Manishearth

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Visualization of top tags on Stack Overflow(stared.github.io)
1 points by Manishearth 12y ago|0 comments
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by Manishearth 12y ago
Uh, I don't think Firefox actively ignores URL intents, it just prompts about them. Which is what it's supposed to do.
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by Manishearth 12y ago
This. One thing I hate about app versions of webapps is that they aren't always full feature compatible (and sometimes there's no way to even get the desktop site)
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by Manishearth 12y ago
Note: Rust is designed to be as efficient as C++. Well, sort of, since we don't have all of the optimizations yet (we use llvm so we get most of them for free) But Minecraft itself is in Java. And it does get pretty slow even with low
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by Manishearth 12y ago
Firefox OS itself needs a lot of proprietary stuff (Drivers, etc), however. But meh, drivers.
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by Manishearth 12y ago
`throw` in Java's exception handling also prematurely exits a function. So? While `try!()` is a macro and not a core language feature, most of the macros in the standard library can be treated as such. So a Rust programmer will know th
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by Manishearth 12y ago
Note: Rust 1.0 does not mean feature complete, it means backwards compatible. A lot of the builtin libraries and features (eg compiler plugins) will not be available for use in 1.0 Rust (only in the nightlies) 1.0 Rust gives an option for p
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by Manishearth 12y ago
As far as I can tell , it's not a novelty, there has been other similar research. Gravity -> certain types of interaction theories -> restrictions of entropy -> time. That connection has been condensed into "gravity cause
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by Manishearth 12y ago
Besides the fact that most people new to IRC are completely intimidated, a good web client solves connection issues as well. I'm behind a university proxy, for example, and port 6667 doesn't work. Currently I ssh-screen-irssi, but
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by Manishearth 12y ago
Glad you like it. While I didn't make this change myself, I made the change that sparked this discussion (and was a part of the discussion). Been getting mails about it on both sides of the spectrum :P It really was a illogical feature
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by Manishearth 13y ago
B) "Someone is gifting free interesting content to the site". That's the attitude that caused Yahoo! Answers. SE has a higher quality bar, so that there are good, answerable questions. If a question seems unanswerable to man
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by Manishearth 14y ago
Depends. Does it make it cleaner, faster, and more readable? Go for it. Does it just use syntactic sugar to cram stuff into one line? Don't do it.
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by Manishearth 14y ago
Thanks everyone for the support. The site has reached its goal and will probably go into private beta in <a week. :)
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by Manishearth 14y ago
Nah, community wiki is no longer used for questions except in special cases.
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by Manishearth 14y ago
They don't do that, they migrate the question. You just need to flag and ask for migration.
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by Manishearth 14y ago
Oh, also, that's a comment. That's for discussing the value of the example question. There's no "example answer". Once the site launches then there will be proper Qs and As
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by Manishearth 14y ago
The site hasn't launched yet. Those are example questions to clarify the scope of the site. And yes, that question is a bit broad, can't do much about that. Broad questions on the actual site will probably be closed. Not sure about this one
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Help Arduino Stack Exchange reach beta by committing to it(area51.stackexchange.com)
43 points by Manishearth 14y ago|15 comments