Bjartr

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by Bjartr 4y ago
It's funny, any other post on HN about improvements to Rust I've seen are chock full of comments to the effect of "I guess that feature is nice, but when will they improve the compile times?" And now many of the replies
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by Bjartr 4y ago
This looks very useful! I'm gonna try to give this a shot some time this week.
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To me the whole point of saying "maintenance mode" is to tell people to only expect things like necessary security patches and critical bug fixes instead of new features. If those things aren't happening, then there isn'
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Did a brief Google and didn't find anything describing how the tenori on sequencing style differs from other grid based sequences. Mind going into some detail on that?
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> Just because they're saying they are doesn't mean they can actually do that. They can act as if they can and sue those that try to ignore it. Then focus on drawing out the legal battle it would take to actually settle the qu
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by Bjartr 4y ago
ADHD, without a doubt. I take medication to manage it well enough to take care of myself and do well at work, but it's still the single largest obstacle I face in all my endeavors personal and professional.
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Looking further into it, there's more nuance to it. Of the several people who popularized the phrase in the early 1900s, one of them was Harry Gordon Selfridge. While he is lumped in with the others, the phrase he used was actually &qu
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by Bjartr 4y ago
> which means a business should always have the best interests of customers at heart and always assume good faith I thought it meant, at least originally, that a customer's choice to shop, or not, at your store needs to be treated
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by Bjartr 4y ago
And on the flipside to dang's question, do you have any links to some threads from the good old days you're describing? It'd be interesting to read through them.
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If it's immediately responsive to me rather than making me wait in line, there could be a place for such things.
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Put another, another way, they recognize the limits of their own discipline and choose to remove the temptation by social agreement.
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What would you say good training for juniors should look like.
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by Bjartr 4y ago
Interesting trivia: "Literally" has been routinely used to mean "figuratively" for over a century. It's definitely not a recent change in usage.
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by Bjartr 4y ago
Not everyone is an equally effective communicator. Plenty of people struggle to strike the right tone in written communication, others aren't even aware they're missing the mark. A tool like this can help people ensure that the me
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by Bjartr 4y ago
What you want to buy is commercial signage displays. They're dumb and reliable.
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A customer list can absolutely be reasonably considered to be information with actual and potential value from not being generally known to other persons (competitors) who would obtain economic value from it's disclosure. So long as yo
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by Bjartr 4y ago
For what it's worth, adding a bounds check could be reasonably added to the compiled binary directly. Even if it can't be rebuilt from source.
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by Bjartr 4y ago
But existing uses of Pantone colors will be appearing as black, not their RGB approximations, unless you pay $21/mo. from November on in Adobe products.
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by Bjartr 4y ago
It's not just about precision of position, it's about precision of timing. Intuitively knowing what to do, precisely when it's appropriate to do so, as a result of combining numerous sensory details. If you know exact details
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by Bjartr 4y ago
Both welding and surgery are great examples of tacit knowledge, that is to say, knowledge that can't be easily transferred. Sure the theory of both might be efficiently learnable, but studying for it isn't going to make your first
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by Bjartr 4y ago
You've got the technical definition correct, but the vast majority of usage of the term meme today is the colloquial usage, which is centered on humor, and has only a passing similarity to Dawkins' idea. Really, it's used tod
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by Bjartr 4y ago
The invariant form would be something like: for any program state, there is eventually a state that will be reached that contains the ordered set containing input elements. My phrasing is rough, but it is an invariant that can be expressed
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by Bjartr 4y ago
> where are the companies that are doing this type of thing for NPC dialogue in games. I'd put good money on AAA studios actively working on this. Voice acting budgets make up a non-trivial portion of expenses and actively constrain
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by Bjartr 4y ago
Neither works for me in Chrome on Android
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Observables are better, but self reported metrics do still have value. It's an aggregate version of the problem devs encounter when doing usability testing. Users will tell you what their experience is, but it's up to you as a sof
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> but it will never know how to connect up those images in a manner that satisfies the human requirement of creating a good image. A few years ago I heard people saying the same thing about going from a piece of text to a picture that &q
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by Bjartr 4y ago
If one of that structure in a compound is problematic, let's see what happens when we cram in as many of them as we can!
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All of the posts in Derek Lowe's "Things I Won't Work With" series are excellent and worth a read. Do be sure to read the comments as well, there's some gold in there.
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It's because the primary editor of the notebook files barfs when presented with the file if it includes merge markers since it's no longer valid json. Imagine if one of your normal code-friendly text editors, or your ide, refused

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