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by 1ris 6y ago
By "correctly" I mean "doing what is indented". I feel that the ultimate goal of the user of a blog is to read it. So by "correctly" I mean readable. This is how it looks on my phone with opera: https:/&#
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by 1ris 6y ago
I suggest you don't. I switch away from firefox for this exact reason. Opera just displays the website correctly, no reader mode required. (Althoug aviable. I never use it and I think its only necessary for other browsers because their
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by 1ris 6y ago
UTF-8 is not arbitrary precision. There is a artificial limit at 2^20. And Unicode does not map theses to characters. Unicode maps these to so called "code points". These "code points" then are mapped to charaters (&quot
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by 1ris 6y ago
Writing macros (in any language) is a way of creating an abstraction. Creating abstractions is a way of automating the job of programming, making it ideally more efficient and less error prone. This is why people usually prefer java to basi
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by 1ris 6y ago
No, it does mean exactly this for me. For me they are not only undoubtedly great, but among the best software i have ever used. But then again, I also love git. Maybe we have different ideas how software should and shouldn't be. &#x2F
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by 1ris 6y ago
Windows. Not windows applications, but windows itself. Completly incoherent user interface. Impossible to find anything. The wifi dialog in the systray, the new windows 10 wifi control and the old style network interfaces dialog often show
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by 1ris 6y ago
I could not disagree more with Atlassian. They are among the best software i have ever used. Especially bitbucket is superb. Confluence is by far the best wiki I have ever used. Jira is 10x better than any alternative I'm aware of.
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by 1ris 6y ago
I'm currently doing way less and got multiple offers. No FANGA salaries, tho, but still fine for a uni drop out.
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by 1ris 6y ago
But it also helps in law enforcement (surveillance state, supression).
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by 1ris 7y ago
The author is completly clueless and on top probably trolling.
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by 1ris 7y ago
Suppressing secession is tyranny. India should know a thing or two about that.
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by 1ris 7y ago
While Markov chains sound like a schizophrenic, this sounds like a banker on coke. Pretty impressive progress, i guess.
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by 1ris 7y ago
Can't tell if the i see a actual captcha that doesn't load, a actually broken web page, a way to piss off people with NH referrer, a satire of cloud flare or any combination thereof.
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by 1ris 7y ago
This is nothing but will full ignorance and proud idiocy. Its complete surrender to absolute power without any hint of necessity. Politics matter, if you like it, or not. They lay the groundwork and build the frameworkfor anything in techno
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by 1ris 7y ago
If we assume you a reflected/intelligent person it improves the quality of this community and the content posted here.
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by 1ris 7y ago
That's a quirk of the standard library. I don't think you need to know this in order to have practical knowlege of the language. Today I saw somebody implementing C++'s std::is_integral in C# and the attempt to generate rando
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by 1ris 7y ago
That's absolutely not misleading, but point on. As you said: She's paid a salary while he's living off capital gains and they're taxed at separate rates.
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by 1ris 7y ago
Author writes: >whitequark ‏>nonconsensually submitted to the orange website
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by 1ris 7y ago
I don't think your comment is related to this article.
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by 1ris 7y ago
Recently I had a almost brand new Honda Civic rental car and a brand new Android phone. When I wanted to charge my phone on the usb-port, I was ask if i wanted to activate android auto. I said yes. The phone said I had to engage the paring
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by 1ris 7y ago
My anecdotal impression was 4chans anime boards.
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by 1ris 7y ago
Might as well literally burn cash for that - still not a good idea.
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by 1ris 7y ago
Linking against lgpl code does not make the whole programm lgpl. Thats the point of the lgpl,in contrast to the gpl.
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by 1ris 7y ago
I don't think tinix was excpeting it to literally become a apache project - he was just saying its in a state of decay that apache is infamous for.
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by 1ris 8y ago
Can't all these fancy Javascript compilers and optimizers just inline and constant-fold these query to their in-browser counterparts?
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by 1ris 8y ago
The biggest feature of this data set is that it includes lots of different accents and non-native speakers. This should improve voice recognition in these areas, but I'm not sure if it is that usful for voice generation.
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by 1ris 8y ago
>It seems incredible that people would want to use such a restrictive service when much more open ones exist I have neither a WeChat or Facebook account. I just don't see any real usecase for me and never missed it. But people are u
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by 1ris 8y ago
Just as children are expected to pay maintenance for their parents when they are as adults in care homes, its reasonable to expect parents to pay maintenance for their children when they are getting educated. Its unrelated to being a adult.
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by 1ris 8y ago
Look at msbuild. It tries to use XML as a syntax for its configuration. But because you absolutely need a programming language for this task, you program a very odd language that is unlike anything else. It combines the clearty and simplici
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by 1ris 8y ago
Arma 3 does that. If your legs are hurt you still can move and the walking animation is the same, but the speed can be close to zero. if your arms are hurt, you cant shoot straight anymore. They also have a way better (whatever that might m

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