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Ideka
13y ago
This kind of crap is exactly the reason why I don't like doing just "if var:" unless var is guaranteed to be a boolean.
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Ideka
13y ago
I'm sure the parent was talking about HTML5. It isn't erroneous in HTML5.
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Ideka
13y ago
Nobody thinks it's a good idea to rewrite something just to make it "newer". The idea is to rewrite (or maybe just refactor) these tools to make them better . It's also not "fixing what's not broken", but
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Ideka
13y ago
Really? Why do you think that is? Do you have some examples?
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Ideka
13y ago
Can you link the originals?
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Ideka
13y ago
Well, he jumps back a little bit in these but don't tell me you don't see the difference. It's pretty big.
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Ideka
13y ago
I don't think so. He actually jumps back, as if trying to physically get away from the creature.
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Ideka
13y ago
What was the old one?
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Regrets of the Dying
(inspirationandchai.com)
3 points
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13y ago
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Ideka
13y ago
Relevant: http://youtu.be/9C_HReR_McQ
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Serialising any C++ data structure to disk with 20 lines of code
(voices.canonical.com)
3 points
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Ideka
13y ago
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Ideka
13y ago
iikanji looks good, but have you seen wanikani? The concept seems similar. http://www.wanikani.com/ Some feedback: I know how to read all of the stuff I tried (the first 10 kanji), mostly thanks to wanikani. But I haven
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Modern C++: don't use f*cking pointers.
(klmr.me)
14 points
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Ideka
13y ago
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Ideka
13y ago
Looks more like a "claimer" to me.
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Ideka
13y ago
The "Firefox quirk" sounds more like a Chrome quirk to me.
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Ideka
14y ago
Wow. It's like the, what, fifth time Facebook destroys any notion of privacy?
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Ideka
14y ago
I believe posting the ROM would be ilegal. To share ROM mods, people usually share patches that can be applied with a certain program (like a binary diff, I'd assume).
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Lazy C++
(lazycplusplus.com)
2 points
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Ideka
14y ago
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Game Programming Patterns
(gameprogrammingpatterns.com)
1 points
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14y ago
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Ideka
14y ago
Have you seen Mauro's response? I think he took it like a champ. https://lkml.org/lkml/2012/12/23/87
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Ideka
14y ago
Let's put it this way: he's not violating any legal rules, but he is violating some social rules. Whether that's doing something "wrong" or not is subjective, I think.
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14y ago
Reminds me of the Total Perspective Vortex, a torture machine from Douglas Adams' sci-fi book The Restaurant at the End of the Universe. For when you are put into the Vortex you are given just one momentary glimpse of the entire unimagina
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Ideka
14y ago
Check google: https://www.google.com/search?q=type+upside+down
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Ideka
14y ago
since Python is a thoroughly mediocre language. Care to elaborate?
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Ideka
14y ago
That is a problem with Facebook, not with relative dates.
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14y ago
1. Use C if you want something to go as fast as possible. Wrong: use Assembler Language. That's ridiculous. I could say "Wrong: use machine code." and go on to reach "Wrong: use wire and soldering iron." and go on and on even more.
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Ideka
14y ago
Same here. I found that having Esc in the home row is really, really convenient, not only for Vim.
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Ideka
14y ago
Note that you don't actually have to wait for the delay to start writing. If you press <Esc>O and just start writing during the delay, vim will "cancel" the delay immediately (but of course, if the first letter you type is, for inst
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I don't see anything when I close my eyes
(dfan.org)
2 points
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14y ago
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Ideka
14y ago
Here is that scene: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYAoq3cFY9U (Skip to 2:20).
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