blakesley

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by blakesley 5y ago
Thank you for pointing this out! I had no idea!
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by blakesley 5y ago
As the other commenter pointed out, he probably meant "great for identification but terrible for authentication".
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by blakesley 5y ago
Oh, good, we'll only lose space for 5-10 years.
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by blakesley 5y ago
You say: > I hate this idea that addiction is someone just getting high so they don't have to feel bad feelings, which seems to be the underlying assumption of most discussions. But then the rest of your comment is a story about you
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by blakesley 5y ago
> People have a script run with python, and want to use code in other files. This is not supported in python. Come again? This is what "import" does, obviously. This is not a clear explanation of your problem.
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by blakesley 5y ago
Earnest question: why are you all trying to use relative imports? What problem is that solving for you? I've never even bothered to try it out because it seems potentially problematic in the way all relative references can be, e.g., re
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by blakesley 5y ago
surprised to hear you think the GUI is fine. I've been using it for a year, and I know my way around the app & menus by now, but I still struggle on occasion, as things are just not intuitively laid out and/or not well-present
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by blakesley 5y ago
I totally agree with this, especially the last bit about just the mentality it creates. I wish Anki had an (optional) auto-sync feature (like every 15 mins), but maybe there are too many edge cases for that kind of feature.
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by blakesley 6y ago
I suppose this makes sense, but at a personal level, the two scenarios seem similar. Interpreters & compilers are blackbox to me, at least. I have no idea how they work, and I wouldn't be able to make one for myself. But sure, some