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   by beefsack 11y ago

   Also for the chord progression quiz, I kept trying to pick the first chord in the "chord 2" section. Perhaps this mistake would be made less if you show the inputs for chord 1 but have the first option selected and the inputs dis
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   by beefsack 11y ago

   GitHub issues become ridiculous places full of mindless stupidity whenever an issue breeches a certain level of popularity. I'd love to see a mechanism to improve signal to noise ratios, it's not a place for Redditisms.
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   by beefsack 11y ago

   I've found in the past couple of years Go has fallen into that pragmatism bucket for me. If I need to throw something together quickly it's a good tool for the job thanks to the simple syntax, decent tooling and significant stand
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   by beefsack 11y ago

   Headphone users beware clicking the about link at the bottom.
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   by beefsack 11y ago

   If they don't lock it down and is similar to the One, then it should be incredibly easy to switch to CM. I'm running CM12.1 on my One at the moment and it's leaps and bounds better than the stock CM11S ROM that comes with the
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   by beefsack 11y ago

   The package version in Arch is 7.16, so I assume it's the latest.
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   by beefsack 11y ago

   I believe the RAM is soldered on, upgrades may not be very feasible.
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   by beefsack 11y ago

   > I wanted complete control, so Medium and Svbtle were out. You could easily argue those other services don't give "complete" control either.
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   by beefsack 11y ago

   I found the animated GIF next to the article to be incredibly distracting while reading. I had to remove it using the inspector to be able to get through the article.
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    by beefsack 11y ago

    I've just tried to access the site and it's failing to load half the time, and the other half it's taking over a minute to load. It's awesome you're getting traffic but I'm not sure you can say you've suc
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    by beefsack 11y ago

    > It's the future I've heard that too many times to not be cynical about it.
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    by beefsack 11y ago

    But at the expense of performance? I've written a number of applications in Meteor and continually struggle to scale them, even to tens of concurrent users.
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    by beefsack 11y ago

    Competition in the Git hosting arena seems to be largely nullified by the fact that it's trivial to use multiple remotes.
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    by beefsack 11y ago

    It appears Intel might be white-labelling it.
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    by beefsack 11y ago

    URL appears to have changed to https://www.fpcomplete.com/blog/2015/06/announcing-first-pub...
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    by beefsack 11y ago

    When we were running Miniand it was one of our big goals to assist hardware startups interact with factories in south China; we lived in Guangzhou back then and had constant interaction with manufacturers. We successfully manufactured our
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    by beefsack 11y ago

    Articles on Go web frameworks all end up at the same conclusion. The Go standard library is so strong around web servers it's hard to recommend anything else.
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    by beefsack 11y ago

    But don't let this line of thinking make you blasé about technology choices.
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    by beefsack 11y ago

    GitHub does handle binaries, available through the "releases" link on the repo navigation bar. Developers can relate releases to tags and upload binaries. https://github.com/beefsack/git-mirror/releases
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    by beefsack 11y ago

    I believe JPS only works for unweighted graphs, so you can only compare it to A* for that particular case.
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    by beefsack 11y ago

    Brilliant innings, he achieved more than many could even imagine.
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    by beefsack 11y ago

    This is a hot war simulation, is it not?
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    by beefsack 11y ago

    Given the context it's used in, this is hardly surprising.
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    by beefsack 11y ago

    I feel having a flag for "Planet Earth" is a really strange thing, particularly if you were to do something like plant it on Mars. Flags more commonly represent groups defined by political or cultural boundaries, and planting one
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    by beefsack 11y ago

    I've built a few things on top of it now: a "rich" text editor, a layout system, and a client to my plain-text board gaming service. The two main things that have caused me trouble are: * Inability to customise colours on sy
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    by beefsack 11y ago

    I'd be more interested to see a performance comparison with Mithril[1] rather than React, their core functionality is similar but Mitril strives to be lean and fast. [1] https://lhorie.github.io/mithril/
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    by beefsack 11y ago

    If the first thing you're doing is removing packages then you might want to consider a different distro. Arch is a brilliant choice for people who want minimal footprint high performance installations.
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    by beefsack 11y ago

    After the GitHub outage yesterday I decided to throw something together to keep Git mirrors up to date and serve them over HTTP. This is also a requirement we've had at work so it scratched a couple of itches for me. Feedback and crit
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    Git-mirror – Sync and serve Git mirrors locally(github.com)

    1 points by beefsack 11y ago|1 comments
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    by beefsack 11y ago

    Was telling someone else about it and realised it's a slightly unfortunate name when saying it aloud.