TheCoreh

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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Then you can enable parental controls
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Could it be that the syntax highlighter is splitting up < and * as separate tokens?
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Really interesting that the "time distance" is more or less linear with walking/biking, but in a car it has a non linear relationship: For further places you take a highway, which requires some extra distance but adds a signi
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
The problem of existing browsers poorly handling usage-cases with hundreds, perhaps thousands of tabs open.
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Isn't the back glass to allow for wireless charging?
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
What everyone else said, but if you want a "quick and dirty" way of doing it, you can just use a simple genetic algorithm: - Start with a couple (say 100) completely random schedules - Measure how good they are via a fitness funct
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
When using `git bisect` to find a bug, `git bisect good` and `git bisect bad` are not the only options available, there's also `git bisect skip`. You should only mark as bad commits that specifically manifest the bug you're lookin
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
It depends. Some lawyers might be interested in tackling that "pro bono": Imagine having sued and won against Google in a high profile case that totally changes an industry, that would be a big plus for your resume
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
An optimizing compiler will most likely compile both to the same instruction. (If my intuition is correct, a bitshift.)
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
If Facebook has patents covering React, these probably also cover Preact, so you'd actually be in a worse position: Potentially violating patents and not having any sort of grand.
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
I don't fully understand what's changing: Slack always had the option to set a "real" name. Is it simply going to transparently translate the name token within messages to whatever preferred representation an organizatio
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
> We will further assume that the distribution of Techiness is sex-specific; and that those sex-differences exist at birth and aren’t the result of later social or environmental factors. That's a really strong assumption, and one th
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
You could have it set up on the apple store, or you could use your computer, or you could (one can dream) use a phone from a different manufacturer?
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
This is really neat! However, since there's a slight delay whenever moving the safari window, would you consider having they only show up while a key is being held? Like option or command?
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
It looks pretty good but is extremely buggy on Safari. Every so often the page will simply refuse to navigate, no matter what I click on or type into the search bar, so I have to hit refresh to get a "working" page again.
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Which is why the proposal specifically says that only a few DOM APIs would be exposed to background threads (Like console.log())
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
I don't see how vue's take on this same issue is significantly or even marginally better: https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/conditional.html Instead of getting HTML fragments on your JS, you get JS fragments on
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
> I get nervous when I haven't commited for 2-3 days. I get nervous when I haven't commited for 2-3 hours . I can't even begin to comprehend how someone could make 5000+ file changes to a git repo for 2-3 months and not c
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
It is possible from Visual Studio: https://www.hanselman.com/blog/WritingAndDebuggingLinuxCAppl...
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
> 50% of men, by definition, would have stronger interests in engineering than the average man By definition, they would have stronger interests in engineering than the median man
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
IMO, one of the biggest design goals of Apple TV is precisely exposing content on a provider-agnostic interface, to avoid this pain. As services get more and more fragmented, Apple could become more and more competitive in that space.
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Not that much: https://www.diffchecker.com/rp3W4Gpp
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
I'd seriously like to know if the author meant this literally: > a good number of the people you might have to work with may simply punch you in the face If that's indeed the case, isn't that on itself a huge problem we sh
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
To be fair, they could avoid that by checking if stdout is a TTY or not.
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Yeah, the Flash creation tools will remain in development, simply rebranded as "Animate". The plugin is no longer needed, since Animate can export to HTML/JS/SVG or to video files. This is by far the best outcome: We get
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
> The entire system of private property is terrible and I hope it will be abolished within my lifetime. Would you be okay with having random people just entering your house, sleeping in your bed, using your toothbrush and then taking you
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
So you should be safe. Wait for the fork to happen and end, update the client to the "winner" side of the fork, and you'll be able to do transactions normally. What might happen is the coins might lose some market value in th
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
It's qualitative research: as long as you take sufficient precaution picking the subjects to avoid obvious blind spots, it should be enough to get a rough idea of glaring mistakes or problems and to get a good feel of how users perceiv
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Just curious, what is the reasoning behind such rollouts? Localization?
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Definitely async functions. JavaScript code will be _so much cleaner_ thanks to them. Can't wait for the much needed improvement in readability.

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