Qualadore

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by Qualadore 4y ago
They're a lot better than Save All's builtin decks, such as only including 1,000 of the most frequent words of a language, and only nouns, and not even including the word's gender. Rarely with these SRS services do you see ac
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by Qualadore 4y ago
The spacing effect can also be applied to solving problems, like "distributed practice" as opposed to "massed practice" with calculus homework [0]. Speaking completely personally, forgetting a lot of information is the e
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by Qualadore 4y ago
In my experience when I see an open-source community use something like Zulip, Glitter, Matrix, or Slack it seems inactive relative to an equivalent hypothetical Discord community. I think this outweighs the privacy concerns. Discord's
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by Qualadore 4y ago
> We should go back to the roots, forget about competing, focus on what's the best not for the end users but on what's fun for the FOSS developers, and bring back the hobby on open source projects. I prefer Blender's appro
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by Qualadore 4y ago
In terms of methodological quality, "Fixing Faults in C and Java Source Code: Abbreviated vs. Full-Word Identifier Names" [0] is a favorite of Hillel Wayne's [1]. > Manageable scope. > They did their homework. > They
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by Qualadore 4y ago
Do you have any one particular topic in mind you think isn't covered rigorously enough? If so, what's missing from it? That way someone can use "is that covered" as a heuristic for evaluating other resources in the futur
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by Qualadore 4y ago
Recording yourself debugging, then possibly reviewing the video later, is a good way to improve. Maybe during debugging I consider the strategy of writing a minimal reproduction, but decide it's too time consuming. Then after reviewing
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by Qualadore 4y ago
> then get local root With Qubes you already by default have local root [0], because LPE is usually almost a forgone conclusion if the attacker has a sandbox escape. > A Xen 0day, alone, isn't useful. I don't think there any
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by Qualadore 5y ago
I can't think of any other platform with comparable expenses. Traditional game engines have the R&D component, but not moderation, developer services, or subsidizing games that don't succeed. It helps that seriously marketing
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by Qualadore 5y ago
The 24.5% cut is fine, you have to consider the 30% app store fees for a majority mobile playerbase, all hosting is free, moderation is a major expense, and engine and platform development. Successful games subsidize everyone else, which is