Dayshine

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by Dayshine 8y ago
I'm on Linux right now and can cause this to happen by using more than 60% of my RAM. Afaik no distros correctly handle swapping onto a HDD. If I hit 80%, I get 10-20 second lock ups. If I hit >95%, I get 1-2 minute lock ups. Using
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by Dayshine 8y ago
Here's a real report of a near-miss (20m) with a drone by an RAF fighter jet: https://www.airproxboard.org.uk/uploadedFiles/Content/Standa...
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by Dayshine 8y ago
Yes, you're right, it's stronger than promise, it's "sold as".
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by Dayshine 8y ago
Ok, but we're talking about F# here, which always can, because intellisense is coming from the compiler. You're only missing type signatures when you have a type error (which will be telling you the types involved anyway...)
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by Dayshine 8y ago
I tried so hard to make this work, but a few months in realised that I was swapping to visual editors to fix problems far too often.
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by Dayshine 8y ago
>what is the compiler going to assume this object is"(looking at you, "auto" nonsense in C++) Well, the IDE shows you, inline, directly above the signature.
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by Dayshine 8y ago
Hey, I'm familiar with VS Code language extensions. Depending on your language you may or may not be able to do this. The controls you have are: - increaseIndentPattern: If a line matches this pattern, then all the lines after it shoul
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by Dayshine 8y ago
Which UI elements do you find slow? The only things I find are slow are Language Server features. Which are just as slow in any IDE because they're using the same underlying application!
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by Dayshine 8y ago
>especially for things to "Go To Symbol" where it works almost instantly whereas I'm constantly waiting for VSCode to stop spinning and give up and cmd-f search instead. "Go to symbol" isn't implemented by t
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by Dayshine 8y ago
Sure... but what's the value of a channel with no views in this example? It won't be monetised, so you can't really compare it to TV?
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by Dayshine 8y ago
>No one uses SMS because it's primitive and limited compared to regular messengers. No, noone uses it because it doesn't use data. I walk into a supermarket and lose signal so I can't SMS anymore. I can use the wifi to sen
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by Dayshine 8y ago
I've only ever had this happen on very very patchy internet connections. Usually when there's a captive portal that I haven't logged into (so the app doesn't know it's being blackholed).
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by Dayshine 8y ago
Well, if you want an example: The latest version of Edge broke the "FormData" constructor. So you can't manually create FormData to post from a set of elements not already in a form element together. And the failure is insidi
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by Dayshine 8y ago
That channel is ranked around 20,000... It's in the long tail. I picked an example of someone who does it full time.
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by Dayshine 8y ago
Picking a random example: https://socialblade.com/youtube/channel/UCbx1TZgxfIauUZyPuBz... 100k daily views, £17 - £250 estimated daily earnings. Game of thrones has an estimated 10 million viewers per episode. So,
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by Dayshine 8y ago
It's usually in addition to a password.
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by Dayshine 8y ago
Chrome remote desktop works very well for me. With the remote server on a 35Mb residential connection (so maybe 5Mb up) I can almost play games remotely. Previously, on an 100Mb symmetrical connection I was able to play games over it, altho
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by Dayshine 8y ago
Actually, I can kinda see his argument. They have this data which is not digitized. Someone requests the data in a digitized form. So, they go down their normal process for digitizing. They have certain standards for digitizing, and it hits
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by Dayshine 8y ago
It took me 2 hours to get my family member's small web business GDPR compliant...
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by Dayshine 8y ago
So, I've written a language server for a very niche programming language (Paradox Interactive games' scripting language). I started it as a VSCode extension (via LSP), and am halfway to getting a Sublime Text extension to work, an
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by Dayshine 8y ago
Not sure this means what you think it means. My unit in the university has: Academic staff: 10 Administrative staff: 70 Students: 0 Because we do research, which requires a lot of staff who aren't academics.
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by Dayshine 8y ago
Also known as crying wolf. Don't you have insurance for theft? Kind mandatory in Amsterdam.
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by Dayshine 8y ago
>The BMW just reported some ambiguous state of distress It reported damage to the car severe enough to sever the door frame!!
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by Dayshine 8y ago
>because some BMW call center calls the police in the middle of the night telling them that some car reported unspecified distress within some radius Isn't that much more severe than "window smashed"? It's "Burgl
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by Dayshine 8y ago
>Most parts of most projects that we do, whether we are paid to do those projects or not, are boring and tedious ...to you. You find most parts of your projects boring and tedious. Many people don't. I definitely don't find a
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by Dayshine 8y ago
It doesn't have to be misspelling. More likely it's forgetting which word it's supposed to be. I've only seen the word written/used in museums, so I'm unlikely to remember whether it's a mastadon, mastodon
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by Dayshine 8y ago
Poor title, it's a short introduction to MESI.
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by Dayshine 8y ago
Accountancy? My cousin is a year or two into that career (still training at this point) but it seems to be a good fit for him. Seems to fit the Maths/Economics background too.
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by Dayshine 8y ago
>Walked back in the store the next day to return But they could have been difficult about this right? In the EU at least, buying online means you can always return no questions asked within 14 days. Buying in store means you are bound
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by Dayshine 8y ago
Yes, which is fine. The ruling was because Google say it must be Chrome, and cannot be Firefox.

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