Arzh

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by Arzh 9y ago
Yeah this really seems to gloss over how, I at least, treated Steam the same way I did all the others until it actually started to make things easier for me. I had it installed so I could play HL2 and really didn't start using it every
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by Arzh 9y ago
This website has a reading experience unlike any other, by that I mean it has none since it work load.
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by Arzh 9y ago
I like it!
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by Arzh 10y ago
Do you mind expanding on this and showing a full flow? That sounds a little wonky to me but I could be missing something.
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by Arzh 10y ago
Yeah but no one seems to be making anything but web apps. I guess I come from a time just before this but I honestly can't understand how people think these things are better than their native counterparts.
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by Arzh 10y ago
Why do you want a chat client to integrate with gitlab or jenkins?
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by Arzh 10y ago
Can we just go back to aim? I really hate having one damn view for channels, so if I'm talking to two people I have to constantly switch back and forth. I still don't get how these kinds of tools get such a big following.
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by Arzh 10y ago
Also it would look hella cyberpunk which is always a plus.
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by Arzh 10y ago
I was thinking the same thing, you could mount into the pins or the LCD and create an emulator of sorts to read the results.
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by Arzh 10y ago
That's because it is not a bug, it is what they want, for whatever reason...
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by Arzh 10y ago
All those things do help, but a carpenter can do the same job with an axe, a saw, a chisel, a knife, or a froe but in the end what they are doing is cutting wood. If you're a programmer and you don't look at languages as a tool yo
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by Arzh 10y ago
I don't think that is a good analogy. The end product (app/house) is what the code actually does. What you use to make that product is a tool, including what language you use.
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by Arzh 10y ago
Yeah you can call the language a tool, since most languages can get the same job done but some do certain jobs better.
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by Arzh 10y ago
Man I dislike all of their top picks, I guess I'm just old now adays.
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by Arzh 10y ago
I'm guessing they can't pull their head out of github to know that it is the better version of what atom is trying to do.
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by Arzh 10y ago
How many other review / CVS have you used. I really hate github and pull requests. They are by far the worst tools I've used and I've used too many to count.
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by Arzh 10y ago
To be fair I try to ignore everyone, not just the homeless and blind.
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by Arzh 10y ago
I really like that google isn't anonymous and that it pulls everything that I've done in the past to give me better results. I usually have to jump through a lot of hoops to get the same level of results from DDG.
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by Arzh 10y ago
Yeah it also seemed like a weird analysts of what games would need from the CPU.
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by Arzh 10y ago
But that was an easy call for Mac since no one really cared about OS9, windows on the other hand still cares about supporting old tech since the people who give them a bunch of money a year are still running it.
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by Arzh 10y ago
Yeah it's totally censorship, except there is no indication that they actually want to censor this guy...
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by Arzh 10y ago
> If you dive into the bug, you tend to fix the local issue in the code, but if you think about the bug first, how the bug came to be, you often find and correct a higher-level problem in the code that will improve the design and prevent
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by Arzh 10y ago
Wow, I was watching YouTube from the beginning and I have never heard of this. I guess I was more in the sketch comedy and sudo public access side of it.
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by Arzh 10y ago
I was wondering why my Pizza Hut login process got a lot smoother.
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by Arzh 10y ago
An alternate take on the history from people who lived through it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaDdLhnIoA4
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by Arzh 10y ago
This article makes way more sense when he says he never read the Design Patterns book. If he had, he would know that before he started. They explain that the book is a collection of patterns that they have compiled from a bunch of people an
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by Arzh 10y ago
"and consumers have the last word about which apps they want to use on their devices." Is this true in the EU? Do the carriers and hardware manufacturers not bundle in a bunch of total garbage that you aren't allowed to remov
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by Arzh 11y ago
ok, thank
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by Arzh 11y ago
It's compile times, those are very easily tested and measured.
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by Arzh 11y ago
Yes of course, but compiling the code is faster than generating the code and then compiling it. Templates are much slower than just compiling code straight.

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