Jare

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by Jare 7y ago
But if Catalonia secedes, the majority (they're not, but for argument's sake) of independentist catalonians will be bullying the minority of non-independentist catalonians, right? It's turtles all the way down.
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by Jare 7y ago
Unity's built in web requests were like that a few years ago, they only supported GET (with no payload) or POST, so I and many other game platform developers had to implement (d). Most famously, Parse did it too.
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by Jare 7y ago
The robot's job is to move back & forth the tool it is holding in its arms as it sweeps across the surface it is on. Give it (pipe) a shovel or a mop or a crass cutting thing and there you go.
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by Jare 7y ago
I was very excited about CS when I learned about it, and in my initial tests found it really pleasant to write. However, before committing to using it more, I went and read some other projects written in it. At that point I decided that the
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by Jare 7y ago
No, to sum it up: bad, immoral, oppressive governments do not reflect the perfectly good human qualities of some/most of the population they govern. Hate the Chinese government, not the Chinese people.
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by Jare 7y ago
> He joined company after very serious considerations He joined the company despite being aware of many red flags, just because he hoped to endure the shit until he could cash out. These are considerations, but not really what I'd c
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by Jare 7y ago
> Why does the state have a role to play in a transaction between two consenting adults? The only sensible argument would be that the state has a role only insofar as consent is in question Because that is fundamentally the purpose of go
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by Jare 7y ago
I do not believe that all nuclear stockpiles will remain untouched during this not-extinction-but-close-enough. And after the first nukes fly, who knows how many more will follow.
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by Jare 7y ago
That's a syntax knowledge problem, not a readability problem. \x -> introduces a lambda function with a parameter x, like (x) => in javascript etc.
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by Jare 7y ago
Even so, think about the damage he will do along the way.
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by Jare 7y ago
PS1 had an interlaced mode where IIRC you had to keep up with 50/60Hz, because there were only two screen pages, and every other vertical retrace would use one of them. You're rendering to buffer A while B shows, but if you'r
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by Jare 7y ago
If you are suggesting that decrease is proportional to an increase in abortions, I believe you would be very wrong https://www.guttmacher.org/infographic/2018/changes-worldwid... coupled with some estimates on pop
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by Jare 7y ago
What actually is unethical is to have healthcare systems that people working two jobs can't afford, don't you think?
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by Jare 7y ago
Yeah this is outrageous! I only trust them to design "capitalist" tax policies for large companies and billionaires.
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by Jare 7y ago
> The whole idea is to separate the global decisions (which are hard to change) - e.g. architecture, what classes, what each class do, from the local one (e.g. which data structure to use) And this would be one of the reasons why UML is
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by Jare 7y ago
The real error is acting like the most likely explanation is he just failed to do some utterly basic due diligence.
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by Jare 7y ago
When are we going to open up to `.s#`
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by Jare 7y ago
Don't be absurd, nobody is trying to, or needs to, punish the UK. This is simply what happens when you jump without a parachute. There are so many things broken in the Brexit process, broken things that exist inside the UK alone, that
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by Jare 7y ago
> return I suspect we were never there, it was just that a set of what today we consider "sociopolitical and personal opinions" were not seen as such, e.g. (content warning) groping the secretary, joking about the office retard
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by Jare 7y ago
I believe the post makes it very clear, and the title, which some may consider misleading regarding your actual issues with the new policy, is appropriate because 1) that's the feature as presented by Google, and 2) is clearly just the
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by Jare 7y ago
Is that a Lisp thing?
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by Jare 7y ago
> I facepalmed when I read that... I encourage you to read the entire article, so you understand what was his actual thought process deciding to replace docker, and the pros of the new solution.
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by Jare 7y ago
I did search twitter and found 3-5 year olds! https://twitter.com/search?f=images&vertical=default&q=push%... Actually I found a more recent tweet depicting the actual practice, which has since been deleted. For the
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by Jare 7y ago
> they do the push-up/plank thing if you want to speak I don't know what that specific practice is, and I think I really really don't want to know.
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by Jare 7y ago
It totally is a disease
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by Jare 7y ago
But it wasn't just about mankind making it to the moon. It was about getting there "before the bad guys". About making a show of willpower. About proving that no sacrifice is too large.
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by Jare 7y ago
My son spent 10 of his first 15 days of life plugged to an ECMO (he's 5 years old now!). Through the pain, fear and despair of 3 failed attempts to get him out of it, one of the thoughts that my head clung to for sanity was exactly wha
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by Jare 7y ago
> My company has tons of institutional knowledge locked away I think your company should start working on that problem ASAP.
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by Jare 7y ago
"Greater risk of codebase poisoning" is actually an interesting way to put it.
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by Jare 7y ago
Epic was also the creator of Gears of War - a game I thought was just going to be a tech demo for Unreal Engine 3 and turned out to be a masterpiece. Related (to both Fortnite and Gears of War): some words from Rod Fergusson https:/&#

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