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by __ryan__ 4y ago
VSCode’s Jupyter Notebooks is slightly different from Hydrogen in that it’s basically a MarkDown document with executable code blocks (cells) in the text editor that show their output in the text editor. Again, not exactly the same as Hydro
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
What’s preventing this from being done in VSCode? Other than it hasn’t yet? I don’t think it ticks every box for you, but have you tried Jupyter Notebooks in VSCode[0]? [0] https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/datascience
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
> Everywhere in the civilized business world Jan 1 is a day off and often Jan 2 is as well. No.
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
JIT.
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
Are there any workarounds? There are at least two workarounds to the problem. But essentially, they both do the same thing: take the macOS Finder out of the picture, and copy the UF2 to the virtual volume without involving those pes
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
Not even close. They semi-arbitrarily came up with prices they allow in the App Store, probably “justifying” it using some metrics, or your app will be rejected.
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
Hammer.js https://hammerjs.github.io/
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
“web … apps”
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
Tax write off and SEO back-linking. Also, “donate to us and be put on a list of organizations that have donated to us” has been commonplace since the advent of donations. This whole thread and the links shared within are shockingly cynical
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
Is a pen not an alternative to a pencil? Different features and tradeoffs; it depends on preference and context. If anything it’s less of an alternative if there’s no differences, otherwise it would be byte-for-byte Mathematica and you’d be
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
Then it’s an alternative for technical users.
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
“How quickly the advertised-as-unlimited internet service he paid for owes him unlimited internet service he knew was deprioritized only 10 seconds ago.” Let’s be real, they’re simply making a case that 1TB/mo is far from abuse as
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
Compared to what? What about the docker image? It’s effectively a development environment for math, and it’s seemingly robust. It doesn’t seem particularly wasteful in its use of dependencies specifically has the goal of interfacing with ot
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
Show an example of the generated id.
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
at an average of 6-8 per company Based on what?
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
> why does it support a gen1 pencil but not a gen2 pencil?
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
Ah, I see. Yeah, you would have to bind the argument to a name then destructure it separately: let foo = (bar) => { let {a, b, c} = bar return [bar, a, b, c] } foo({ a: 1, b: 2, c: 3 }) // => [ { a: 1, b:
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
I’m not super familiar with Clojure, but I tried to read through the link you shared. I certainly could be missing something, what can Clojure’s destructuring do that JavaScript cannot?
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
The original tweets explained it. The user agent is impersonating a shared Facebook/Twitter/etc link preview/thumbnail. Many sites respond with markup more appropriate for a thumbnail when using that user agent, and if not, i
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
In this hypothetical, the same person who is a “failure as a software engineer”, according to a parent commenter.
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
In this hypothetical, the individual is choosing between possible homelessness and making Microsoft look bad by following Microsoft’s orders and releasing bad software. And they should choose possible homelessness?
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
You created an unfair definition of the array indexing operator. I can just as easily say that the array indexing operator gives you access to the element at index I , which starts counting at 0. That's not an argument.
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
I don't think that's true. In JS: /^[^@\s]+@\S+$/.test("john.\"@\".doe@valid.example") == true Edit: Hmm, I see what you mean. At first glance I thought it was just checking that it didn'
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
First of all, yes, new features alone can make something maintain popularity. Why would that not be the case? Second, the author was using that as an example of Java showing a pattern of adding syntax improvements, which again might be some
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
Check that its a string containing '@' with at least one character before and after the @ symbol is usually the only sensible thing to do. This is exactly what the regex in the example is doing.
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
You are thinking of string interpolation. The idea behind string templates , the feature the example is showcasing, is effectively a way to define a function that can be called with similar syntax to string interpolation. So DB."SELEC
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
The problem with PWAs is they will never gain parity with the functionality of native development. Never? Why not?
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
Oh, I didn't consider this. Problem solved then.
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
I don’t love GoDaddy, but I recently had a payment issue like OP and they notified me several times in the month leading up to my domain entering the grace period. I didn’t see and/or ignored those emails until my domain entered the gr
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by __ryan__ 4y ago
From the article: > I do not believe that printing ‘hello world’ itself should be slower or faster in C++, at least not significantly. What we are testing by running these programs is the overhead due to the choice of programming languag

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