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by Zyst 9y ago
Raw screen is not as big of a deal as it would seem, in DotA and Starcraft you can glimpse most of the information you can see on a screen through the minimap.
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by Zyst 9y ago
You made a claim you didn't have the facts right on. If someone without the relevant information reads it your comment could thus spread misinformation. And so people downvote. The other replies that got downvoted after that I don&#x27
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by Zyst 9y ago
I frankly wouldn't want any of my traffic going anywhere that close to China regardless of how well they implement their stuff.
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by Zyst 9y ago
>To me that's definitely in the realm of "fix this if you need to run this program more than once" Maybe the programmer doesn't need to use this more than once?
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by Zyst 9y ago
I also got the same idea. I do dislike forums like ArsTechnica where "/s" is prominent, I believe that if you need to write a sarcasm tag to get that across, you likely should not be writing sarcasm at all. Then again there&#
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by Zyst 9y ago
>Serverless Code Editor Framework Library Reactive Functional Composable
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by Zyst 9y ago
Normally you have mapping files which tell your browser which bits correlate to the outputted "compiled" code. Thus in your browser you see the code you write, you put in breakpoints as desired, and everything generally works. I d
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by Zyst 9y ago
>systematic screwup of law in the USA" is a pretty good description; another might be "massive market opportunity" The way Americans have the capacity to acknowledge something intrinsically fucked up about their society, a
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by Zyst 9y ago
Why is this down voted? I was gonna give the article a skip then I thought "What if they actually engineered a dinosaur into existence", felt I had to click it just in case. Instead I got an, albeit interesting, article about 3D.
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by Zyst 9y ago
EDIT: I just realized you said "Isn't MPC-HC for Windows, and Brew for macOS?" which threw me off. I am currently on Windows and use MPV, I don't see why it should be exclusive in any way. The dotfiles are compatible, an
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by Zyst 9y ago
Cool. Did you make a PR to do the same on the repo? If not, could you? It would be nice to share the love.
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by Zyst 9y ago
A straight up copy/rehost of https://github.com/EbookFoundation/free-programming-books/bl... with some sections removed. Why the fork?
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by Zyst 9y ago
If you read the article: It's because they couldn't tell apart Node and JavaScript projects. However, I do disagree about not including JS.
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by Zyst 9y ago
I like it. I really enjoy the overly dramatic and/or expositional style is something I greatly enjoy in general.
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by Zyst 9y ago
>This is, unfortunately, a familiar scene for everyone, whether you are in Tokyo, Milan or New York. Damn it, if I'm going to have the song stuck in my head all day so should all of you! https://www.youtube.com/watch
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by Zyst 9y ago
>In general, the easier the code is to read, and the harder it is to write Do you have any actual basis to back this up? My counterpoint would be Golang, which is designed exactly to be simple, and is usually really easy to read. As in,
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by Zyst 9y ago
It is actually on Chrome as well: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/copyfish-%F0%9F%90... I started using it a bit ago, the area selection seems a bit wonky, but otherwise works.
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by Zyst 9y ago
This seems cool, I just tried it in chrome and it has support for pop-up dictionaries, so I'll be using this for some beginner reading assistance. Thanks for making this!
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by Zyst 9y ago
I'd actually be likely to contribute a bit more in Github if it were a bit more gamified. I understand that understanding it's a Skinner's box trap, and then falling for it willingly anyway is not necessarily great. But that
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A lack of choices can be liberating(zyst.io)
1 points by Zyst 9y ago|0 comments
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by Zyst 9y ago
What would be a better scenario, though. Do we not die slowly even if we are older, which also requires more caretaking? What's the difference between having it happen early and late? I do agree with the Quality of life issue, though.
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by Zyst 9y ago
There's a phrase that stood out to me: >“We are falling behind our competitors in health. That is going to impact our productivity; that’s going to take away our competitive edge when it comes to the economy,” Mokdad said. “What we’
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by Zyst 9y ago
A friend hit me up yesterday asking if I wanted to play a cool new RPG he found, installed, and the custom game lobby was full within 3 minutes. Warcraft 3 is alive and well, which makes me incredibly happy. And I think this ties in with th
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by Zyst 9y ago
Not shilling: I recommend signing up to the weekly newsletter. I've picked up around 9 very interesting books from it. The best recommendation I got from it (subjectively) was Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. I really enjoy t
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by Zyst 9y ago
Holy shit
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by Zyst 10y ago
Is anyone here using this for *Nix traditional tools? Mostly curious about Vim/Tmux, and having serve operations spit out the server into the actual Windows browser? I did read something about the creator update adding 24 color support
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by Zyst 10y ago
A key difference would be that I don't pay for Gmail, thus I pay through my data and ads. If I want a paid email solution that doesn't harvest my data, or serves me ads such things exist. Also, having any OS collect your data is
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by Zyst 10y ago
I am going to reply in the most rage inducing way, by providing a tiny counter example. Really, though. I think you make a great point and are truly on to something here. That said back to the aforementioned tiny counter example: Windows, f
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by Zyst 10y ago
I find it a hard sell to say that any — and every — user should learn every platform of choice they use well enough to be able to modify it. In fact, I might say it is our duty as developers to make sure the default version of our program i
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Good Memory is a skill, not a trait(zyst.io)
6 points by Zyst 10y ago|0 comments

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