d13

24 ms·

241.
by d13 5y ago
This should be industry standard practice.
242.
by d13 6y ago
Can someone please explain why countries with extremely low crime rates in general seem to have terrible bike theft problems?
243.
by d13 6y ago
I had no idea graphene could be used in products like this. I always thought it was expensive and fragile, could only be made in small quantities, and that there were no cheap and efficient and ways to mass produce it?
244.
by d13 6y ago
Perhaps because most of the German film Industry had migrated to Hollywood by then
245.
by d13 6y ago
Saag is just a kind of spinach.
246.
by d13 6y ago
The only time I’ve seen it done properly was a team I worked in before the Agile manifesto was written.
247.
by d13 6y ago
I got 7 years out of my first Mac laptop and 10 out of my second.
248.
by d13 6y ago
What happened to Wirecutter?
249.
by d13 6y ago
I’m puzzled. Why then do rents seem about 20% lower than last year? I just found a new flat in Bayswater, London which I could not have afforded a year ago. There seems to be huge oversupply at the moment, just from what I’ve observed in th
250.
by d13 6y ago
Can someone explain why Paul Graham? I read a few of those links and don’t get it.
251.
by d13 6y ago
Why was there no second wave in China?
252.
by d13 6y ago
Stairs, or press buttons with tip of key. Entrance Door with foot or paper tissues. If 1 in 200 have Covid, 50% chance elevator has been recently infected.
253.
by d13 6y ago
I thought all elevators had a kind of mechanical fail safe brake that automatically engages if they start to fall too fast?
254.
by d13 6y ago
Yup, it’s beautiful in Elm and makes no sense in JavaScript, which doesn’t need it.
255.
by d13 6y ago
And Crockford’s JavaScript: The Good Parts. Although and older book, JavaScript fundamentals never change and it describes a lot of those forgotten foundations.
256.
by d13 6y ago
Seconded. Absolute genius
257.
by d13 6y ago
We’ve banned npm install: It’s simply a party drug and completely unnecessary.
258.
by d13 6y ago
Flixel still exists as Phaser
259.
by d13 6y ago
As a child in the 70s I would buy lps but then immediately record them to cassette, and then only listen to the cassette.
260.
by d13 6y ago
E6 “classes” are just functions that return objects.
261.
by d13 6y ago
https://github.com/kittykatattack/thepoetrybook Did something like that years and years ago as a learning project. Works great! Drop in some markdown and you’re done. The source is only a few hundred lines; no build or
262.
by d13 9y ago
Have you tried VS Code?
263.
by d13 9y ago
> In this particular case it feels like the Elm team is afraid of "losing control" over the language. They should be.
264.
by d13 9y ago
Yes, I was told, in English, "an ancient race of dwarves."
265.
by d13 9y ago
Hiking in the hills outside of Bangalore I found some absolutely ancient stone dwellings completely covered in thick shrub. The villagers down below told me that they "belonged to an ancient race of dwarves." And a few km away, I
266.
by d13 9y ago
Yes, it's Xeno's paradox ( http://platonicrealms.com/encyclopedia/zenos-paradox-of-the-... ). CGI has exactly that same problem - the first 99% is easy, the final 1% is impossible.
267.
by d13 9y ago
There are lots of possible causes of double vision, including neurological. If it's still happening you really should see a doctor (a good GP.)
268.
by d13 9y ago
"Something makes the water rise up against the side of the bucket" We really have no idea?? Wow, it shows how little we really know about anything.
269.
by d13 9y ago
Electronic artists are limited by the rules programmed into their software, and very few people realize how severely limiting those rules are - they make 99% of the decisions for you. The fundamentals are never questioned, but it's onl
270.
by d13 9y ago
But of all the millions of random experiments you can make while a learning an instrument, only a few of them sound "nice" - and I would argue they sound nice because they sound like something you've already heard. There&#x27

More ›