Olreich

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by Olreich 7y ago
Isn’t it supposed to replace like 8 different jets? Seems like an overloaded set of requirements.
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by Olreich 7y ago
Most web telemetry packages are extremely creepy, either by sharing all the data with tons of third parties, or by slurping up insane details to try to specifically fingerprint each user. Trying to tell users that they have to opt in to tha
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by Olreich 7y ago
Really off-topic here, but for savings accounts that are going to tick up over time and don’t need to be available within 24 hours, you can open a savings account with a different bank that has better savings interest rates and set up an au
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by Olreich 7y ago
Why are all of the comparisons to untreated lumber? Shouldn’t they have tested against pressure-treated lumber too to see how well it performs against that?
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by Olreich 7y ago
If you’re doing any moderately complex analysis of the data in your database, the ORM will quickly start falling down. Abstracting the query layer into the application codebase is nice, and mapping entities to objects is nice, but ORM is no
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by Olreich 8y ago
Fats, protein, and exercise. You won’t get fat, but you’ll put on muscle which will help move toward the appearance you’re looking for. Without weight lifting or forcing yourself to eat way more than you should do you retain more fat, you m
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by Olreich 8y ago
1) That’s scrolloff, `set scrolloff=0` to remove this function altogether (I keep mine set to 2) 2) That’s incsearch, `set noincsearch` to turn it off.
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by Olreich 9y ago
> I have yet to see a "Visual" programming environment that is even close to as efficient as normal programming. I may well be in a minority on this one, but surely time spent on this would better be spent in other areas like i
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by Olreich 9y ago
I was replying to the performance of the application. Debugging: Fair enough. VSCode is starting to stray toward IDE, which the others described specifically exclude. They focus on the text editing and leave the debugging for other speciali
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by Olreich 9y ago
Definitely the plugins in your Emacs. Might want to take a look through them and clean things up.
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by Olreich 9y ago
VSCode doesn't beat SublimeText, Vim, Emacs, or Notepad++. Electron apps might beat other electron apps (VSCode over Atom), but we're still a long sight off from electron apps beating compiled ones in most cases.
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by Olreich 9y ago
> but in most workloads Java is faster. I can't find any data to back that up, can you point me at some? > Function<Integer, Integer> f = x -> x + 1; Fair point, didn't know about Function > I think you haven
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by Olreich 9y ago
Not Bryan obviously, but here's a rundown of the highlights and lowlights of Go as I see them, paying attention to JVM languages (since I don't know that much about C#). The Good: * Performance. Java and the JVM are certainly perf
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by Olreich 9y ago
It seems to me that since fluent readers can still read this dyslexic text, that it's not that our brains can't learn to read it, but that we suck at teaching how to read to people with dyslexia.
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by Olreich 9y ago
Modal editing does make macros far easier to work with...
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by Olreich 14y ago
As the performance goes up, the applications will rise to fill the cpu with things to do.
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by Olreich 14y ago
Lachman's numbers are wrong. Not that those numbers are innaccurate, but that they aren't comparing the right numbers. According to Lachman, the price to connect a single home via fiber is $1250. The price that Google is selling it's servic
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by Olreich 14y ago
Yes, but in the context of OnLive, connection drops aren't any more horrible than they would be on a regular MMO client. In fact, since the whole problem with MMOs is the distributed nature of them and unpredictable latency to the clients,
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by Olreich 14y ago
The form is the element screwing you over. It's compressing everything to minimum. Set form{height:100%} and it spans the page again. You can also move the form just inside of the table and get the desired effect.
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by Olreich 14y ago
MMOs have lots of potential actually. They are built to deal with lots of lag on input, and hide it well.
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by Olreich 14y ago
The compression quality is typically rather poor (meaning you get artifacts). The graphical quality as of a few months ago was also poor in comparison to your own rig. It's also got latency issues. They get 80ms or higher on average. So, fo
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by Olreich 14y ago
cool
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by Olreich 14y ago
How does one use that template? Can you show me a function that takes anything with a do() method? Like this?: do<A>(a) do<B>(b) Can I take any arbitrary type with an "int do()" method and use that with do? Like
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by Olreich 14y ago
Vim and Emacs kill that argument. Neither is slow, and both are older than dirt in computer years. Sublime Text may continue the march without becoming super slow as well. I'm sure a Java-focused IDE could be fast and excellent, but that's
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by Olreich 14y ago
in ~/.vimrc : set list set listchars=tab:▸\ ,eol:¬ it's in the getting started section.