bruxis

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by bruxis 9y ago
That's exactly right. The strongest offence is a good defense.
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by bruxis 9y ago
Correlation does not imply causation.
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by bruxis 9y ago
So, this is a total anecdote, but I recently moved to Tokyo from SF, and while I don't think it's necessarily more expensive to live here, I wouldn't say it's a bargain by any measure. My rent is comparable to what I pai
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by bruxis 9y ago
Isn't this generally the same ruling that allows land owners to shoot trespassers? After hearing about drones with batteries dying falling out of the sky and taking out a child's eye [1], I wouldn't want some random person co
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by bruxis 10y ago
Does anyone else find it extremely disturbing that one of the examples they provide for "things you believe not because of logic [thus, it's objectively true], but because other people told you to" is "Human life is a pr
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by bruxis 10y ago
Yeah, why not "out null" or something similar? Magic characters make me sad.
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by bruxis 10y ago
I agree with this so much, but at the same time I acknowledge that his is at least in part due to how quickly the FE landscape changes and my inability to keep 100% up to date and equally effective. jQuery was simple to use, and that's
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by bruxis 10y ago
The update may not be rolled out yet -- still see the old version on my phone with no updates available.
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by bruxis 10y ago
Can this please have a more informative title? Joxa - Yet Another Lisp /s Joxa - Concurrent Distributed Lisp
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by bruxis 10y ago
I'll never understand how this is not unusual. I make decent money and could offer my portion of the 300-400k total, but every girl I've dated out here is making < 40k/year. Is there a TechMeetDoctor dating site I'm m
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by bruxis 10y ago
I think that actually for performance reasons (for an entire system, not just a web page) it's reasonable to require JavaScript to be enabled. For example, having a page that provides 90% of the information statically (potentially to a
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by bruxis 10y ago
Perhaps you have enough for a Fitnibble or a Fitbyte
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by bruxis 10y ago
This is legit cool, especially after seeing the new Oculus touch come out (also cool, but requires so much external gear that I'd be hard pressed to buy). Only downside I see is in regards to not having something physical to grip/
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by bruxis 10y ago
I agree. It's interesting to see some countries start experimenting with a base income for all residents, though I think if this becomes widespread we'll simply see the base cost of living increase to that number. I hope we can pu
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by bruxis 10y ago
I used to work on anti-cheat software for online video games for a time, and it was always interesting to see some cheats include full-fledged windowing systems (and even scripting) just like this example code. Ah, nostalgia...
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by bruxis 10y ago
Personally, I would rather see the first version with better variable names. I always find that map() methods tend to obscure the purpose of the values whereas a simple appears more explicit.
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by bruxis 10y ago
One thing that I'm really surprised about is the lack of empathy that companies and teams feel with this. I've been hiring engineers for a few years now and from _my_ perspective, age has never been a consideration. That does not
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by bruxis 10y ago
Guess now they'll have to settle for just "Candy Soul Saga Crush Game Match Three Slots FTW"
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by bruxis 10y ago
Does anyone know of a guide to using Docker, or an alternative, on Windows to help isolate various software (say, Steam games, multiple Visual Studio installations, .NET and Java runtimes/SDKs)?
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by bruxis 10y ago
I don't recall ever enabling this but this is enabled already for me. (note that not recalling doesn't mean I never enabled it, however it would have had to have been fairly inconspicuously for me to "opt-in")
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by bruxis 10y ago
How did you find that opportunity?
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by bruxis 10y ago
a little known construct from javascript [...] is the closure o_O
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by bruxis 10y ago
This is beautiful.
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by bruxis 11y ago
I haven't had a chance to work with Swift much yet, but I'm actually very glad for their reasonings. The only issue I might gripe with is the single quotes, but I get the unicode perspective.