Zyst

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by Zyst 8y ago
>It absolutely is. It's called game theory. And 'no strategizing' is a criterion you can optimize for. True but I think if the optimum becomes “answer honestly which schools you want to go to, in order” then their goal has
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by Zyst 8y ago
Google to see who handles github.io, one figures all sorts of bad crap must be going on in their subdomains, even if they do try to police it.
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by Zyst 8y ago
This seems like an awfully important cause! Why are they sitting and hoping someone will do it selflessly? That is risky, I feel. Why not instead have, say, the government or a charity pay someone with this profile 100k a year to go donate
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by Zyst 8y ago
I just ran this on windows, what's the problem you had with it?
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by Zyst 8y ago
Poster here, I have nothing to do with the person who made this, but I saw it in the morning and I thought it was super cool. My Japanese is mediocre so I might've read it wrong, but it seems the person who made this dropped out of sch
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A portfolio with awesome css animations(magical-girl.site)
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by Zyst 8y ago
Did you read the end of the article? I mean I get what you are talking about, but I think the author went out of his way to say that he doesn't think FP is going to be a silver bullet.
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by Zyst 8y ago
I didn't even know Go had a logo, so long as they aren't touching the Gopher I honestly don't care.
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by Zyst 8y ago
In fairness I think that would look a bit more like this: const getDate = (date) => { switch (date) { case 1: return 'mon' case 2: return 'tues' default:
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by Zyst 8y ago
That's the up side. On the flipside, if the person who has a 401k finishes it, and has no more money they will then have to depend on their descendants for their livelihood. Which can make the living standards of the descendant lower,
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by Zyst 8y ago
This article is, from what I can tell, genuinely well informed. Throughout the last few years I've read around 8 books on Buddhism, Meditation as a practice, and Zen Buddhism. And some of the differences that popped up were bizarre to
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by Zyst 9y ago
Not at all, I'd argue this whole Tabs/Spaces, bracket placement, single/double quote discussion should be getting killed by code formatters. At the end of the day you can do whatever you want with the code you're writing
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by Zyst 9y ago
As a side note: The TDD-ish alternative to this, which I also use sometimes is just adding a test where you pass in undefined on your optionals, and then iterating until the test stops throwing.
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by Zyst 9y ago
For the most part I feel that for 99% of problems types just “get in my way”. It feels like I already know what is going to go in where, and having to type it is just a waste of time. That said, when I have to work with APIs that can not gu
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by Zyst 9y ago
I think its more likely that once Waymo has a complete plan they will switch to partnering with existing brands, many of which might not have gotten their own self driving efforts to a point where they can compete. At least I have not seen
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by Zyst 9y ago
I’ll be 100% honest even though it might not be applicable for you: One of the most valuable things I look for is someone who has already worked remotely. From my personal point of view not everyone is suited to doing remote work. * Some
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by Zyst 9y ago
Can someone illuminate me as to what are some of the reasons that would make someone style with CSS Grid with a Fallback to Bootstrap? Considering you are already writing Bootstrap due to compatibility concerns why not just keep using that?
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by Zyst 9y ago
I'd recommend reading the code[0], it's pretty short, and can help as a good introduction if you want to get a bit more into VanillaJS. 0: https://github.com/roecrew/zam/blob/master/zam.js
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by Zyst 9y ago
From someone who doesn't use Rails day-to-day: It's still about as relevant as it used to be before, for the same reasons it was relevant then. In summary: If you need to get shit done fast, it's a good bet. It isn't as
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by Zyst 9y ago
LSP seriously gives me hope for the future. It is an awesome project, and I'm looking forward to seeing more widespread editor support for it. It's still fairly new so most solutions I've seen that use it still have some shar
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by Zyst 9y ago
I basically exclusively do gods tangentially related to the thing I'm making. Some document virtualization thing became Enki, some anti procrastination became Aergia, and so on and so forth. I actually quite like that.
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by Zyst 9y ago
I've heard the most common 2000 words in languages tend to make up the bulk of written, and spoken communication. Don't quote me on it though, since I don't have any real sources on this. It reminds me of an editor that was s
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by Zyst 9y ago
I've always had sub second startup times. With text rendered within the first 1.5-2 at most. Time to "Actual interactivity" usually takes around 3-5 seconds, but that's mostly due to my plugins. I could start typing per-
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by Zyst 9y ago
Writing this from my phone so I cannot be as verbose as I want to be. I can not speak for every case, so I will talk about why I sometimes use it in React: First off, there is a synergistic effect where React handles data coming from above
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by Zyst 9y ago
It's important to not disregard the expertise of a fellow developer before you have decisive proof that their approach is genuinely poorly thought out. That is to say: Give people the benefit of the doubt. As an outsider the big amount
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by Zyst 9y ago
Good post. For me what helped most is definitely to get into the habit of reading more code. It is not something I did all the time previously. But coming in with a goal and then just reading code tends to help a lot, whereas I normally lea
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by Zyst 9y ago
I actually go the completely opposite way, and I'm the happiest person I know. I own everything, everything that happens to me, everything that goes wrong around me, I take my share of responsibility in it. Analyze what I can do to imp
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by Zyst 9y ago
How about an artificially anonymized process. HR does know, or assumes, your gender from receiving your CV. But from that point onward your identity is anonymous. For instance, HR creates a throw away email which will be used during the hir
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by Zyst 9y ago
Agreed. If it were a list I'd gladly tick it over. But I am hesitant to add a new extension.
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by Zyst 9y ago
Oh I misread the "Direct access to game API section", I thought they meant making it so that the machine can only see "what's on their screen", so if someone were to cast a long range skill for instance they wouldn&

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