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Debugging Dysthymia: Overcoming Chronic Fatigue(joshkaufman.net)
1 points by Flow 7y ago|0 comments
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by Flow 7y ago
Another bad thing about Windows: 3 or 4 different font rendering engines.
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by Flow 7y ago
My thing was sprite-multiplexers. In theory it's very simple. You sort the sprites by y-position, then use raster interrupts to reprogram the sprite registers for "(spriteN++ & 7)". The hardest part is sorting. It takes q
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by Flow 8y ago
The package he got was very funny. PR material for the movie "Cannibal mama - I hope to meat you" cracked me up. :-D I feel this is a subculture that could be interesting and funny.
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by Flow 8y ago
Maybe, I'm a bit skeptical, but I'm not a very good Haskell programmer. I see too much symbol soup and point-free style makes it tougher to understand the code.
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by Flow 8y ago
# Example In a very simplified example, a client instance (e.g. the Navigation process) will create a 3D scene and "publish" it within the connected RAMSES applications (e.g. the renderer of each HMI). These renderers will "s
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by Flow 8y ago
There are plenty of cheats that are seemingly impossible to detect. I play Team Fortress 2 and there's at least one cheat there that, from what I've read, uses code that's unique to each instance used by a cheater. VAC seems
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by Flow 8y ago
There are hardware based cheats for CSGO. It’s a PCI card with some custom CPU/FPGA on it that scans and changes values inside the memory of the game. When I read the title I hoped it would protect against that too, but no such luck th
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by Flow 8y ago
I get no Reader Mode icon for this site in mobile Safari, only on desktop Safari. :-(
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by Flow 8y ago
Very cool article but the scroll-jacking makes this painful to read on an iPhone. :-(
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by Flow 8y ago
I was under the impression that on iOS an app without access to the location API still could get the name of the WIFI and perhaps the SSID too?
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by Flow 8y ago
Their site is also intentionally crippled so you need the app to do some things. For example, to upload pictures, the primary function of the site... And with the app comes the tracking and stealing of personal information, often using more
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by Flow 8y ago
All I see from inside the EU is "Forbidden".
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by Flow 8y ago
Words matter. I sometimes use a bunch of Ensure*() methods in C# if I need to validate input data. They throw exceptions if condition fails. If I only do this once I don't create those methods. One drawback is the stacktrace has these
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by Flow 8y ago
Management above Greg should have seen through Gregs behavior a long time ago and acted on it. People like Greg are poison to a workplace, IMHO.
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by Flow 8y ago
Because I was talking about sites in general with these dialoges, not just this specific site.
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by Flow 8y ago
Probably it's too late. Or do they really load the scripts from Google et al after you click "Accept"?
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by Flow 8y ago
I leave or click the Reader Mode button in Safari. But my guess is that those cookies have already been set.
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by Flow 8y ago
> Strive to maintain a good work-life balance. Burnout sucks. Your health and family are more important than work. A workplace that doesn't consider this to be the case is likely to be toxic. Good advice. It's likely burnout wi
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by Flow 8y ago
Realize almost everyone suffers from Impostor Syndrome from time to time. Read a lot of code, not just code in the projects you work on, but reference/framework source code, open source. Perhaps even ask a subreddit for the language&#x
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by Flow 8y ago
Wow, what a nice project you have there. I've read that the next C# will have non-nullable reference types, have you thought about how to make your framework fit in with that? It's a "natural" Some/None in a way.
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by Flow 8y ago
But how can a civilization even start to move a star to a degree it fills a purpose?
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by Flow 8y ago
Here's a video of a classic Mac OS style UI running on 1.79MHz Atari 8-bit computers. I find this to be a very very impressive feat. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T14dL9MeMHE Speed-wise this appear to me to be about
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by Flow 8y ago
I've used DDG for close to a year now and every time I go to google.com and search it feels like a bloaty Yahoo style web. I've also noticed that when I don't get the results I want on DDG and try Google instead, it too gives
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by Flow 8y ago
I don't think there are any native Linux games from Blizzard. I mentioned Linux in the "Mac/Linux" because Linux too suffers from the sometimes more than a year late releases of these games.
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by Flow 8y ago
And another thing I hate about the yearly releases of CoD and BF: The previous versions more or less die when the new ones are released. As someone who play games on macOS, the delay before the Mac/Linux versions are released makes it
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by Flow 8y ago
That browser is feeling less and less like a Mac app every release. :-(
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by Flow 8y ago
I recall reading an article years ago describing iPhone being architectured like this. Even if the baseband system is compromised, it don't have access to the rest of the system. And traffic from the rest of the system passing thru the
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by Flow 8y ago
Many men on TRT says their balls shrink to grape sized lumps. What does it mean if they don't shrink?
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by Flow 8y ago
I hope this tracking software never made it into the macOS versions of any of those games.

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