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901.
by clarry 8y ago
I don't think the the two endpoints are that big of a deal. I know where I want to start selecting, so I can just navigate there and then expand the selection in one direction only. This is how it works with vi anyway, only you can&#
902.
by clarry 8y ago
> I think the multi-selection gimmick is not strong enough to be worth being first-class (especially the way that search-and-replace works), too many common operations are chorded, and there's no selection "mode" -- you ha
903.
by clarry 8y ago
> I disagree. A sine wave has no overtones but we can still easily perceive the octave notes. Sure we can. Does the explanation given above require that we shouldn't? Of course, laying sines an octave apart is a good first step to
904.
by clarry 8y ago
> And, most importantly to me, since it’s the question I can find the least solid information on: why do we take for granted that one note with twice the frequency of another note sounds so similar that we call both notes by the same nam
905.
by clarry 8y ago
> A free ISA is about more than saving a few pennies on each board in royalties, it's about having a chip you can truly trust. One that doesn't have some opaque binary blob running at ring -2. One where nothing is encrypted by
906.
by clarry 8y ago
Used it. I don't think anyone liked it too much. Switched to Zulip, which seems a little less objectionable. Still I'd prefer good old IRC.
907.
by clarry 8y ago
> The more people that are economically sidelined, who nave nothing to do and no prospects for self-advancement Eh, that's a wild assumption. If anything, automating away crap labour that barely keeps you sheltered and giving peopl
908.
by clarry 8y ago
> I’d argue that if you’re good at developing software, you are probably passionate for it. Developing software is all the same, right? Just like everyone tuning the engine in their race spec roadster must love doing oil changes and swap
909.
by clarry 8y ago
That would be rather misguided though. It's not like a device is going to know the exact time the interrupt handler routine would run, hash it, and go back "whoops, better not fire an interrupt yet because it won't be on the
910.
by clarry 8y ago
What's the alternative on ARM?
911.
by clarry 8y ago
Little old grandma ain't making sites with GoDaddy either, so why do you have to come up with such an irrelevant strawman. Please.
912.
by clarry 8y ago
> Parent comment is referring to software vulnerabilities running on the box itself, not vulnerabilities in your website. When Apache or whatever it is that you use to serve your static website comes out with a vulnerability that allows
913.
by clarry 8y ago
Yea, I'm really frustrated with this situation as it relates to racing games. Apparently it's ok to shoot photos and movies with real cars in them, but you need to get a license to sell a game that models real cars? Nnngh. I thi
914.
by clarry 8y ago
> Clients therefore initiate communication sessions with servers which await incoming requests. Dogs walk on four feet, therefore anything that walks on four feet is a dog? > Both client-server and master-slave are regarded as sub-cat
915.
by clarry 8y ago
> In all cases, one node must send the first packet. The node sending the packet is the client, and the destination of the packet is the server. I'm pretty sure you are just making up new definitions. It's kinda like saying th
916.
by clarry 8y ago
I never had one.
917.
by clarry 8y ago
Ok, put me in jail (I just flagged yer message)! I agree though that there should be severe penalty for large scale, intentional false flagging with intent to profit or cause losses to someone else. Smaller scale "accidents" that
918.
by clarry 8y ago
People aren't complaining that it isn't perfect. People are complaining because the system is and has been in favor of fraudlent claimants what, seven years now? We don't need a technically perfect solution, we just need so
919.
by clarry 8y ago
I use mattermost at work. It's terrible. Coworkers don't seem particularly impressed with it either. Can't compare it to Slack though, since I never used it.
920.
by clarry 8y ago
Just terrible UX in general, and a very bloated & power hungry client. Search is borderline useless, and it's difficult for me to find anything that was talked about a couple weeks ago (meanwhile I can easily grep IRC logs for thi
921.
by clarry 8y ago
Characterising the language you don't agree with as "immature" doesn't reflect well on you.
922.
by clarry 8y ago
Might even taste different in different parts of the city. I hate the water at my place. I'm thirsty right now, and I kinda want wanter, but I kinda don't want my tap water. I spent the weekend at my sister's place around s
923.
by clarry 8y ago
Look up lucid dreams.
924.
by clarry 8y ago
> It is hard to drive a set of headphones with enough SQ to make them worthwhile. I disagree. Most headphones are really easy to drive, including many high end ones. And DIY builders are making perfectly good & cheap amps using par
925.
by clarry 8y ago
I have several musical instruments and a bunch of relatively high end audio gear. The point of dimnishing returns starts at $0, what matters is what kind of quality you want. Every once in a while, I buy some headphones in the <$100 ran
926.
by clarry 8y ago
HD650s aren't particularly sensitive.
927.
by clarry 8y ago
> The internet makes it possible to find people you really connect with How?
928.
by clarry 8y ago
Yep. The bloated, overhyped and chruny mainstream crap needs updating all the time (and it kinda tends to break too). Build on that, and hope the updates get done before someone fires and exploit. That's defense in "pray and ho
929.
by clarry 8y ago
IME doing any real work on a 13" screen just sucks. It's not good for gaming or movies either.
930.
by clarry 8y ago
> Everyone talks about meetups and conferences, but I find them to be extremely superficial interactions. Even here people mention finding meetups in a city. I'm with you here.. I used to visit conventions and such as well as had o

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