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by coolreader18 7y ago
Perhaps, but somebody in one of my classes had jailbroken his iPhone and was showing off his fancy home screen, which would have been pretty par for the course for a custom Android home screen, and everybody was oohing and ahhing at how coo
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by coolreader18 7y ago
As a student at a middle to upper class high school, I can say that it's definitely not about the actual features of iOS vs Android -- it's just a status symbol. People with iPhones are considered slightly "cooler", or a
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by coolreader18 7y ago
I recognized Hebrew in it, especially "todah" (thank you in Hebrew).
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by coolreader18 8y ago
Psssh, what is this, the 2000s?
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by coolreader18 8y ago
If you want to use this on Linux, you need to have wine installed, but it does work! curl https://www.dropbox.com/s/rmagppsuhwms28k/TinySki.exe -OL wineconsole TinySki.exe
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by coolreader18 8y ago
It does work with wine using the pre-compiled version and `wineconsole`: curl https://www.dropbox.com/s/rmagppsuhwms28k/TinySki.exe -OL wineconsole TinySki.exe
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by coolreader18 8y ago
Or straight from curl: curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/taylorconor/tinytetris/master/tinytetris.cpp | gcc -x c++ - -lcurses -o tinytetris
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by coolreader18 8y ago
Yeah, do they really think that Linux has only ever had 300-something pull requests?
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by coolreader18 8y ago
Isn't it a common misconception that flagged/dead comments are because of moderators? Dead comments happen automatically if enough people flag it[0]. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12173836
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by coolreader18 8y ago
That's an incredibly narrow definition. Why does the backend's capabilities matter? If a site has comments set up through its own backend vs through Disqus, the UX will/could be pretty much the same.
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by coolreader18 8y ago
> For one thing, 14 year olds don't think they are young. Having been 14 relatively recently, yes, they do, at least in this sort of context.
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by coolreader18 8y ago
Because many modules don't use ES exports, especially the tiny annoying ones from people like sindresorhus that everything seems to rely on. ES modules are compatible with the browser, CommonJS modules are not.
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by coolreader18 8y ago
Why is it named Yuri, if I may ask?
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by coolreader18 8y ago
Like this: 'a: { let a_var: u32 = 42; let a_ref: &'a u32 = &a_var; } // ^^^^^ only valid in 'a: {}
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by coolreader18 8y ago
I saw the headline and for a second thought it was about running Scratch ( https://scratch.mit.edu ) on the GPU.
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by coolreader18 8y ago
Looks like a hug of death, if I had to guess.
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by coolreader18 8y ago
C natural? (I tried to type U+266E but it didn't save)
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by coolreader18 8y ago
One second - going to try something out. /s
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by coolreader18 8y ago
dom96 was probably thinking of Nim[0], as they're one of the developers in the project. [0] https://nim-lang.org
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by coolreader18 8y ago
Oh, I didn't know that! Here's some resources about it if you haven't heard of it either: documentation; https://yarnpkg.com/lang/en/docs/cli/audit/ original feature issue: https:&#x
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by coolreader18 8y ago
Kind of ridiculous, but yarn's CLI just feels better. It's a bit simpler, `install` doesn't really seem like an "add to package manifest" command word, there's the `global` subcommand for managing global comm
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by coolreader18 8y ago
If they go through with this, they would lose a fair portion of their users, even non-fossy ones. I've seen memes on popular reddit subreddits like /r/me_irl and /r/teenagers about adblockers (e.g. "you can&#x2