Arzh

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by Arzh 13y ago
ok RAM I'm wrong about but the GPU extension is not the same thing as being able to buy the Video Card you want. So if you want to upgrade to the latest version of CUDA you can't.
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by Arzh 13y ago
Yea the only things you can't change are the CPU, the GPU or the RAM. You know the things that I might want to upgrade the most over time.
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by Arzh 13y ago
I use command line in both linux and windows, they offer the exact same thing, just different commands. Of course it windows has a few problems with it, but mostly just presentation (like static buffer size for width). I'd say 90% of m
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by Arzh 13y ago
Because no matter what, you can just go to the website and be logged in automatically. Once you let someone else use your computer you are no longer secure. This is why if you have multiple people using the same computer, you set it up to h
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by Arzh 13y ago
They do something interesting in the 'template' lib, they have a func called Must which will eat the error and throw a panic if you don't want to handle each error yourself, I like it because it's much more explicit than
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by Arzh 13y ago
yes a switch will not fallthough unless you tell it manually http://golang.org/ref/spec#Fallthrough_statements
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by Arzh 13y ago
I like remapping 'comment' to ctrl-Q and 'uncomment' to shift-ctrl-Q. Makes for really quick editing of code while using the mouse.
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by Arzh 14y ago
This isn't a new notation, it's just a new font on the old notation.
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by Arzh 14y ago
Later tweets between the two of them show that they were joking with each other, but I guess that doesn't make a good story.
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by Arzh 14y ago
The floppy disc rendering is already a timeless symbol for the 'Save' action. The first thing you think about when seeing it is 'Save' not 'I need to get my disc out.' Also most apps save automatically and usually use an animation of somet
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by Arzh 14y ago
A bit strange that he brings Gabes ego into it. I would think that if hes trying to fill his ego (nothing about him seems to indicate that) he would try to stomp out microsoft, not run it.
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by Arzh 14y ago
I was thrown a bit when he say's "To code in Vim, you have to keep Vim in your head just as much as the code that you’re editing. You have to constantly think about what you’re doing." I have a few coworkers who work completely in vim while