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by Legion 7y ago
I'm not the person that insulted the plugin, but I had a less than positive reaction to it too. I would say that this is putting into the template what belongs as JavaScript. In pretty much every case, where the README shows the "
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by Legion 8y ago
Sure, but this isn't a story of people who were making a concerted effort to avoid facial recognition, which the title's wording implies for a little bit of sensationalism.
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by Legion 8y ago
OR, as was my point, the title as written suggests they were actively engaged in efforts to evade facial recognition, which is a completely different story. > This, people, is exactly what prejudice is. You're reaching.
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by Legion 8y ago
More like "stumbled into" than "figured out".
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by Legion 9y ago
MoltenVK implements the Vulkan API on Metal: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/02/vulkan-is-coming-to-... And as stated in that article, work is also being made to implement Vulkan on DirectX, allowing Vul
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by Legion 9y ago
I miss this era of the Internet. It represents a period of time where average people used the open Web to publish , rather than post on a corporation's platform. Obviously there's been plenty of development since then that I woul
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by Legion 9y ago
I look forward to this being a benchmark for testing CPU advancement in the years to come. "It gets 2 frames per hour in Branchless DOOM!"
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by Legion 9y ago
Some of the good material that would have been turned into movies in the past gets turned into television/streaming shows now. Game of Thrones occupies the kind of cultural space that something like Star Wars did during the original tr
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by Legion 9y ago
Logo is great and all, but we're not talking about beginning programming for kids, we're talking about CS degrees. At some point between Logo and bachelor's degree, you run face-first into that complexity, which is the "
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by Legion 9y ago
> I would say that this basically screams "badly taught programming". Missing semicolon does not take down work, it just needs to be put back in and ide should help you. The point is that the incidental complexity is there, and
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by Legion 9y ago
The part I find interesting is the 100% success rate between bottled and tap, which is something bottled water drinkers insist is true (being able to taste the difference, that is), but are often told is just in their heads.
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by Legion 10y ago
I hope their efforts involve an overhaul of Curse, because Curse's UI is the #1 reason I use Discord.
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by Legion 10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyranny_of_the_majority
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by Legion 10y ago
Atlassian's cloud-hosted JIRA performed so poorly with even an empty account and empty projects that I thought something had to be wrong the two times we tried using it. I imagine it's a problem you can throw resources at when hos
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by Legion 11y ago
On Wave 3, "justify-content: space-between" appears to position incorrectly on Firefox 44 on OS X: http://i.imgur.com/nx6hROH.png On Chrome, it positions the turrets on the edges as expected. EDIT: Looks like evun
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by Legion 11y ago
> The author's proposed method is basically the same as how php's composer does it Composer merely cloned Ruby's Bundler and its Gemfile/Gemfile.lock in that regard. Which is a good thing. It's beyond puzzling th
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by Legion 11y ago
These sorts of projects always want me to fill in a list of repos to "watch". We've got an organization full of repos, with new ones coming on and old ones being archived all the time. I want to just say "watch this orga
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by Legion 11y ago
I can't stand articles with pagination that lack a "single page" view, defeating convenient read-it-later offline saving.
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by Legion 11y ago
It should also be pointed out that this book was the basis for the show Homicide: Life on the Street, which Simon consulted on and later produced. That's what got Simon into television and eventually writing The Wire. (That said, Simon
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by Legion 11y ago
> and about elaborate .vimrc's that take you so far away from 'standard' that you're crippled without them. Stick to a fairly basic standard install and a .vimrc of 50 lines, tops. I think this is terrible advice. Whi
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by Legion 11y ago
At my company, we switched from Sendgrid to Mandrill when we ran into some deliverability problems with Sendgrid that we could not identify a cause for, but which magically disappeared once Mandrill was doing the sending.
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by Legion 12y ago
> This is an "all your eggs in one basket" issue. And that's an incredibly valid concern, but at the same time, when you look at the other baskets and they're falling apart and have holes in the bottom, it's easy
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by Legion 12y ago
In my opinion, the lockout-shortened 2012-13 NHL season (started in January, 48 game regular season) was the best thing ever. Particularly in a country where NFL football reigns supreme, the NHL starting an 82 game season in October is just
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by Legion 12y ago
This is absolutely true for real-world coding. However, for the purposes of an exercise, I think the fact that 15 was chosen was not an accident, but is part of the exercise. Does the coder recognize the relationship between the multiples,
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by Legion 12y ago
Twitter's experience was also on pre-1.9 Ruby, ie. before YARV. Ruby itself has made major jumps forward in performance since then. Much of Ruby's reputation for slowness was earned on an interpreter that no longer exists. It&#x
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by Legion 12y ago
This is exactly what shadowbanning is for. You can see what Terry posts by opting in to do so.
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by Legion 12y ago
Neovim seriously has me so excited that I could scream like a little girl. On a list of software projects I wish existed, a modernized Vim would be numbers 1 through 10. I enjoy core Vim, but the pain of Vim's limits when adding in new
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by Legion 12y ago
TDD is a means to an end, not an end in itself. I think some TDDers lose sight of that fact. The end is well-tested code. Developers often lack the discipline to write tests after writing what appears to be working code. The point of TDD is
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by Legion 12y ago
EDIT: By browsing to the Github repo, I found the link to the One Big HTML page: http://www.greghendershott.com/fear-of-macros/all.html Original post: I wish there was a single-page version of this that I could Pocket.
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by Legion 12y ago
I don't have words for how obnoxious the little flying "Quote" box that appears when highlighting text is.

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