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Acalyptol
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Comment #15417831
It's hard to take seriously someone who doesn't hold the same speculations about the future as yours?
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Comment #15384695
It comes [this paper]( https://eprint.iacr.org/2015/616.pdf ) which made the HN front page at its time. The battery API exposes information about the current charge of the battery …
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Comment #15295068
Those are laptops with SSD. Laptops with HDD come in with 1TB+
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Comment #15292533
I think this analogy is misleading as we tend to visualize animals by size and not by weight.
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Comment #15283406
The point being when you decriminalize it becomes accessible both to those who "really want" it and those who just would be curious to try it.
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Comment #15239608
Atom will die with Electron in a not so distant future.
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Comment #15200226
I didn't put much toughs about it regarding life goals and aspirations, but regarding little creative projects, I've found that it's really hard to focus just on one thing because …
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Comment #15200122
Could you elaborate on what are the complaints you've heard about "variable assigning, mutable variables, lambdas"? Just curious.
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Comment #13490964
Your beauty criteria incurs a 1/65 loss. This is why.
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Comment #13489603
Might be true for people who know what they're doing. However I've seen a decrease in the number of toolbars installed in my mom's computer since I've installed an antivirus.
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Comment #13469702
Well they're not gonna wait the whole world to be ready to start introducing self-driving cars in areas where they're ready, so it really depends on where live those people who "ju…
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Comment #13460947
For me having to read even the ugliest code is better than having to horizontally scroll. Anyone who thinks there is a single one line of code for which it's legit to go beyond 80 …
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Comment #13434644
It has always seemed to me that Python 3 was mainly a fix on the philosophy of handling strings, but that it didn't offered a clear practical advantage for programmers already hand…
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Comment #13434623
Time to introduce Python 4.
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Comment #13228575
I've seen multiple amateur projects handle the Reddit hug like champs because they were static front-ends hosted on GitHub Pages with cautious AJAX calls to backend APIs. With a li…