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Comment #46888449
Alternately, hold the power button and either volume button together for a few seconds.
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Comment #46877476
I like this approach. Something related I've been tinkering with are "protected bookmarks" - you declare what bookmarks (main, etc) are protected in your config.toml and the normal…
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Comment #46173778
I'm glad you shared this because, in my head this Dr. Nick quote is so canonical it must be from the original golden 8 seasons, so it's nice to be reminded there are occasionally g…
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Comment #45888684
lol I came here to post this too - perfect
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Comment #45849093
As an OCaml-curious, is this the community recommendation, to choose the Jane Street stdlib if you’re just getting started?
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Comment #45846582
You can wrap the navigation event in document.startViewTransition() and get something basic out of the box: https://codepen.io/pauladamsmith/pen/VYeJMMb
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Comment #45416885
> Unfortunately, they removed Plan mode If I hit shift-Tab twice I can still get to plan mode
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Comment #45352218
In that case, each county that corresponds to that ZIP Code is shown and the user can disambiguate manually.
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Comment #45350345
For example, health care plans in the US are county-specific with regard to premiums, co-pays, etc. (based on demographics). Allowing someone to type in their ZIP Code to get start…
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Comment #45349085
One thing I just recalled is that if you maintain a small exceptions lookup table (i.e. the ones that span state boundaries), you can use ZIP Codes as a way to uniquely look up a c…
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Comment #45348671
This is a fact of ZIP Codes that a lot of people stumble one. I've worked on GIS/mapping projects in the past where stakeholders wanted or assumed ZIP Codes to be polygons. Another…
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Comment #45335173
Similar timing, I had a high school internship at the National Cancer Institute at Ft. Detrick, MD in 1994-95, and the lab down the hall had some SGI iron and a glove (I don't reme…
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Comment #45255098
Aside from the Liquid Glass stuff, has anyone detailed the changes to the Unix bits of the OS? What's new, deprecated, moved, locked-down, etc. ... ?
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Comment #45233034
Another good rule of thumb to remember is that a 50mm lens on a 35mm sensor ("full-frame") is roughly the equivalent FOV of the human eye, i.e., what you see naturally.
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Comment #45138662
It's a great point, and I did consider it, the trouble is, how do you get the pattern resource data out of ResEdit running in the emulator and onto the modern machine? And ResEdit …
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Comment #45134608
OK, wallpapers are on there now - tap/click on the virtual display after picking a pattern.
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Comment #45132701
Oh, good idea. I'll add them to the showcase site shortly. https://paulsmith.github.io/classic-mac-patterns/
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Comment #45132516
Huh, sure enough: https://www.lyonlabs.org/commodore/onrequest/geos/lobster-64...
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Comment #45132505
Exactly. One of the cool things about doing this the hard way was discovering that Apple still hosts old system and programmers manuals like the one for QuickDraw on its website.
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Comment #45132478
Interesting - what's the provenance of this? Is this a leaked copy of the System source, or a disassembly/decompile?
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Comment #45132019
> My favourite is the wide weave one (#15) Same, that and the bubble one #36 have so much personality.
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Comment #45054930
Yeah this is what keeps me from considering old PCs for NAS. Maybe stating the blindingly obvious but seems like there is a gap in the market for a board or full kit with a high ef…
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Comment #44063087
> say model returns the probability of the token "cat" on the second position as p_2("cat") = 0.3, while p_2("dog") = 0.6. We may want to replace "cat" with dog, and use it in the …