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My first advice for anyone who wants to use Vim for C++ development would be - don't. I've used exclusively Vim for over 10 years and it's too comfortable to switch to anything else, so I'm losing out on a lot of product
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That's pretty useful for giving out to sites that believe you can't have a + in your email, but you still want to track who the address is shared with. Does anyone know if you can make different filters for differently dotted vers
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6y ago
Don't the flashcarts count as breaking DRM and thus not allowed by the DMCA?
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From what I remember playing with the homebrew devkit, there is a hardware flag saying which screen the 3d engine writes to. So you will flip that flag every frame and have 30fps per screen.
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No, when the process is waiting on read/write to a file, it cannot be interrupted. The signal literally will not reach it until the syscall finishes. This is a deficiency of Linux design inherited from Unix and something that is being
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6y ago
> We (consumers) are to blame No, the farmers are to blame. This is the kind of thing regulations solve. If we force the use of sustainable and ethical farming methods through regulation, like how we force producers to obey all other asp
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The claim is that Oatly is not a good substitute for milk, and that cow milk is perfectly fine to drink for a good percentage of people, which I judge the article demonstrated satisfactorily. You can of course say you don't want to (or
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6y ago
That's because you're using Firefox on Linux. I have literally no fucking idea how they managed, but all these bugs are only present in Firefox on Linux. Chrome works everywhere, Firefox on Windows works, it's just Firefox
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6y ago
If the police are seizing your PC (presumably following an investigation and a warrant) and you have put an accelerometer to shut it down (or unmount an encrypted volume) when moved in order to deny them access to the encrypted data, would
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I get the acute feeling that we're training medical doctors mainly in theory and giving them a very good understanding of human biology, but skipping the crucial step of training them to treat people. I myself had to see several profes
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He's just closing the gap between people who want the book but can't pay. It's just arbitrage, don't worry.
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Well, from personal experience, normal keyboards give me wrist pain, even mechanical ones, while the ergodox does not. Obviously everyone is different and the movements that cause me pain may be comfortable for you, but it's not right
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6y ago
These should all just have been pragmas with their own syntax. I would even accept something as heretical as "@" for the pragma command, e.g. @build linux @generate <cmd> <args> @C #include <stdio.h> @c
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sixel for displaying static images or https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReGIS for vector graphics. Sadly I think only xterm fully supports these. Though the modern altern
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That's really cool. The next step would be using explicit SIMD instructions. Is there a SIMD library for Haskell? Or a library for automatically doing AoS->SoA transformation on some compute code?
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There is a much simpler solution. Obviously people want their "0.01" coin, so we should instead envalue the currency. Cancel the dollar, make dollar2.0 which is exactly 10 times as valuable and done. You eliminate everything below
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6y ago
How do they have worse impact? I thought they're made of renewable lumber and compost better than plastic?
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One thing articles like this always miss, and what I'm most keen on, is how exactly the bridging works. Is there a standard Rust wasm crate that exposes the DOM? Do you pass some struct with function pointers? Is the Rust code exposed
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Nah, if Christianity gets big enough in China to threaten CCP rule, they'll break off from the Pope, form their own branch (sinodoxy?) and fight to be seen as an equal authority. Then they can do things like ban service in anything but
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Eggs are usually uniform enough to not matter. The one exception is macarons, where you measure egg whites by precise weight. But perfect macarons are incredibly finicky.
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If you don't mind me asking, what is a "music therapist"? You help people to play music, or you help people using music?
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I never understood octaves. Two sounds of different pitch that are supposed to sound "the same" somehow? Obviously if you shift a melody by multiplying every note by 2 will keep it sounding the same melodically, even though it
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> I eventually got it resolved by finding the number for the CEO's secretary or someone, and harassing them about it until they got it sorted. You should post said number publicly so others can cancel more easily.
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Yep. Mindfulness helps to lower your self-inflicted stress and worries, but it is not a solution when you have a concrete issue, like being where you don't want to be, with people you don't want to be with, doing what you don'
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I hope Facebook ends up facing justice. There is no place for racism in the USA.
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Because the entire point is to be permanently offended. The people pushing for these changes hold political power based entirely on pushing for change. The push for political correctness can never end for them, because then they will lose p
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You know, of all people, it is Slavs who should be the most offended at the use of master-slave terminology. That's where the word comes from - "slave" literally started out as "Slav person". But as an actual Slav,
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He's right that the outer keys are hard to reach, but it's not a problem for me - I just put the least used keys there, e.g. insert, layer 3, right super, sysrq, and so on.
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I expected a support group for people addicted to mathematics, lol.
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I call this the computer-human scale of board games. That is, how much of playing this game is doing the work that could be done by a computer, vs. how much is doing human reasoning and actually playing. As an example, Carcassonne is I'
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