Lev1a

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by Lev1a 8y ago
You can make functions with default arguments right now (a little easier thanks to Impl Trait): http://play.rust-lang.org/?gist=4f74d3dcee0031e99cb99bb54da5... Concerning keyword args as I remember them from Python you woul
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by Lev1a 8y ago
As long as you don't use "*" as the version for any of the crates in your project's Cargo.toml it should stay at one particular version and therefore follow SemVer guarantees. If you are REALLY paranoid, you can even hav
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by Lev1a 8y ago
I have that issue as well and read somewhere online that it's due to youtube serving both their ads and normal videos from the same domain name, which can be distinguished by content-based blockers like uBlock but not by pihole which o
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by Lev1a 8y ago
What I meant to say is that the old one is a logo that (without any text or anything) practically screams "hospital"/"medical institution" to anyone looking at it for the first time, while the new one is rather ambi
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by Lev1a 8y ago
Your first paragraph immediately reminded me of the logo/CI transition for one of Germany's largest hospital operators, "Helios" (subsidiary of Fresenius): "old" logo (easily recognizable as a medical instituti
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by Lev1a 9y ago
> "spirit of the times" (there must be a word in German for that) There is. It's "Zeitgeist", a term that AFAIK has also been introduced into the English language.
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by Lev1a 9y ago
There ARE some types of non-intrusive ads (read: unnoticed unless specifically searched for) like little ribbons with text and maybe a link, like on [Troy Hunts blog]( https://www.troyhunt.com/ ) or small non-animated banners
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by Lev1a 9y ago
You're able to activate that feature right now. - open about:config. - type "autoplay" into the search bar at the top of the page. There should be two options there: "media.autoplay.enabled" and "media.block-au
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by Lev1a 9y ago
There is also the problem of the fossil-fuel lobby that just can't accept their source of income is going to become less relevant by the year and hopefully fades into the pages of history within the century.
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by Lev1a 9y ago
Problem being, AFAIK, that solar farms consume vast parts of surface area compared to other forms of power gen.
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by Lev1a 9y ago
> turning retirement savers into passive investors I.e. stealing money from pension accounts so you can satisfy your urge to gamble with money you don't have for money you'll inevitably lose in the next bubble or blow on unnece
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by Lev1a 9y ago
Huh, was that also in the first edition? I learned using that and if this pattern matching pattern (heh) is indeed in there, I must have overread it...
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by Lev1a 9y ago
Concerning the "Pattern matching" section, I've never, in all my time programming Rust, seen that specific pattern of destructuring the input values of the function in the fn declaration part. Now I feel the need to use that
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by Lev1a 9y ago
SOME types of execise are bad or at least not that great for you, like jogging/running as it damages your knees in the long run(heh).
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by Lev1a 9y ago
>[...] the creator used his [...] >The puzzle centered on a painting created by @coin_artist >When @coin_artist saw [...], she knew the puzzle had finally been solved—almost three years after she created it. Just saying.
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by Lev1a 9y ago
Considering that Intel can pretty much raise the end price as much as they want and consumers will still make a bee line for it, I'd say Intels margin is secure here.
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by Lev1a 9y ago
> This does not necessarily mean what was done here was in any way unsafe > unlicensed pilots > unauthorized/unregistered aircraft > cavalier attitude toward regulatory compliance Yeah, that sounds in no way unsafe. There a
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by Lev1a 9y ago
How many DECADES old is your hardware that an idling just-set-up Ubuntu uses 10% CPU?
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by Lev1a 9y ago
From a quick glance you should probably cd into the rust/ subdirectory to build the rust code of this project.
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by Lev1a 9y ago
Even I (as someone who has a profound hatred for MS and their business practices) have to admit that VSCode is vastly superior to Atom, which is why I have used the former instead of the latter for a long time.
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by Lev1a 9y ago
At some point in the future the cost of maintenance vs. cost of rewriting/upgrading will be so much in favor of the latter that businesses will make the (correct) choice to "go with the times" instead of spending an ever incr
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by Lev1a 9y ago
Like with any other system where some old version just won't go away, the ones who absolutely will not switch to Python 3 will eventually (literally) go extinct. What we can do, as the people who live in the present, is educate program
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by Lev1a 9y ago
AFAIK, Ubuntu does as well (if you mean that you have to write 'python3' instead of 'python' to execute Python3)
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by Lev1a 9y ago
I'm fairly confident that the "anything" in GP refers to the concept of "any substance", as in flour, butter, chunks of metal, kilo of coke, some amount of olive oil, etc. Y'know, the usual stuff, not something
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by Lev1a 9y ago
IIRC they have the same problem as ABP, i.e. selling out their users.
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by Lev1a 9y ago
So something like linting for known bad-practice patterns at compile time and failing compilation if at least one is found? Although it only warns by default IIRC, there is clippy [1] for Rust. And the current lints: https://ru
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by Lev1a 9y ago
You do know how to read, right? The linked article is six days old and this is a duplicate post.
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by Lev1a 9y ago
In a day and age where most of the TVs and monitors sold right now are 1080p and up, 720p is not an acceptable maximum resolution for streaming anymore.
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by Lev1a 9y ago
You probably mean the German expression "dreiviertel zwei". This expression is however not used everywhere in Germany because in other regions it may be said as - "viertel vor zwei" (approx. "quarter to two") o
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by Lev1a 9y ago
"greater consolidation" == "easier establishment of monopolies" (probably)

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