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by CDSlice 6y ago
How do you keep the main teacher from getting out of sync with the students in the breakout sections? If a student needs 10 extra minutes with their group teacher to understand what is being taught how do they get caught back up to what the
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by CDSlice 6y ago
One option if you really want to sleep in a separate room from your phone is to get a dedicated audio player for your bedroom. Depending on the features you need (Bluetooth, streaming support from Spotify, etc.) you can get one for around $
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by CDSlice 6y ago
Neither do Python, JS, or Ruby. Personally I’d say a good dynamic language like Python is better than a rough dynamic language, but a good static language is better than a good dynamic language.
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by CDSlice 6y ago
In this specific case the macro isn’t very useful since you can easily write `trait T { ... }` yourself. They tend to be more useful when there is a lot of similar boilerplate code that only differ in a few ways. A macro can cut down most o
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by CDSlice 6y ago
With a terrible camera and horrendous battery life I’m not sure I’d call the Palm Phone “decent.” https://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/palm-phone
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by CDSlice 7y ago
I would assume the same as the motive for people writing open source software. Neither one is likely to get you paid or even exposure, so I would assume most people do it for the joy of creating.
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by CDSlice 7y ago
According to Wikipedia, C is named C because it resulted from work done by Dennis Ritchie to improve the language B, and C comes after B. B came from Ken Thompson making a cut down version of the language BCPL, so he just kept the first let
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by CDSlice 7y ago
Yeah for fiction, the only thing that beats my Kindle Paperwhite is a physical book. I'm a little surprised that you are able to do all that so well simultaneously on a PC though. Whenever I've tried to do it the context switching
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by CDSlice 7y ago
While I agree with you on e-ink being a much better reading experience, I would not say a Kindle is for technical references or other books with exact formatting requirements because the screen is so small. This, along with being underpower
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by CDSlice 7y ago
Snap! is just a JS web app, it works just fine on iPads. Snap! is also the closest to "real programming" in my experience because you can make custom blocks and reporters (aka functions), lists are first class so you can nest list
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by CDSlice 7y ago
That actually seems pretty good, especially since if you aren't using an over the air antenna there isn't much else you can do with modern flat screen TVs.
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by CDSlice 7y ago
I would actually say that the latest one is better than The Force Awakens, and MUCH better than Last Jedi. Then again, I'm in my early 20s so I can't really compare it to the original movies.
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by CDSlice 7y ago
Let me get this straight, your solution to not fragmenting the mind space is to make a new language only used in Fuchsia? Relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/927/
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by CDSlice 7y ago
Isn't this just a list of languages allowed to use when writing Fuchsia? I don't see how they would ban users from writing their apps in say Go or Clojure.
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by CDSlice 7y ago
You could also try normal Scratch now that it works on iPads in the web browser. Still limited compared to something like Godot, but it is more like a "real" programming language and would probably be a good stepping stone from Sc
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by CDSlice 7y ago
Which makes it the perfect star to cover with a Dyson sphere. What better way to flex on your interstellar neighbors than by harnessing one of the most powerful, violent things in nature?
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by CDSlice 7y ago
Fame won't pay the bills though.
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by CDSlice 7y ago
Is there any desire to help pay for software with zero commercial elements? Especially software as complex as a web browser, where it will take a lot more effort and time than other, smaller open source programs.
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by CDSlice 7y ago
Well, it isn't very weird now. Most phones now have a notch.
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by CDSlice 7y ago
That doesn't mean he is demeaning janitors, just that he doesn't want to be one. There are loads of reasons to not want to be a "code janitor" besides looking down at janitors.
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by CDSlice 7y ago
I actually think that Apocalypse is the weakest of the main DLCs. Other than the Cololsi there aren't really any big features in it. Synthetic Dawn is mandatory if you want to play as a machine empire (which are THE meta right now.) TB
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by CDSlice 7y ago
This is a great summary of Stellaris, but I have one tiny nit. If you get the Apocalypse DLC you can build a Colossus which gives you a total war war goal that lets you immediately annex conquered systems without spending influence or havin
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by CDSlice 7y ago
Stellaris doesn't have much tech or fleet micro. However, there is a _massive_ amount of planet (or more specifically, population) micro. You have to manually build up each planet and move the extra pops that grow to wherever they are
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by CDSlice 7y ago
It doesn't seem very accurate, there isn't close to enough Electron hate whenever it is in the title. This is pure gold though: > How does one make a web app using a standard framework? I've never used it, but it sounds li
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by CDSlice 7y ago
With Scratch 3.0 you can run the full web based Scratch on any iOS device, although I doubt it would be a good experience on anything other than an iPad.
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Pi Connects Colliding Blocks to a Quantum Search Algorithm(quantamagazine.org)
1 points by CDSlice 7y ago|0 comments
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by CDSlice 7y ago
Odd that you would hate a chain for being successful, especially if they are taking steps like redesigning their stores to help fix the problem. Also I would have to disagree with calling Chick-Fil-A fast food crap. That's more like v
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by CDSlice 7y ago
I think it is pretty good, especially compared to stuff like McDonald's or other fast food. They also have amazing customer service and are consistently fast at getting you your food. I'm curious which fast food chains you think t
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by CDSlice 7y ago
Chick-Fil-A's in the SE (or at least NC) are also packed to the brim whenever it is close to a meal time. Although they don't serve the best food in the world the customer service is excellent, the food is pretty good for fast foo
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by CDSlice 7y ago
Not to take away from your point, but music purchased from iTunes is your music. Purchased iTunes music is completely DRM free and can be played anyway you want by just copying the files. I'm pretty sure Amazon digital music purchases

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