Izkata

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by Izkata 1y ago
> Just think of it as a rebase request instead of a pull request. PR was always the wrong terminology anyway. I kinda feel like your terminology is mixed up... You start off describing branches, but then say "pull" request and
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by Izkata 1y ago
> If anything, contributors need a local branch that is then merged to the trunk (unless, somehow, everyone is live-editing the main branch?). The term originates in the svn or earlier era (hence "trunk"), when "commit&quo
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by Izkata 1y ago
I think it's the opposite from the other responses you got: I don't listen to podcasts so I can't comment on that one, but for the rest, those are all usually focused on the topic at hand (yes, even the hours long youtube vid
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by Izkata 1y ago
But the coroutine object itself isn't synchronous, it represents suspended processing and by stuffing it into a task can be run asynchronously. If we don't try to consider it a separate third thing, I'd still put the coroutin
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by Izkata 1y ago
> Like think of this in the context of a decade ago. The news would’ve been amazing. People have been posing examples of similar "weird non-human design" results throughout here that are more than a decade old.
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by Izkata 1y ago
> Frankly, I'm not sure why that design decision was made and find it rather confuses the meaning of await: asynchronously wait. I've always understood it to mean "wait for asynchronous object", not that the wait itse
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by Izkata 1y ago
That's still how it works: https://stackoverflow.com/help/privileges If you're logged out it's just a list, but if you're logged in it'll grey out and put a checkmark next to the ones you have
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by Izkata 1y ago
I got a notification a month or so ago for an email I'd completely forgotten about, apparently last used around 2005 or 2006, that it would be deleted in a few months if I didn't log in. It seems haphazard but they do seem to be
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by Izkata 1y ago
> Now extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence and I don't believe the "Epstein was killed" has ever come close to meeting that standard. A disabled security camera is more likely the result of guards who wanted
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by Izkata 1y ago
When did I ever claim they're not engineers? I said I mentally bucketed them into "inventor" instead of "engineer". People can be more than one thing at once, it's just not the association I have in my mind,
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by Izkata 1y ago
Ignoring the first three, the rest I've mentally bucketed into "inventor" and not "engineer". And that's assuming I have them associated with the right century - definitely would have excluded the Wright brothe
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by Izkata 1y ago
There's actually 4 kinds: def foo(... # public def _foo(... # internal def __foo(... # munged def __foo__(... # magic Internal is more convention as the language doesn't really do anything with it, but it does with mu
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by Izkata 1y ago
And on the other end of the spectrum, Colorways was extremely bland compared to user themes.
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by Izkata 1y ago
There are two types of "long" dashes, and it is using the other one (en-dash).
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by Izkata 1y ago
Isn't i going to be one past end on the last iteration? I think you want either "++i <= end" or "i++ < end", and that's assuming "end" is inclusive. If it's exclusive then "++i < en
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by Izkata 1y ago
A step further, homeowners are public information. You can even look up the records online for free on county treasurer websites.
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by Izkata 1y ago
It's been a long time (we've gone all React), but I remember doing reusable components with templatetags.
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by Izkata 1y ago
First, [] + {} isn't an object, it's a string. Second, {} + [] isn't a type conversion issue, it's a parsing issue. That {} isn't an object, it's a code block. Assign {} to a variable to ensure it's an o
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by Izkata 1y ago
You have to pull them out by key name, and not just get everything. Here's a working version, though with a totally different syntax (to avoid having to list the keys twice, once as keys and once as resulting variable names): >
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by Izkata 1y ago
Junior roles, not junior developers. They're useful for exactly the gruntwork you're describing, freeing up seniors for the higher-level or more difficult stuff while learning from it. The theory is the roles would disappear beca
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by Izkata 1y ago
It allows things to be added and removed from the main executable without changing the interface. This means if someone has a good idea everyone starts using, and they implemented it as a subcommand like this, it could eventually be integra
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by Izkata 1y ago
Originally no, and nowadays it seems like it's a result of that tech debt: Youtube did a frontend rewrite using an early spec of web components, that only Chrome ever fully implemented, and they used Polymer to polyfill other browsers
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by Izkata 1y ago
> Terminator is the same. The first movie was a perfect sci-fi action movie, with a trippy premise and loads of fun. The second was a subversion of the first: the Terminator is the good guy! And that worked too. But after that, where els
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by Izkata 1y ago
Or maybe run out of inodes? I've seen that a few times.
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by Izkata 1y ago
> For whatever reason, most proficient readers I know have an intuition about the correct pronunciation of a word even if they’ve never heard it spoken before. Because pronunciation rules exist, they're just never explicitly taught
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by Izkata 1y ago
Rules exist, but most are never taught and instead only learned through exposure. It's why "ghoti" is a trick - you have to break several rules of English pronunciation to get "fish" out of that. Here's a page
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by Izkata 1y ago
> this same, old I think the original claim got corrupted into what people argue about now: those lower fps were found to be roughly the border between perceiving something as smooth motion and jerky stop-motion (like claymation). Then s
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by Izkata 1y ago
Doctors and teachers handle that, since they have regular contract with children. At least in my state they're required by law to report suspected child abuse.
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by Izkata 1y ago
> Regarding screen readers, you can have it read all links, which is why the 'click here' is an issue. So you want a balance. Change "for x, <a href=...>click here</a>" "<a href=...>for x,
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by Izkata 1y ago
I think you missed the comment that was doing a complete breakdown of the components. If anything by your argument it's more relevant because it shows the breakdown can sometimes be misleading.

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