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HisGraceTheDuck
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Comment #15529954
Until I read this I was more or less pro-UBI but this article makes some excellent points. UBI essentially assumes that everyone is a rational actor and that they will not succumb …
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Comment #15504490
I do like my humour dry.
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Comment #15006318
After a quick look at the code (I'm probably missing subtleties): The "state" array stores the state of the cells in the life simulation in the lowest bit of each int in the array.…
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Comment #13525902
The holographic principle proposes a much more complex relationship between the 3 dimensional (plus 1 time dimension) universe we experience and a 2 dimensional (plus 1 time dimens…
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Comment #13414126
That used to be the case but recent updates do the processing on the device now. I don't know how they managed it but they did.
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Comment #12669516
Sometimes people have to do what they believe is right.
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Comment #12669490
Here's the list of compatible laptops: https://libreboot.org/docs/hcl/index.html#supported_laptops_... Nothing recent but on the plus side, you should be able to pick one up withou…
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Comment #12394986
That's true and if it works for you that's great. Getting preachy about it isn't going to win you friends or change anyone's mind.
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Comment #12394917
These are all excellent points and we should definitely be pursuing all available avenues. I don't think this is and either/or proposition - we should look into anything that can h…
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Comment #12335050
To answer my own question, it's in ES6: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9813277
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Comment #12334863
This is cool. It also raises the possibility of adding tail call optimisation to JavaScript interpreters. Anyone know if that would be feasible?
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Comment #12334828
I think competition has been good for all smartphone consumers so keep up the good work Samsung! (speaking as an iPhone user)
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Comment #12334552
"it could be argued to be less efficient for certain types of data" This is true of all lossless compression.