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a_t48
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a_t48
6y ago
Is this not just a form of virtual memory? Edit: never mind, maybe it's not. More like a specialized allocator.
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a_t48
6y ago
4chan /b/ only removes illegal content. The rest of the sections are filtered and restricted by topic.
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a_t48
6y ago
It might be worth checking out Ryuutama. I own the book, but I've unfortunately never played it. It does look simpler and more role play heavy than D&D.
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a_t48
6y ago
Wait, "hating on Topre" since when?? https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/grapwq... I thought everyone loved Topre.
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a_t48
6y ago
Care to elaborate?
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a_t48
6y ago
I tried to run it in my homegrown emulator - sadly it crashed because I haven't implemented mapper 2 (and bank swapping). If it's what I think it is though, you're right, very viral. ;)
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a_t48
6y ago
There have been a bunch of these sites that were images, before. It's not unreasonable to expect that it would generate another image and display it.
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a_t48
6y ago
Windows exists, too. Probably would be in %APPDATA% or %TMP%
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a_t48
6y ago
I have multiple bank accounts. And I can get my friends on it.
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a_t48
6y ago
https://mms.businesswire.com/media/20200521005268/en/793115/... It apparently can.
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a_t48
6y ago
For what it's worth, it's near impossible to buy a regular Switch at the moment. You can occassionally get Switch Lites.
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a_t48
6y ago
Current Roombas are a little more fancy than that.
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a_t48
6y ago
> The antibody known as 47D11 targets the spike protein that gives the new coronavirus a crown-like shape and lets it enter human cells. In the Utrecht experiments, it didn’t just defeat the virus responsible for Covid-19 but also a cous
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a_t48
6y ago
There's always https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optimus_Maximus_keyboard but it sounds like it was extremely expensive and hard to type on.
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a_t48
6y ago
The visible status and feedback on what pressing the bar will do isn't replicatable with just Fn keys.
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a_t48
7y ago
While I agree that yes, we probably should have systems in place a system to formalize these sorts of powers, that right now at this moment is not the time. We should be focused on solving the current crisis over debating over constitutiona
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a_t48
7y ago
What would you like to happen in the short term instead?
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a_t48
7y ago
I also get the DHL scam calls. Once I tried telling them that I was American and didn't speak Chinese (which is about the extent of my very rusty Mandarin knowledge) and it stopped the calls for a couple of months. That tactic did not
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a_t48
7y ago
What happens if I create an account at both foo@gmail.com and foo1000@gmail.com (or even foo+@gmail.com and foo+1000@gmail.com), and then delete the first one?
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a_t48
7y ago
Not sure if Swift has the mechanisms to do it, but for example, you could wrap your syscalls in something that requires an error to be checked. In C++ it can only be a runtime check (outside of extensions?). I _think_ Rust might allow a com
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a_t48
7y ago
I wish I had seen this at my last job. This is something I had to set up and it was painful - lots of trial and error.
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a_t48
7y ago
Not OP, but it's as much the algorithm having to deal with different inputs as the engineers having to build all the needed systems together.
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a_t48
7y ago
I'd go for something larger like an emu, personally. :)
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a_t48
7y ago
Can you elaborate on what 'ultrapopulism' is?
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a_t48
7y ago
This one is also pretty fascinating - https://www.conwaylife.com/wiki/Deep_cell
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a_t48
7y ago
While the title isn't super accurate, I don't agree with the other comments dismissing the work done here. Maybe "Refactoring Github's Javascript SDK for maintainability" or something along those lines.
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a_t48
7y ago
It should still be a perf gain: 1. Memory allocation isn't free 2. Doing multiple loops over the buffer (once per operation) is going to be slower than doing all the operations at once, both because of caching and the opportunity to do
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a_t48
7y ago
I agree with point (1), wholeheartedly - by default the syntax is ugly unless you wrap it in a utility. (2) isn't true as far as I can tell - you can keep reusing the same output buffer, or double buffer if the output can't be the
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a_t48
7y ago
Why don't we just get the drugs now and figure out payment when there isn't an emergency going on? When there's a potential for thousands of people dying, I'd rather get the medicine produced and in the hands of the peop
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a_t48
7y ago
The first thing I'd reach for is to refactor into a list comprehension. Looks like this is the proper way to do it: for x in np.nditer(a, op_flags = ['readwrite']): x[...] = cos(sqrt(sin(pow(x, 2)))) That's so
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