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by youeseh 7y ago
Oh, I didn't realize I had to install GTK separately - that I couldn't just include the libraries in my Cargo.toml and hope the compilation would do it. So, I went to part of the GTK Project page where it provides examples on how
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by youeseh 7y ago
This is terrible. Even the example on the documentation page doesn't work. One has to go to the issues page on github for gtk-rs to find that the documentation in its current form is incorrect. So, neither the example on the page nor t
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by youeseh 7y ago
Yes, in fact. I did go through the links to gtk-rs provided. Added the dependencies. I still get a compilation error. Shouldn't there be some continuity between the examples provided on the webpage and tfm?
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Hope you don't mind some criticism. I'm kind of a n00b... How do I actually run the code examples that you've provided? For example, I started a new Cargo project and pasted the Rust example provided into my main.rs. It faile
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by youeseh 7y ago
Great idea! If there was a way to tell apart categories with no content in them it would save many clicks.
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I find the concept of a morgue on rails (no phone calls, no "loud" conversations...) pretty amazing. How'd we arrive to the point where we expect people to not be social in public places?
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I've said this before and I'll say it again. Never accept a lower salary in exchange for equity. Salary is your market rate for providing labor. Equity is what you get for taking on the risk of being out of a job sooner than later
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He isn't trying to be adorable.
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I hope one day the mice will finally thank us for all the hard work we've done in improving their quality of life.
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Same here. Happy to pay! Thank you, iTerm2!
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Luck is a factor. With knowledge, skill, preparation, learning from experimentation... you get better at pitching.
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Copyright is pretty important to the artists, academic publishing, and the entertainment industry, no?
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I went to school at a Canadian university with a 4 month summer break at the end of the winter semester: just as temperatures were warming up, it would last long enough to earn tuition, rent and food for the following school year.
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How does billing / incentive / value based compensation work when you're invisible?
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Teenagers were addicted to their phones before they were smart! I put the blame on instant messaging, and well, instant culture in general. The combination of thinking about exactly what one wants to say via text, and then being rewarded (
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Costco also has security personnel that work hard to prevent shoplifting - from people walking around, to the people by the exit who crosscheck the receipts with what they see in the cart.
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by youeseh 7y ago
Say you own a co-working space. You probably should have some way to let: - People book conference rooms. - Let people check in and check out. - Let people book hot desks. - Manage access for members, hot desks, event participants etc. - Lo
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It was, and thanks!
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You're forgetting about all the other kids in the outdoor kindergarten systems around the world. I'm sure he enrolled his son into it after learning about their success.
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Is there coffee at Superchargers?
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The thing that I keep wondering about is, why don't octopuses have higher aspirations? Like building octopus cities, and forming an octopus empire. Or figuring out how to pass on information from generation to generation. Could an octo
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We see them dotted across the hills when driving through parts of Northern California - they're beautiful!
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Because, Tesla!
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For over 50 years Kashmir has enjoyed autonomy at the cost of all other states in India. The only people that have benefited from these provisions are the people who've ruled Kashmir at the cost of other citizens in the State. The mino
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by youeseh 7y ago
No one said that you have the right to buy one. You have the right to OWN a gun. You have the right to vote.
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Assuming that you're right that 96% have an ID, then what problem are we solving by forcing the other 4% into getting an ID? Is it even a problem? Do you have data to show that it is a real problem? Check this out: https://w
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by youeseh 7y ago
Like gun ownership and free speech, you have the right to vote in America. So, if the government wanted to make it harder for the bad guys to own a gun... why should the good guys have to suffer for it? Similarly, just because the governmen
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Hey, I watched the video and found it interesting that the guy interviewed people in Berkeley and New York - places where voter suppression is not an issue. Some counterpoints: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHFOwlMCdto
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What do you think is the cost of making an additional ID? Probably 1/2 hour of work (if that), printing and mailing. So, like, a 24-pack of expensive hipster brew? $50? It costs $31 to get an ID in California, and $9 if you can't
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My state lets me get a state ID even if I don't have a driver's license. The ID has my current address on it and my face too. I think that's plenty of proof. Also, the DMV offices, where I can get my state ID has plenty of lo

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