WillDaSilva

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by WillDaSilva 7y ago
When I saw the headline I thought that this might have to do with digital security, and I was both interested, and confused as to how 5G had anything to do with digital security. I'm disappointed to see that in reality it's just t
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by WillDaSilva 7y ago
If we're offering recommendations, then I'll go ahead and recommend Mullvad. They've got great clients for most common operating systems, good customer support, good performance, lots of servers to choose from, the ability to
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by WillDaSilva 7y ago
> Men and women still don't work well together Citations needed. I've never had any issues working with women, nor have I heard any coworkers or friends express this belief, or raise issues about working with members of the opp
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by WillDaSilva 7y ago
I find it unfortunately that most of the advice here is good. That said, contrary to what the author claims, the result of rolling a d100 falls within the range [1, 100], not [0, 99].
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by WillDaSilva 7y ago
Receiving a notification of a reply does not comply you to write one yourself, at least not immediately. Even if this was added as a feature, no one would expect quick replies. As an example we can look to Reddit's comment system.
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by WillDaSilva 7y ago
From the GitHub issue about BMO: The original entry didn't even fully capture the stupidity of the BMO password system (which I recognize they have now fixed). The most egregious part was not that your password had to be only 6
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by WillDaSilva 7y ago
Naming things is one of the hardest problems in programming. No matter how much experience I get, I still run into problems where I can't think of a decent name for something on a regular basis.
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There's no way I'd ever import a tiny library like that. Verifying that a library does what I expect it to do, uses an appropriate license for my project, isn't likely to break my project in the future, etc., is a fair bit of
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They accomplish different things. Fourier decompositions break signals down into a frequency based representation, whereas wavelet decomposition yields a sort of hybrid frequency/temporal representation. Wavelets have their uses, but I
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As a person who isn't in any way confident in my ability to time the market, I think I'll stick to the old adage of time in the market not timing the market.
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Well on the bright side it's perfectly reasonable for the function to exist in a perpetual state of deprecation. Let's hope they don't do anything rash.
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Are you using an app such as Materialistic or Hews, or just using your browser? For what it's worth I don't recall any problems reading quote blocks on Materialistic.
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Speak for yourself. I find declarative programming to be far more intuitive, as it lets me think about how I should go from the data I have to the data I want. Thinking about programs in terms of the steps they're taking to do somethin
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by WillDaSilva 7y ago
Didn't notice that Guido van Rossum was the author until I got to the end. As someone who has done work with the Python grammar, and watched it grow into the complex mess that the Python 3.8 grammar is, I'm glad to hear that Guido