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11y ago
Yes, it exists (the 'engine' field).
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12y ago
Yes.
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12y ago
Afaik the main reason for base58 is making it impossible to mistake an 'I' for an 'l', etc. Beeing able to always double-click is a nice added bonus, though.
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12y ago
Exactly this. I try to explain this to people in layman terms like this: Comcast ist trying to charge the water fountain, saying it "wants" to pump to much water into people's homes.
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12y ago
That is not an honest comparison, though. import { getCodec } from "iconv-lite"; would be var getCodec = require("iconv-lite").getCodec;
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12y ago
It would be interesting to know if this transformative use of the multicolor charsets counts as copyright infringement. I know "normal" (vector) fonts are not protected by copyright because they don't cross the threshold of
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12y ago
Every Bitcoin address includes a checksum at the end, so while you can make up any address like in this example, the checksum still needs to be correct in order to form a valid address. It's a great feature against typos, btw.
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12y ago
It might not have been a "commercial success", but one has to appreciate the irony of you arguing against the impact of NeXT while using a medium that was invented/first developed on this platform: http://en.m.wiki
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12y ago
I couldn't have said it better. Also, I have yet to see a more compelling example of clever composition in vim than "delete 3 lines" (which even I do when rarely using vim).
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12y ago
I would strongly disagree that atom commands are not "composable" (though it depends on your workflow/mental model). To take the select/delete example: atom can select to the end of the line, and it supports the delete k
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13y ago
"On the gravestone of capitalism it will say: 'Too much was not enough'." – Volker Pispers, German Comedian
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13y ago
Transfers are not usually free for business accounts.
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13y ago
So, has anyone found the circuit? Any interesting things one could build out of it? I mean, now that we know how widely deployed it is…
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13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cory_Doctorow
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13y ago
Recordings will be uploaded to youtube.com/cccdevideos, in the meantime take this: http://30c3.ex23.de/saal1/30C3_-_5622_-_en_-_saal_1_-_201312...
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13y ago
Or even "!rg foo bar". (I typed that without looking it up, but I am sure it would work. That's how I use DDG all the time)
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13y ago
Neat. I'll might throw in koshercloud.net :)
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… because he gave "the money back to the shareholders".
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$ brew install ssh-copy-id
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from the blog post: "You can also attach binary assets (such as compiled executables, minified scripts, documentation) to a release. Once published, the release details and assets are available to anyone that can view the repository.&q
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13y ago
IN case of cleaning chemicals, they seem to dilute in Europe from west to east… germans think theirs are diluted and by in spain.
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He is using a hack to store the GitHub pages. That this is even possible is due to the awesomeness of git. Since it is a hack, you have to be careful what you're doing. He should have done all the gh-pages stuff in a separate clone. The
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This is just nice for people really being "paid by the line of code". I am also certain that someone will do a very convincing benchmark that this actually renders faster.
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Show HN: simple PDF output for docco with pandoc+LaTeX
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I use punch for this -- it works very well for development, and sometimes can even be used in production as well. In any case, it is just mustache + json hashes. < https://github.com/laktek/punch> ;
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14y ago
oh yeah :) Github: eins78
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14y ago
So, when thought through, what he is proposing is just "Literate Programming" < http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Literate_programming> . It has been around since Knuth coined it in the seventies, but I guess it is one of those concepts
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Fritzing Fab: a professional PCB made directly from your Fritzing sketch
(fab.fritzing.org)
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Relevant: http://hackerspaces.org/wiki/The_Pirate_Kiosk
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300 - Multiple choices: Eminem, "would the real slim shady please stand up" It's a hiphop quiz, nice! HINT - click on the image to see it bigger AND the track it is refering to is embedded below! Edit: Not all have to refer to a special l
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