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Improving Angular performance with 1 line of code
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10y ago
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10y ago
Bash for Windows is still beta.
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10y ago
Randall Munroe numbers his jokes, and so many threads end up with multiple links to the same strip. It will end up like the old joke: https://www.reddit.com/r/Jokes/comments/2uuii3/a_man_goes_to... 327!
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11y ago
The article mentions that the robocar can theoretically see other drivers intent: <i>It’s worth noting that sometimes humans solve this problem by making eye contact, to know if the other car has seen you. Turns out that robots can do
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11y ago
What does a company like Gigster focus on to reach sales so quickly? Andreessen.
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11y ago
Surely you can see that they think the exact opposite. In order to do something like that, they have to convince themselves that they the good guys, and it has to be done to "purify the evil in the world" or something. The truth i
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11y ago
"Crossing lines have no special semantics."
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11y ago
Mmm, New Coke.
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11y ago
If this is true, you can create thousands of 1 second "songs" with different metadata and fill up your library really fast.
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11y ago
About the apartment thing; one plausible near future is self driving electric cars that scurry off after they drop you off and go find a plug.
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11y ago
I recommend singing The Barbarian Birthday Dirge " http://www.eg.bucknell.edu/~lwittie/sca/song/filk/barbarian_... aka Viking Birthday Song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8H8e-2TLgpA
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12y ago
But where does Apple figure into that argument? I would say that their premium pricing was and still is worth the difference.
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12y ago
I had Soleri's book as a youngster in the 70s, and I was quite influenced by his ideas. I even taught a class to my fellow middle-school students called "City" where we built a model of a single structure city, to be built in
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12y ago
The whole point of having separate processes for each tab is that it isolates them. If one crashes, the others remain up. It supports multiple processors, too.
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12y ago
This is great, but there is a much greater need, simple literacy. http://www.invisiblechildren.org/2010/11/18/75-of-inmates-ar...
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12y ago
So that's why too much sodium intake is bad for you. ;)
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12y ago
That's so un-American.
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12y ago
What is the shortcut for set -o vi ?
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12y ago
That is the type of theory that when you hear it sounds so plausible that it must be true.
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bitslayer
12y ago
It is basically an ad for a new Cisco marketing term. "I guess we should go with the Cisco solution because they have that fog."
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12y ago
The thing about creative inspiration is that you never know where it might come from. Having a little random piece of beauty fall into your lap when you aren't expecting it could be just the thing to make an unusual connection in your
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13y ago
Wow, that is strange. I must be old, but I sometimes interpret the exact opposite: a sentence without a period must have a twinge of... bitterness? sarcasm? lack of care? It can seem very passive aggressive.
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13y ago
Spoiler alert, no. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headlines
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14y ago
That's pretty broken. Did John Lennon really say what they quote him as saying on that page?
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14y ago
Is there a convenient iphone app for quick field recordings? Or do you just use Voice Memos?
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14y ago
"Making cars extremely fast won’t make them much more dangerous." Once again, car advocates don't seem to realize that there are other things out there in the street. Sure, they won't be more dangerous to other cars. In dedicated roadways t
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15y ago
It is probably not for everyone. But for 100 lucky students, I bet this will be just what they need. My son, who incidentally will be in 9th grade next year, has never had any interests beyond computers. Maybe it's time to move to NY.
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15y ago
Good thing they are still not evil. Seriously, this is a very powerful way to run software, but what if they, or some other company who emulated this idea, took that great power we have granted them and used it for evil? They could suddenly
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15y ago
It would be great if after it is done, the video could be replaced with a still image of the same scene, so that it is not clear if the video is actually over or not. You could stay there for hours waiting to see if something cool is going
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15y ago
So... why ~are~ creative people eccentric? Eccentrically, I have decided to not pay for this article. Creatively, I am still interested in whatever insights the article may contain.
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