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by Inityx 5y ago
You could also, idk, try to improve the system so that luck isn't so heavily weighted.
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by Inityx 6y ago
I wish this web page used a smaller font, 24px (18pt) is really, really large. (HN comments are 9pt.) The page's ToC uses 60% of the body font, which is ~10pt.
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by Inityx 6y ago
>In other languages you have exceptions, polymorphism, implicit constructors, destructors (and their order in case of inheritance, templates, etc. Of these, Rust has only destructors :)
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by Inityx 6y ago
Photoshop has fundamentally different editing paradigms (e.g. layer styles, adjustment layers) that make it incomparable to GIMP.
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by Inityx 6y ago
The last four years are damning evidence that the so-called "Marketplace of Ideas" is mostly just a petri dish for Fascism.
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by Inityx 6y ago
The conceit here is that rendering happens server-side, so visible game-state latency is replaced by input latency.
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by Inityx 6y ago
I'm so sick and tired of seeing spinners that keep spinning, even after the process failed; this is an epidemic in web apps, where failures are often a bit too graceful and application state is silently corrupted.
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by Inityx 6y ago
Right, we are in agreement here; the person I replied to insinuated it was unethical for them to disable anyone, as it would be a violation of free speech. As you have just explained, it is not.
99.
by Inityx 6y ago
Pretty big leap you just made, to come in with the assumption that they are
100.
by Inityx 6y ago
Facebook is a private company, and the privilege of having gratis access to someone else's broadcasting platform is not a tenet of free speech.
101.
by Inityx 6y ago
Sure, but addition is commutative everywhere...
102.
by Inityx 6y ago
Are you really arguing that Rust is currently redundant because of a language that hasn't hit v1.0.0 yet, has no industry support, and doesn't use a modern build system or package manager?
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Submarine Cable Map(submarinecablemap.com)
235 points by Inityx 6y ago|134 comments
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by Inityx 6y ago
Taxation without representation is what caused the American Revolution
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by Inityx 6y ago
https://youtu.be/k0_LQtPQUu8
106.
by Inityx 6y ago
>Fortunately we have both dry erase boards and a chalkboards to keep track of such things. What an incredibly bad-faith argument. Whiteboard and blackboard refer to the physical color of the board. The reason people don't like white
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by Inityx 6y ago
Yes, that's why it said "very likely"
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by Inityx 6y ago
There are checkboxes in the settings menu to substitute the number row and alt keys respectively
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by Inityx 6y ago
Is it just me or are the velocity numbers inverted?
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by Inityx 7y ago
Rust treats parameters identically to local variables, since they are just local variables. All rules that apply to variables also apply to all function arguments (including `this`/`self`).
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by Inityx 7y ago
People don't.
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by Inityx 7y ago
> standard library is allowed to do stuff normal libraries are not allowed to do. How does this work, given that it's still written in C++? Is there special casing in the compiler to define the behavior?
113.
by Inityx 7y ago
Hulu seems to be doing OK
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by Inityx 7y ago
Yeah, but he also designed JavaScript, so...
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by Inityx 7y ago
For those unaware, * do not use this on modern systems. * Normal for-loops are much faster than they were when Duff's Device was invented, since they take advantage of modern branch prediction.
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by Inityx 7y ago
Rust checking in, UFCS present
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by Inityx 7y ago
If he's squeaky clean, why is he scared shitless of people seeing his finance records
118.
by Inityx 7y ago
This should have been either a paper or a video, but it couldn't decide
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by Inityx 7y ago
> [...] because we already had Linux support ୧༼ಠ益ಠ༽୨
120.
by Inityx 7y ago
It's a hacky workaround for languages that don't support trailing commas

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