Sean1708

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by Sean1708 9y ago
You know what happened last time someone said that.
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by Sean1708 9y ago
I think they were suggesting lossless so that you could convert it into whatever format you need.
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by Sean1708 9y ago
Active Directory works with Linux, I'm not sure how easy it is though.
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by Sean1708 9y ago
Because Bash is horrible, but occasionally it's still the best tool for the job.
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by Sean1708 9y ago
But humans are notoriously bad at picking up on details, and things like music and scenery can have a big impact on our perceptions. I'm not saying that you're wrong, I'm just saying that in the absence of any evidence to the
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by Sean1708 9y ago
> there are emotions that are impossible to detect using external information. We can hide our emotions very well. This is an assumption which I'm not convinced holds true. Just because we can hide our assumptions well enough to f
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by Sean1708 9y ago
It looks like you're right (for C# at least): https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/7k989cfy(v=vs.90).a...
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by Sean1708 9y ago
But the duplicates would be happy to be killed?
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by Sean1708 9y ago
The difference being that Planck knew what the reality was (we knew what the spectrum of the sun looked like), but with consciousness we don't really know what the reality is (there is no "spectrum" of the mind for us to matc
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by Sean1708 9y ago
But surely any new universal port is just going to be USB with a different name?
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by Sean1708 9y ago
Am I being stupid here? There's no information on this website about what it is. I take it from sqs's that it's some kind of code viewer for Github projects, but I shouldn't need to come to HN to find that information ou
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by Sean1708 9y ago
Yeah there's a "Press Kit" link in the footer which should definitely be more obvious because it gives a lot more info than the front page.
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by Sean1708 9y ago
> Uber card: Let’s say you give your daughter R500 pocket money each month, but you’re worried she might run out of money and be unable to afford an Uber home. So you write a little code and give her a Root card that a) gives her a limi
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by Sean1708 9y ago
> How would that work in real life? Uber doesn't charge you before your ride is complete, and at that point your payment would bounce, and now you're in trouble. Well in the Uber example you're allowing payments to Ube
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by Sean1708 9y ago
What about the Uber example? That's seem pretty cool. But I think the problem it's attempting to solve is that without Root a bank must implement any kind of features that you may want, Root you allows you to implement any featu
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by Sean1708 9y ago
I'm not sure I'd call constraints business logic, and I would definitely want to at least double-check them in the database.
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by Sean1708 10y ago
Because Bachelor's degrees don't give you a serious knowledge of or experience in anything , they give you shallow knowledge of and experience in a broad array of topics.
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by Sean1708 10y ago
Take Lisp as a perfect example, I doubt you'd find very many people who think that you need to be strong at maths to learn Lisp. I wonder if this misconception came about because of Haskell's (unfounded) reputation of being a &quo
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by Sean1708 10y ago
I'm sorry would you mind going into a bit more depth about that example? It's not obvious to me why the compiler can't figure out the the visitor is no longer exhaustive.
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by Sean1708 10y ago
Why does multiple dispatch bring type unsafe dynamism or runtime errors? Or do you just mean C#'s implementation of multiple dispatch?
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by Sean1708 10y ago
Write Yourself A Scheme[0]? It's a fairly big project for a tutorial so it might be a good next stage for you. [0]: https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Write_Yourself_a_Scheme_in_48_...
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by Sean1708 10y ago
From further down in the thread: http://langserver.org/
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by Sean1708 10y ago
To me calling it a service would imply cloud more that calling it a server does.
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by Sean1708 10y ago
Well you don't, the user does.
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by Sean1708 10y ago
To be fair I think I've seen one comment mention rust so far in this thread.
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by Sean1708 10y ago
From pawadu's response above it sounds like your app would satisfy the requirements if you have a build parameter or similar that lets them specify the key.
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by Sean1708 10y ago
IDE here meaning Interactive Development Environment, rather than Integrated Development Environment?
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by Sean1708 10y ago
I 99% agree with you, I would 100% agree with you if you put step 6 between steps 3 and 4. In my opinion you should always (where possible) be able to deterministically and automatically recreate a bug before you even think about fixing i
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by Sean1708 10y ago
How would you call your function and how would you refer to the arguments inside the function?
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by Sean1708 10y ago
Why is kids and smartphones a worse combination than kids and computers?

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