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chapium
7y ago
I have a problem with it malfunctioning catastrophically at high velocity.
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> He crashed into a barrier he had had problems with before. This keeps getting repeated and is complete misdirection. The barrier isn't intended to save lives from a headon crash, its to improve the slim odds of survival. Had the
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7y ago
My preferred mspaint workflow: 1. Screenshot thing with screenshot rectangle selector (Win+S on OneNote 2013) 2. Draw red circles and arrows all over it 3. Repeat #1 on mspaint canvas 4. Paste screenshot with annotations to whatever I need
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Imo it should be burned. Not for everything but just for new versions of projects he himself worked on. Imagine if Victoria from Victoria's secret turned out to be an axe murderer and they kept the business name. The name is not the i
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7y ago
Perhaps what has survived into the 21st century are simple designs and less so complex ones.
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7y ago
This isn't a linked list issue at all, but a problem with constructing the nodes. If you construct list nodes in a contiguous location cache misses are a non issue.
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chapium
7y ago
Just add the explode modifier to your classes and you should be good.
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chapium
7y ago
This is clearly not my subject area. Why would we be spawning processes for HTTP requests? This sounds awful for performance. My best guess is a security guarantee.
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I support the conclusion, but I feel many of the arguments author makes are highly debatable.
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7y ago
I have only plugged around in pico a bit but i think there are some limits on how many instructions can be executed per update(30fps)
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7y ago
I'm frequently amazed by what can be built within the limits of PICO-8 and Lua.
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7y ago
Yellow Pages?
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By all means, I don't mean for fellow workers to be unkempt, but relaxed outerwear can be dressed neatly. What bothers me is the song and dance of "professionalism" taking a seat before actually getting things done. You make
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7y ago
Many people use gnu screen to connect to a session and never log out.
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This is where the false urbanism comes in. Chicago for examples is in many ways a network of these islands. However they collide with each other giving a nice network effect. Its far from a perfect example, I feel its still rather sparse
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I suppose my view of it is, I see a Sysadmin admittedly monitoring a situation unfolding that they have no take in then dumps on the situation. I've never really cared for this style of tech management. What I feel really should have
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7y ago
You can really take a deep dive into category theory if you want to analyze what "happiness" is.
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I'm struggling to see how wearing a specific style of clothing as connected to the following ideas A. common professional manners ethics and customs B. total breakdown of communication and culture* (exception that clothing correlates t
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7y ago
What is the alternative? Mac does the exact same with spotlight.
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7y ago
To me the comfortable medium is 100% privacy. 0% feedback. There is no middle ground because feedback and privacy should not be conflated. Users already own the device and owe no data to their vendor.
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Cerner does pretty much the same thing. They are trying to approach the hospital market pretty broadly. Much of the software is pretty rigid and if you sign up for them, you are customizing their software and meeting in the middle by reor
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7y ago
Do parents typically work at the same workplace? How does this work across employers?
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7y ago
sqlzoo can help with the syntax
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7y ago
A new adage: Don't judge a blog by its jarring background and low contrast fonts.
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7y ago
And every other article on the main page pushes an email newsletter.
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7y ago
Not sure that applies here since one person honking won't gain them any advantage. Very possibly a tragedy of some other sort.
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Imagine a cyclist using this to reduce traffic being routed to roads they are travelling on.
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Counterpoint: google has bike directions and exists in California.
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If one has the time, I think its a good exercise to turn a paradigm on its head and see if anything good falls out of the awfulness.
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7y ago
It is quite a long winded rant when one could simply use a different music app.
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