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thomie

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    Follow lifeformed's advice: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8093977

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    Comment #8095811

    Make one move and it will stop spinning.

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    Comment #4403848

    From https://www.beeminder.com/runkeeper [?] What happens to the money when you derail? Beeminder gets it. We hope you'll view it as a fair fee for the service, that happens to be …

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    Comment #2052059

    "Seventy-five percent of Dutch women now work part time, compared to 41 percent in other European Union countries and 23 percent in the United States" "Twenty-three percent of Dutc…

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    Comment #1854269

    How do I contact the other of this piece? "Yank from the current character to the end of the line into register y" should be: "yy$ instead of "y$

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    Comment #1796477

    Apparently they already are: http://www.wattvision.com/browse/by_location

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    Comment #1782891

    For free access to this article and more, you must be a registered member of NYTimes.com.

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    Comment #1776846

    Nice, but don't compute the length of a list if you don't have to. (not . null) instead of (\x -> length x > 1) is shorter, and works on infinite lists also. Edit: well, in case yo…

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    what is your equivalent of: git checkout -b hotfix master The master/develop model gives you a pointer to the latest release for free. The pointer is called master. Without the 'ex…

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    Is this your editor? http://vian.sourceforge.net/ I saw you have experience with Haskell, have you seen Yi? http://yi-editor.blogspot.com/ It has an Emacs and Vim frontend, but is …

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    Comment #418368

    And another leapyear bug on line 170? The year 2000 was a leap year, but here they seem to have the 0 and the 1 mixed up: Leap = (Year%400) ? 0 : 1;

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    Comment #196664

    Those original reasons being (from http://www.sl4.org/archive/0203/3132.html ): "One of the conditions of the test is that neither of us reveal what went on inside... just the resu…