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by cjaybo 6y ago
> Luckily, they didn't, and instead pulled in the the `benchmark` library as a development dependency. The author of said library works on V8, and already considered all those problems and much, much, more[1]. This is the "benc
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by cjaybo 6y ago
The first definition is intended and more fitting for the usages of "deprecated" I've encountered.
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by cjaybo 6y ago
From the guidelines: > Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. Assume good faith. Ironically, by assuming bad faith and a condescending tone in the
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by cjaybo 7y ago
Is it a valid description of people's feelings, or is it hyperbole? I struggle to see how it can be both at once.
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by cjaybo 7y ago
Lots of universities have dorm rooms that are shared by multiple students, and many dorm rooms do not provide any type of kitchen or cooking facilities. I don't think that's a remotely feasible solution.
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by cjaybo 7y ago
Sure they do. Not while stick handling or skating normally, but while receiving a bad pass, sending a puck between their skates while trying to out-maneuver a defender, etc. Cages affect your peripheral vision, as well.
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by cjaybo 7y ago
To be fair, the machine's tendency to roll around during transport is irrelevant to the claim that it looks better than its competitors.
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by cjaybo 7y ago
> Users care about consistency of stile inside one app, not app-style vs. system-style. Do you have a source for this claim? This conflicts with the results of some UX studies I've seen.
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by cjaybo 7y ago
I struggle to see how any charitable interpretation of the article could arrive at this conclusion.
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by cjaybo 7y ago
The latest development that I'm aware of is the package registry they are launching: https://github.com/features/package-registry
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by cjaybo 7y ago
This is such a strange response. First of all, Facebook's inability to keep their moderators' identities private is an issue regardless of how the terrorists respond. > Terrorists don't go around killing people for banning
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by cjaybo 7y ago
I disagree with your assertion that the QA community would be worse off if these types of people stopped answering questions. If a person cannot provide a helpful response to a question without being condescending or rude, then I personally
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by cjaybo 8y ago
It doesn't matter if it's playable if no one wants to watch the games. Do you think you would enjoy watching a game of touch, or flag football?
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by cjaybo 8y ago
I'm wondering the same thing. I've paid for a premium account, and run a pi-hole on my home network. The way I interpret the language in the terms of service (IANAL) is that the act of blocking an ad is forbidden, but not the runn
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by cjaybo 8y ago
Thanks for sharing. I'm a big fan of your work on the JUCE framework!