Sawamara

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by Sawamara 9y ago
When I was around 16 years old and started training with weights (just like what my father recommended me doing), and gradually increased the weights, there were joints and muscle groups in my body that just could not adjust. I had no way o
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by Sawamara 9y ago
Actually, no, you are making it a LOT more difficult to get into proper shape WITHOUT injuries if you are starting from scratch and use heavyweights instead. Your body needs time to adapt to exercise, and body-weight exercises can provide a
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by Sawamara 9y ago
But you cant solve this on OS level, really. People read New York Times differently when compared to how they shop and want to checkout. People browse Stack Overflow and hacker news differently too. There is no set of rules that are generi
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by Sawamara 9y ago
You have to actively ignore the web's landscape in the past 5-6 years to state something like this. Lately, major vendors (with Edge, that includes Microsoft) are agreeing on standards, developing them FAST, and the web moves forward f
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by Sawamara 9y ago
UX is not some evil witchcraft, it is an accumulation of best practices that are not based on hunches that solo developers conjured up out of thin air, but resulted from measuring user feedback.
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by Sawamara 9y ago
I am sorry, but I honestly do not think that PYTHON of all the things would be the solution to a "UI-problem". To have a good UI system, you need extensibility, you need testing, you need strong types (this one is debatable, but I
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by Sawamara 9y ago
Primitive types and properties that are primitive types are pass by value, objects and functions are pass by reference.
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by Sawamara 9y ago
The site took me less than a second to load, and I have a mediocre Pc. Problem is on your end.
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by Sawamara 9y ago
Thank you! Oh, now that you mention it: just a few years ago, web streaming was not possible without using either flash or (maybe?) silverlight or something else because it was not implemented yet. Youtube crashed my pc regulary during the
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by Sawamara 9y ago
It is not really a brutal lifecycle at all, to be honest. Everyone loves a good rant about how fast the JS frameworks burn out, but it is not frameworks that burn out, but rather: In the 8+ years since Iphone/Android duo made a HUGE ch
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by Sawamara 9y ago
"Everyone ended poorer as a consequence of trying to fix this" Software dev here too? Provide data on this, please. Otherwise you are just appealing to emotion or worse, authority.
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by Sawamara 9y ago
I think that the article is actually correct, because the reason why in other - mostly static, and better designed dynamic -languages, you knew that member functions were bound to the object being called is because that is how the function
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by Sawamara 9y ago
This is a very solid foundation to work with, for anyone who might have struggled with the contexts and how arrow functions, local variables, thises (hah) and prototypes fit into the bigger picture. It also clearly shows that Javascript is
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by Sawamara 9y ago
Ideas are not material. Even if they are stored in material brains. Especially not when they can be independently rediscovered without having any trace of them stored anywhere.
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by Sawamara 9y ago
You should have just seen how the compiler works. There are examples on the side. For example: an {a,b} struct is compiled down to a [a,b] array in JS. (by the compiler). This is an optimization. V8 can only optimize the code that it is giv
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by Sawamara 9y ago
You cant be leaked on if you do not use technology! runs away
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by Sawamara 9y ago
Oh, you seem to be using the code words of state-sponsored media pretty well. Demagogue and populism in the same sentence, nice! : ) Lets not pretend that the tenders made by the BKK is any more lawful or fair than the rest of the tenders t
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by Sawamara 9y ago
This is actually useful for many rpg games.