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lorenzosnap
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Comment #37888217
The reporting of a message's timestamp really depends on the system you are working on. And the key aspect is to genuinely think how the users think about that timestamp. I recentl…
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Comment #32771638
Well, what can one say ? congratulations. That really shows some level of persistence.
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Comment #17501394
I always have the radio on when I am on my pc... but hey this is so cool ... so cool ... that I had to turn the radio off well done
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Comment #17486275
Thanks. I was not aware of those two sites. Similar ideas but different results.
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Comment #17483896
Hi there, Like many, I have stumbled on tons of articles on the blockchain. Some very good, some not so good. But I never stumbled on some easy blockchain simulator where I could t…
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Comment #17274951
Nashorn is the beating heart for https://github.com/lorenzoongithub/nudge4j Around 100 stars in github so probably not worth much consideration to whoever decided to 'deprecate it'…
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Comment #17259870
I would have thought that maybe the other way around. i.e. let me move my sourceforge project into github. why would people want to use this ?
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Comment #17176961
hi everyone, lots of work on this idea of mine during the bank holiday weekend. Any feedback is welcome.
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Comment #15423678
here is a cheesy example of JavaScript selfie program for the hacker news community https://sequential.js.org/live.html#G4QwTgBOYgnhBeCBtA5ACwKY...
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Comment #14473402
I am not sure you are correct. We have 2 eyes so that our brain can work out the depth of the image.
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Comment #14441466
LOL. Can't wait to show those pictures to my daughter. thanks
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Comment #14441019
you are right. I will do it and then take another photo
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Comment #14435433
Ok, thanks that sounds fair.
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Comment #14434740
So Javelin is written in Java, not in Kotlin. I don't mean to sound unfair but isn't it that saying "a Java/Kotlin blah blah" just a kind of marketing trick ? If I get Kotlin right…
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Comment #14347839
We built an inmemory map and we were using String.intern for both keys and values. We could see that we were saving lots of memory but we had the problems described in the article.…
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