Unknoob

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by Unknoob 8y ago
Not the guy who asked, but thank you for the explanation!
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by Unknoob 8y ago
Linus, once again, laying down the truth. This one was pretty tame compared to his past outbursts, it sounds way more passionate than condescending.
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by Unknoob 8y ago
That final level of Braid, when you start to understand what's going on. I get chills just remembering it. One of my fondest memories gaming.
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by Unknoob 8y ago
Aren't most of the games on MacOS running on OpenGL? This is going to kill all the older titles that are not maintained anymore. Terrible move just to push Metal down people throats. As if MacOS gaming wasn't dead enough.
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by Unknoob 9y ago
I've been using CoreData in a big project but the multithreading has been crashing my app a lot. Can anyone recommend me some alternatives for a simple, lightweight, 100% local data storage for iOS?
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by Unknoob 9y ago
That effect is so pretty!
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by Unknoob 9y ago
Man, the interview was kinda hard to read, but that statement destroyed me. What a moving tale. Makes me want to believe in the afterlife just so he could be reunited with her
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by Unknoob 9y ago
I wonder if now would be a good time to invest in ethereum or litecoin. I mean, when the bitcoin bubble burst, will it drag down the price of other cryptocurrencies or cause a mass migration to them?
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by Unknoob 9y ago
Confirmed here on 10.13
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by Unknoob 9y ago
This was a really fun read. The explanation for the 1860s error rate peak blew my mind. I wonder how many other characters could generate similar errors and how long it will take for us to notice the patterns.
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by Unknoob 9y ago
I panicked just by reading the story. Can't even imagine what I'd do if something like that happened to me.
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by Unknoob 9y ago
I'd guess a simple .exe file that doesn't create additional files or registry entries. Since installing additional softwares would void the warranty, they can simple delete a single .exe to get the computer back to it's facto
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by Unknoob 9y ago
It's not just mobile, Apple is actually blocking tracking in the desktop version of Safari.
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by Unknoob 9y ago
Thank you for reminding me of the references, I had forgotten to check them out! I wonder how much newer smartphones with bigger screens and more precise sensors could improve these results. It's scary to think of how many different se
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by Unknoob 9y ago
I was a bit disappointed by the lack of a real scenario implementation. While the data suggests it might work, I wanted to see how precise it would be in a simple implementation like the author described towards the end, where a simple game
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by Unknoob 9y ago
And then every single comment section becomes a circle jerk just like reddit, where people are discouraged to post their honest opinions for fear of getting downvoted/banned. In anonymous places like 4chan you can say whatever you want
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by Unknoob 9y ago
> "Over time, it'll be more about how good a thumbnail looks, rather than the curiosity of a title that lures you into the content." This makes it sound like clickbait is a better option than flashy thumbnails, but it&#x
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by Unknoob 9y ago
Years ago, my mother's old HP pavillion was overheating, so I decided to open it up and clean the dust from the cpu cooler and re-apply thermal paste. After that I vowed to never buy anything HP again. It took me more than 5 hours to p
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by Unknoob 9y ago
Really wish the author labeled the axes. Took me way longer than I care to admit to figure out what the graphs meant.
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by Unknoob 9y ago
> Inconsistently using braces for function declarations. > Not using braces for conditions followed by single line statements. > Using abbreviations. This is enough for me to say fuck this guide.
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by Unknoob 9y ago
The article is missing the similarities between Swift Optionals and Kotlin Nullables. Swift code: var name: String? name? ///returns a safe value name! ///returns an unsafe value and throws an exceptio
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by Unknoob 9y ago
"In our current world, there’s a long list of Truths That Cannot Be Stated Publicly, even though there’s plenty of data suggesting their correctness" Truer words were never spoken.
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by Unknoob 10y ago
I switched to Atom after years using sublime and I love it. Only wish they had syntax highlighting for Swift, something that I have yet to encounter in any text editor. Edit: Looked around a bit and it's fairly simple to add it to Atom