Capricorn2481

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by Capricorn2481 4y ago
It has been surprisingly terrible at this for me, lately. I had a pretty simple list, which was a list of monthly expenses in a separate list, like this. Groceries - 200 Phone bill - 70 I just wanted it to add these expenses up. Exactly the
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by Capricorn2481 4y ago
>> On the other hand, Haskell is not great when you need predictable optimization or precise memory management. A lot of modern commercial software is basically business logic scaffolded over an HTTP or RPC server, which is may
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by Capricorn2481 4y ago
Alternatively, crime is taken more seriously when it happens to rich people. It's odd to watch the very billionaires who hoard the wealth, drive up property prices and force the lower class out of their homes complain about homeless pe
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by Capricorn2481 4y ago
What's the idea here? Industrial languages are obvious and so more people can jump on a project without being lost? Is C really industrial in that case? Are there any merits to languages like Haskell/Clojure when the goal is still
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by Capricorn2481 4y ago
>All that specification comes with a lot of syntax CommonLisp can do this without that syntax
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by Capricorn2481 4y ago
> as I said, that’s the well adjusted case Because you meant it as a testament to how little autonomy everyone has across the board. And then you used "not having kids" and "living in the city" as an example. You&#x27
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by Capricorn2481 4y ago
This reads like propaganda. There's nothing wrong with not having kids or living in the city in your 20's. Buying a house as a single person in this current market would be financially irresponsible. The second person in your exam
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by Capricorn2481 4y ago
Not really. Nothing wrong with complaining, but saying shit like "sounds like desperation to become relevant" (Yes that's a real comment in this thread) is just reading too much into a silly joke.
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by Capricorn2481 4y ago
This is truly an impressive thread. HN will really complain about anything. It doesn't matter how innocuous the article. Some might say everyone on here is chronically online, but I don't think that's true. It's really j
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by Capricorn2481 4y ago
Yes, but I'm noticing a lot of people complaining that it doesn't immediately look like a real person.
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by Capricorn2481 4y ago
What issues? This is an update to the docs to reinforce best practices that have been around for a while now. People are acting like there's been sudden breaking API changes. useEffect has always been a last resort technique, and even
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by Capricorn2481 4y ago
From what I understand, the real value add of this is getting motion capture close enough with a solid facial model, and being able to tweak facial animations from a few seconds of acting, with parameters automatically mapped. It's not
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by Capricorn2481 4y ago
This is in line with how I was taught how to use React years ago. I'm surprised so many people are angry with these new docs. React has been such a productivity boon for us and every time I have to work in Angular, I'm reminded of
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by Capricorn2481 4y ago
There is only one case where you should be fetching inside of useEffect, and that is with an empty dependency array to get data on first render. Pretty simple and easy to wrap your head around. Everything else is triggered by event handlers
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by Capricorn2481 4y ago
Some may read your comment negatively, but as someone that has bounced off emacs many times, I really appreciate it. It took me days just to figure out how to navigate through files in emacs. I felt really stupid trying to learn it, mainly
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by Capricorn2481 4y ago
Do you pick the lesser of 3 evils, or are there solutions to these cracks?
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by Capricorn2481 4y ago
The point being that was a definition pulled out of your ass that not everyone shares, and then you got on a soap box of opinion-based nonsense that you "feel" is right. You are speaking from nowhere but an emotional place and try
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by Capricorn2481 4y ago
That's surprising to hear. I would've thought that'd be the last place I would look for community, but maybe I'll take a look
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by Capricorn2481 4y ago
They have only banned extreme political ideologies with vaguely violent leanings, and have done so for both sides of the spectrum
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You just described both sides of the political spectrum for the past four decades, but chose to use a word that frames it as a unique phenomenon that is only applicable to a very specific kind of person. The "woke" insult has even
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by Capricorn2481 4y ago
Do you feel anyone has improved upon what Reddit is doing? Or have you only found satisfaction in specific communities on specific sites? Are there non traditional communities like Tildetown that you enjoy?