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by anonova 7y ago
> To enable static checking with srb, add this line (called a sigil) to the top of your Ruby file: > # typed: true Isn't this called a directive/pragma? A sigil is a symbol on a name. Either way, I'm excited to see this
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by anonova 7y ago
https://github.com/testdouble/standard
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by anonova 8y ago
The author discusses this in episode 13 (2019-03-24) of the podcast _The Yak Shave_ at 22:37: http://yakshave.fm/13 From what I understand, Ruby is highly accessible and has a standard library that covers what's used i
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by anonova 8y ago
I've never been a fan of React Router (mostly I don't get why defining routes with components is a good thing) and have been pleasantly surprised with how well Curi ( https://curi.js.org/ ) works. It's nice to
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by anonova 8y ago
Davinci Resolve runs on Linux: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/
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by anonova 8y ago
I wouldn't mind trying out Semaphore for some open source projects. On the community open source page [1], from what I understand, you offer a free service, but the pricing page [2] says that it's not free yet? [1]: https:/&
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by anonova 8y ago
Fragments of Euclid: https://nusan.itch.io/fragments-of-euclid
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by anonova 8y ago
> ... rely on near/far vision systems developed by Intermec and other companies to read a code the size of a postage stamp from up to 150 meters away. Does anyone know of these super long range scanners (e.g, 150 m)? Looking through
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by anonova 9y ago
I would recommend tig for anyone looking for a cli git repo browser: https://jonas.github.io/tig/ Then there's no need to mess with git log and all its options.
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by anonova 9y ago
Relevant comic: https://xkcd.com/538/ I'd really like to see zero-knowledge transactions as default in the future, just to avoid the sendee seeing your wallet's balance.
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by anonova 9y ago
They just posted on Twitter about it: https://twitter.com/coinbase/status/964248915695448064
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by anonova 9y ago
Funnily, if you look at the description in the app store, it makes it look like a completely skippable update, especially if you don't use Messages. > This update: > > * Addresses an issue that could cause Messages conversatio
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by anonova 9y ago
Note that Skia is a C++ library and does not provide a stable C API.
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by anonova 9y ago
I'd expect if it gets popular enough, it'll have to go through a rebranding, given the name and assets are from the video game Overwatch [1]. Though I guess it never stopped Shopify with batman.js [2]. [1]: https://play
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by anonova 9y ago
To name a few: * "1.1.4 Decentralization" Ripple controls what nodes are used on their network (validators). Can you run a validator? Sure, but note that Ripple, and thus the network, aren't going to use it anyway [validator]
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by anonova 9y ago
Given XRP goes against their current "Digital Asset Framework" for adding new tokens/coins, I don't see it being added anytime soon without revision: https://www.gdax.com/static/digital-asset-framewo
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by anonova 9y ago
distributed != decentralized
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by anonova 9y ago
Wow, thanks for this suggestion! I was having some major graphical issues on a 2013 Macbook Pro with a GT 750M to the point where I was disabling GPU hardware acceleration in everything, the worst being flashes of an old framebuffer when tr
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by anonova 9y ago
To learn synths, I highly recommend Syntorial: https://www.syntorial.com/ . It's $130, but you can try quite a few lessons for free.
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by anonova 9y ago
The stats on their site ( https://lenovo-silversnipers.com/ ) seem off, e.g., BirDie has 82 hours of play time and 199 kills. That's averaging ~25 mins between kills! Surely, they're not _that_ bad.
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by anonova 9y ago
Reading Korean is surprisingly easy: http://www.ryanestrada.com/learntoreadkoreanin15minutes/
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by anonova 9y ago
Though there's no built-in functionality in MuseScore to do this, you can write a plugin that controls the mix for each voice. See this forum topic, which is quite similar to what you're trying to do: https://musescore.
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by anonova 9y ago
Ardour ( https://ardour.org/ ) and LMMS ( https://lmms.io/ ) are probably the two most popular open-source DAWs. I also really like MuseScore ( https://musescore.org/ ) for composition.
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by anonova 9y ago
There's a "Download PDF" link right before the start of the article.
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by anonova 9y ago
Nice to see a lot of improvements! I spent some time today to upgrade an app from Apollo 1.9. I ran into some issues if you use TypeScript. The typings used in the library are not listed as dependencies, so I had to manually install them. T
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by anonova 9y ago
In regards to date management, has anyone ever replaced moment with date-fns: https://date-fns.org/ ? It seems to be the lodash for dates, in which you can do selective imports.
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by anonova 9y ago
The Korean drama _THE IDOLM@STER.KR_ is currently being simulcast on Amazon Prime with English and Japanese subtitles.[1][2] [1]: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06ZZNKX78/ [2]: https://www.animenewsnetwork.
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by anonova 9y ago
Another popular and flawed modem Arris released into the wild is the SB6190. You can easily DoS it: https://www.dslreports.com/shownews/Puma-6-Flaw-Lets-Attacke...
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by anonova 9y ago
I'm currently a beta tester for Nvidia's GeForce Now[1], and it essentially gives you a Windows 2012 R2 VM with Steam installed to play games: Xeon E5-2697 v4 @ 2.30GHz (8 vCPUs allocated), NVIDIA Tesla P40 (24 GB allocated), 16 G
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by anonova 9y ago
Slashes aren't allowed, so wouldn't be able to do any path traversals: https://api.rocket.rs/src/rocket/request/param.rs.html#298

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