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by arh68 7y ago
When you revisit old code, does it seem like a room in a house? Does it make you think of other code? (code nearby, or maybe code you write around the same time..?) Honestly just curious. It feels like rooms in houses to me. You are bra
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by arh68 7y ago
Have you tried Safari Developer Previews? It's been a while since I've used them myself. [0] https://developer.apple.com/safari/download/
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by arh68 7y ago
I don't think that's what it says. If I'm reading it right, (null = null) is unknown, which is falsy (except with ansi_nulls off, then it'll be true). (null is null) is true. I don't think you can test null = (null
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by arh68 7y ago
I agree. There used to be many bars/restaurants/clubs, and you wouldn't naturally bump into the clubs you disagree with. There even used to be a ton of phpBBs/vBulletins out there. Even different subreddits/image
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by arh68 7y ago
Well how far do you go with the river? Aligning with select means group by sticks out. Aligning with group by means left join sticks out. Aligning with left join means inner join sticks out. EDIT: feel free to show me something better..
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by arh68 7y ago
This is my favorite guide yet! My syntax, like others, is a little different (lowercase, 2 spaces, commas-first, bracket quotes, ons right under joins w/ joined table on LHS, left joins left-aligned): (this query isn't supposed to
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by arh68 7y ago
People almost always start "stopwatch" counting at 1. If you time how long a juggling ball stays in the air, or how long it takes to run a short distance, a stopwatch will read 0.9 or something meanwhile most people start &quot
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by arh68 7y ago
You may enjoy Common LISP's looping: it's a whole minilanguage where you can say stuff like (loop for i from 1 upto 10 ..) (loop for i from 1 below 11 ..) (loop for i from 10 downto 1 ..) (loop for i from 1
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by arh68 7y ago
Yes, I would agree. His logic is that we should cater to the empty sequence case, and it would be "unnatural" to write 2 <= x <= 1, so we have to write 2 <= x < 2. That is just not an improvement. Ask somebody to w
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by arh68 7y ago
> surely `undefined`++ won't convert anything to a number You're right, it converts it to Not-A-Number. undefined++ becomes NaN.
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by arh68 7y ago
This is pretty standard for IEEE-754 floats/doubles. Try entering 8.95 into Float Toy [0]. It's about 1 * 2^3 * 1.11875. If you look at the red part, you see there's a "repeating decimal" 00011(1100)(1100).. that
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by arh68 7y ago
Is it too late to set up a SafeActix project, let him keep the Actix name & creative control, and resolve things semi-positively? Seems like the community mistook it as an effort to build something safe, and it was a thousand cuts of m
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by arh68 7y ago
Leader/Follower (pietroglyph's is probably best), Cam/Follower, Sender/Receiver, Drive/Pulley (?), Reference/Replica, Model/Instance, Broker/Agent, Supervisor/Worker, maybe even Coordinator/
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by arh68 7y ago
"Responsible" seems pretty easy: follow the rules of engagement. What if a convoy passes a group of nuns? What if the nuns "fire without waiting"? Should we let the nuns have the "critical advantage" of first
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by arh68 7y ago
It goes through, doesn't it? I can't find hard numbers, but basically Wet Clothes Don't Stop Sunburn. The UV rays don't bounce at all, unless it's off the skin. It mostly all turns to heat eventually (AFAIK).
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by arh68 7y ago
Same! '11, never saw a single person use it. Old prelims > graded psets > notes, to me anyways.
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by arh68 7y ago
I think we all deserve to hear Kent Walker reconcile his views with Google's "work" on asymmetrical number systems. [0] https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2018/06/inventor-says-go...
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by arh68 7y ago
> R is a Lisp 2. Variables and functions may share the same name. This leads to confusing errors. Isn't that a Lisp-1, then? Maybe I've got them backwards. CL is a Lisp-2, and it's not unusable, so either #'readma
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by arh68 7y ago
See also: in Good times create weak men [0], the author explains his interpretation as to why. I can't summarize it well. It's centered around a Jonathan Blow talk [1] Preventing the collapse of civilization . [0] https:&#x
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by arh68 7y ago
Source for the 25%? I've heard 10% recently on a podcast, and Wiki says 15.6~15.7% for 2017-2018. Maybe that is a peak number?
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by arh68 7y ago
I'm not convinced there are any intentional moderates. Isn't this just one big straw man? Noticeable lack of specifics, not even historical figures. Honestly it comes off like "I met a guy, didn't like him, I think
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by arh68 7y ago
Wow, this actually confirms my thoughts about my Columbia Omni-Tech, that thing seems like the least breathable jacket I've ever owned. Good thing it has pit zips. It's like a cold rain jacket. There seems to be 2 distinct cat
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by arh68 7y ago
Yes maybe, at times, even Chrome: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19653881
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I get 11 seconds to shut down, 11 seconds to boot, on a 256G NVMe ssd. I'm curious what's going on on your machine.
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by arh68 7y ago
I think "hackability" is a spectrum [0]. The idea is that VC funding is less hackable than college admissions, and that market growth/acceptance is very far on the un-hackable end, along with fairly-referee'd sporting e
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by arh68 7y ago
Maybe take 2 weeks off for "holidays", practice Advent of Code, start thinking about working for their competitors > I can’t see how this can be resolved beyond creating a new role or transferring out of my area of expertise
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by arh68 7y ago
On /design/styles, s/We belive/We believe/. Why the backticks everywhere? It's like somebody s/'/`/g'd the whole page. Also s/prop dependancy/prop dependency/. Not fo
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by arh68 7y ago
Last movie I saw in theaters was a markedly worse image than what I get at home: overly dark (2D->3D lens?), yet still some scenes washed out to white. My 1080p DLP projector onto a 10' white vinyl screen seated ~5' away is
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by arh68 7y ago
> 1. Hold down space bar and you'll enter a mode where moving your finger moves the cursor. Specifically, either long-touch the space bar or force-touch any letter. Just don't force-touch the left side of the screen, which w
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by arh68 7y ago
likely Russell & Norvig, aka that AI book with Alan Turing & a chessboard on the cover http://aima.cs.berkeley.edu/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_Intelligence:_A_Mod...

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