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by Jare 10y ago
Exactly. A few days using HyperV for my linux desktop guest was enough to convince me that I didn't need Docker for Windows THAT bad. I'm back to Virtualbox.
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by Jare 10y ago
QEdit's configurability was amazing. Back in the early 90s I had a completely hand built config, a feat I have never dared to repeat with subsequent editors. I wrote a lot of code in it at home, and nagged my employer into buying some
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by Jare 10y ago
During development of the game [Prototype] I experimented with a number of game logic update scenarios, including variable timesteps, fixed (potentially multiple per frame) and limited fixed (potentially leading to slow motion), in combinat
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by Jare 10y ago
I haven't looked in detail for this example, but IIRC Phaser always supported multiple updates per tick by default, see https://github.com/photonstorm/phaser/blob/9579263333d799bf7... edit: guess I spoke
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by Jare 10y ago
Darn, I bought the DVD when it came out as a two-sided disc (!) with no commentary. And now I... er... how does one get DVD movie commentaries / featurettes in this day and age?
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by Jare 10y ago
Is it established that Uber actually generates profits from this service? I seriously doubt it.
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by Jare 10y ago
> mocking the US military See, I have never agreed with this interpretation. I think Verhoeven is mocking society at large and how we celebrate appearances and shallowness rather than appreciate independence and quality of thought. There
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by Jare 10y ago
When I originally tried Twitter ~6 years ago, I found reading these soups of compressed writing, forced bad grammar, tags and @'s so weird, cryptic and confusing that I gave up immediately. It took me a while to rejoin and slowly get t
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by Jare 10y ago
With zero experience in ember, as soon as I saw that I first needed to install the ember cli, I assumed it was something built on top of ember. Which doesn't sound lightweight or even interesting to a non-ember user, so was quickly fol
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by Jare 10y ago
Yeah I tried to go that route but acting upon knowledge of the future is a narrative slippery slope. It's valid for a story setup I think, but not for explaining details. The movie acts like memories of the future are not fully under o
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by Jare 10y ago
Why would it make sense? There's nothing supporting the idea that if we "work it out" we will understand better, faster, or some other kind of -er. It's certainly an easy way out, but I at least find it unsatisfying.
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by Jare 10y ago
I don't think the kind of stuff that would make the show more popular (forced relationships, character angst, etc) is the kind of stuff I want to see it in. So, personally, I'd rather they stick to their guns and deliver the best
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by Jare 10y ago
Trying to describe global warming with solid science is beyond most people; even someone smart (regardless of other "issues") like Scott Adams feels the need to ask why there are multiple models and why don't we just pick the
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by Jare 10y ago
I recall Ambience by Tran as one of the first (and few) tasteful interlaced productions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJshv8BjdoM VESA-compatible hicolor and truecolor were about to become commonplace.
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by Jare 10y ago
Note to self: always check the thread before digging up this kind of stuff myself. Thanks!
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by Jare 10y ago
If you fork a go package with subfolders, you will be in for some trouble. Your fork is still importing the original subpackages, because they are referenced by their absolute (original) address. You don't want to rename the imports in
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by Jare 10y ago
If everyone is the same situation then that delay becomes just a normal aspect of the hiring process. I'd be more concerned about the types of abuses that the delay could allow in countries with a less mature employment culture: backin
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by Jare 10y ago
Thank you all for your comments. Swapping the forms is pretty neat!
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by Jare 10y ago
To clarify: do you think there are sets of semantic decisions using S-expressions that would still "get rid of the whole debate", and not make autocomplete harder in practice? (not that it's important of course, but your rema
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by Jare 10y ago
> My personal opinion is that everyone should just use s-expressions. Aren't S-expressions particularly problematic for providing autocomplete hints?
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by Jare 10y ago
Google wants to have a word with you. Or rather, they don't want to, and won't let you if you do.
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by Jare 10y ago
If the lifetime of the temporary ended with the function body, the assignment (which reads the temporary via the returned reference) happens afterwards and that's UB. Essentially, int const &r = f(3); and int r = f(3
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by Jare 10y ago
That's what I had always thought would happen; it makes sense. However, if I'm reading things correctly, the posted article disagrees, and this link also disagrees: http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21&
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by Jare 10y ago
If the lifetime of the temporary holding the value 3 can (implementation-defined) be limited to the body of the function, the assignment to r happens when the temporary can (implementation-defined) be destroyed already.
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by Jare 10y ago
No, that post refers to the lifetime of temporaries held by local reference variables. My question is about temporaries created to pass reference parameters to a function. Is the lifetime of that temporary the BODY of the function? The full
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by Jare 10y ago
I'd love it if someone could shed some light on my question here: https://www.reddit.com/r/cpp/comments/5zzurr/c_value_categor... int const &f(int const &a) { return a; } int r = f
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by Jare 10y ago
The biggest benefit should be a powerful and expressive language, the biggest downside would be incompatibility with lots of existing (java-oriented) Scala code.
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by Jare 10y ago
Imagine the computers used and shared by students in a University.
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by Jare 10y ago
That was my initial thought - however after rereading his post he seems to refer to changing files quickly on a single system and seeing the changes replicated to multiple additional systems. This reading suggests Dropbox fails to keep up a
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by Jare 10y ago
IANAL and not even US resident, but "provide incentives, rewards, rebates, surcharges, penalties, or other inducements related to wellness programs" [emph mine] sounds pretty clear to me - they can make your healthcare plan un

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