Tyr42

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   by Tyr42 5y ago

   This happens with video games too. Players hate restrictions, but if they were removed, would get board and stop. For a recent example, look at Valheim. They explicitly block you from using portals to move metal ore, which forces you to u
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   by Tyr42 5y ago

   hotmail.com? Just as many syllables
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   by Tyr42 5y ago

   Also he vetod the appointment of a mod mod or something, and deleted all trace of that blog post. Since the volunteers previous could do this, and were promised that nothing was going to be changed it was pretty upsetting. Then one other pe
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   by Tyr42 5y ago

   But some percent stick around? I would go going back to habitat for humanity if not for the fact the work sites are all closed due to covid.
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   by Tyr42 5y ago

   I also think that it's a shame he didn't bring up NumPy & Pandas, or R. He's just created a data frame and then complained that there's no functions to sort it, but we do have those. They are here. ants = pd.
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   by Tyr42 5y ago

   Sure, traits talk about functions, not properties/ strict fields, so you need to provide trivial getters if you want to abstract over properties. True, but not that interesting? Sure we could have some Ruby :get_attrs magic or whatever
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   by Tyr42 5y ago

   Nvidia shield was okay. But expensive
8. 338.▲
   by Tyr42 5y ago

   But it can drive down the cost of going to a specialist if your device has parts available, etc.
9. 339.▲
   by Tyr42 5y ago

   I hope not, I just finished integrating with it at work.
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    by Tyr42 5y ago

    It's an attempt at a replacement for third party cookies. Your browser look at your history and computes a "cohort" and if other people's browsers do the same things, people with similar history will have the same &quot
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    by Tyr42 6y ago

    I think he was fed up with the notations, and made his own, rather than coming up with trig from scratch.
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    by Tyr42 6y ago

    I agree somewhat, in Haskell you can write generic functions without traits, and I think they are not monomorphized. (map for example.) However, I think these all operate on boxed objects, which is a little bit easier to do than for Rust,
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    by Tyr42 6y ago

    Honesty if you make a good case for it being more effective, go for it. I'm happy that someone has done the research on if I want to donate, where does it do the most good however.
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    by Tyr42 6y ago

    Sure. So it's possible to focus on getting rich and then never give back. There's a solution to that, which is continuing to give a percentage of your income. Some people are quite charitable and give 10%. I'm a little mor
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    by Tyr42 6y ago

    Sure, take away their only income and walk away knowing you didn't kill them, starvation did. Very different.
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    by Tyr42 6y ago

    It also works on Gif images. You can take apart the frames.
17. 347.▲
    by Tyr42 6y ago

    Sounds like someone is shorting gorillas. Gotta hold and show them.
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    by Tyr42 6y ago

    Google used Guice for DI (Or Dagger2 sometimes), rest is it's own thing, orm is "there is no ORM go write your spanner queries", and Auth is it's own thing.
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    by Tyr42 6y ago

    Should be in your sent folder right?
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    by Tyr42 6y ago

    Goto based algorithms generally outperform looped algorithms. (They're just more general, you can always implement a loop based algorithm using gotos, but not the other way around)
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    by Tyr42 6y ago

    Hm, well what happens when you execv a executable then? Everything needs to get copied into ram and then jumped to, so you would be putting a linker implementation into a syscall right? And if it's just as easy as concattening the fil
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    by Tyr42 6y ago

    This, plus I just gave up and mapped ctrl+v to paste in terminal directly. Also alt-tab is now windows+tab, which is close enough.
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    by Tyr42 6y ago

    Hmm, if you only have one system, then yes, those are the same. But if you have multiple systems (say collision detection, physics, damage/health, control(ai or player)) you can then build things up lego brick style. For example, a bas
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    by Tyr42 6y ago

    If the alternative is surface lots which spread out the city and make it less walkable...? It's not like that pool of money can be put into a train, right?
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    by Tyr42 6y ago

    I mean, you don't need to regulate the maximum pressure, you just need to say "don't kill or injure anyone" right? You can place the regulation directly on what you want, not just upstream.
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    by Tyr42 6y ago

    I would say positive things about martial arts dojos, where the experienced students often practice with the less so students to pass down skills. At least my Judo one was like that.
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    by Tyr42 6y ago

    I used it, and while I didn't hate it, I can totally see why it could inspire someone to write such a comment.
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    by Tyr42 6y ago

    Interestingly enough, the Pokemon Picross game on the 3DS had a fixed spend limit of $50, after which you could just top up your in game currency for free. So either you did f2p, or you paid $50 and got a full game, or some linear combinati
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    by Tyr42 6y ago

    https://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0135.html Was it from order of the stick?
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    by Tyr42 6y ago

    So what happens when the fraudsters automate clicking the "request review" button? They can spin up as many phishing sites as they want, and request as many human hours in review as they want. With banks, they only have to do tha