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by aardshark 7y ago
No, I don't think that's accurate. In the scenario you pose, sticking and switching have an equal reward, so both are valid solutions.
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by aardshark 7y ago
This article is mostly nonsense, but the paragraphs that really stood out to me as particularly stupid were these: Throughout all modern history, when we humans see a problem coming from far away, we have a 100% success rate in so
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by aardshark 7y ago
For those who just want to read the article without Medium nonsense: https://outline.com/jWuKxc
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by aardshark 7y ago
It was used on the Gameboy Color to colorize the grayshaded Gameboy games. You can choose what palette to use by pressing a combination of buttons on most start screens. See this example of Super Mario Land: http://i.imgur.com&#x
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by aardshark 7y ago
> if you are not an artist, making good art is simply really hard And if you are not a programmer, making a good game is really hard. But you can learn. If you are willing to put in the effort to develop your own sense of the aesthetic,
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by aardshark 7y ago
There is also sshuttle, which will forward all TCP traffic on your machine to anywhere you can ssh into and run a python script: https://github.com/sshuttle/sshuttle It's very easy to use and setup, just do s
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by aardshark 7y ago
I'd probably pay 10€ outright for it if I got to own it forever, but I dislike paying for it yearly.
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by aardshark 7y ago
One of the limits is that you can't choose where your downloads go. Also, there are now ads on the unpaid version, which I think weren't there before. I grew to dislike the app after running into the limits/ads. It does work,
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by aardshark 7y ago
Well encoding is not an issue. Any civilisation who have the physical means to read the disc will be able to figure out the encoding fairly simply.
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by aardshark 7y ago
I don't understand what sort of environment you work in where you don't encounter situations where comments could add clarity to the code. Do you never see code that has global side effects? Or that is written a particular way to
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by aardshark 7y ago
Obviously not. But you are presenting a polarized pair of scenarios which I don't agree are the only possible outcomes. I think we can strive for something in the middle, between chaos and robotic like use of crosswalks.
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by aardshark 7y ago
Do you have a newer MBP? I'm running Sierra on a 2013 MBP. I suspect part of my experience is due to Firefox relying more on the GPU than Chrome, and the GPU in this laptop sucks. I haven't experimented with turning off hardware a
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by aardshark 7y ago
Well speaking for me personally, Firefox runs terribly on my Macbook and it would be nice to have an alternative to Chrome.
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by aardshark 7y ago
Why on earth would you walk a couple of blocks to cross the street? Why on earth would you commend this behaviour? I appreciate that my judgement of this behaviour depends on the street, but from my experience of Tokyo, the streets are not
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by aardshark 8y ago
This comparison mentions that in gettext, using the source string as a message identifier "makes it impossible to introduce multiple messages with the same source string which should be translated differently." It's rather di
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by aardshark 8y ago
I don't think this is proven. Can you elaborate?
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by aardshark 8y ago
No offense, but it sounds like you are not a native English speaker and had difficulty interpreting the article. It's not very clearly written, but it's not as incomprehensible as you make it out to be.
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by aardshark 8y ago
I believe in Korea this could be charged as a criminal offence rather than a civil one. Which is even more crazy.
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by aardshark 8y ago
He was not unarmed, he was carrying a knife. Toxicology reports showed traces of PCP in his system. Furthermore the police were responding to reports of someone breaking into vehicles and brandishing a knife. That said, the police did not a
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by aardshark 8y ago
Can you elaborate on this, because this is what I understand (from the point of view of someone who knows nothing about Apple's review process): You can't provide your app at no cost on the App Store. You can't provide your
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by aardshark 8y ago
Who are these Amazon competitors that have shills working for them to damage Amazon's reputation?
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by aardshark 9y ago
I feel like this is probably really dangerous and possibly irresponsible, but I have no knowledge of biochemistry to back that feeling up. What it is for sure is really cool.
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by aardshark 9y ago
I'd love to read an article like this for C-style languages.
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by aardshark 9y ago
Sounds like you live in a country with a compulsory national ID card. Not all countries have or want that.
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by aardshark 9y ago
Why does "True" show me True Detective and "True D" not?
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by aardshark 9y ago
Yes. When an app accesses the keychain a dialog box is presented to the user with "Allow", "Always Allow" and "Deny". If "Always Allow" is chosen, then the app will have permanent permission to access
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by aardshark 9y ago
If this is not satire, then it's scary.
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by aardshark 9y ago
If you're striving for clarity in this comment, I suggest rewriting it from scratch :)
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by aardshark 9y ago
Clickbaity headline IMO. Should be "Chinese scientists exhibit quantum teleportation at unprecedented distances."
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by aardshark 9y ago
Yes, it's awful for me on Chrome 58. While I do need to update my browser, I tried on a couple of others and it seems much smoother on Firefox: Chrome 58 OSX: extremely janky, but I do have lots of tabs open. Chrome 61 Canary OSX: a li

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