocalStorage until I decide to sign up.
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by xixixao 11y ago
I'd list all positives first, then negatives. I guess I'm used to descriptions online being inaccurate, so background check is always valuable, and past comments should help with that. This applies to Uber and any similar scheme,
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by xixixao 11y ago
This looks great. It's tough to win over people from other tools, so it'd be nice to see comparison with Sketch, say. Good luck, the future of Web is bright with projects like this one.

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