dysoco

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   by dysoco 7y ago

   It can be a quite lengthy introduction and still be intended for begginers. I don't see the contradiction.
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   by dysoco 7y ago

   Yeah no way I'm getting depressed on a Friday afternoon
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   by dysoco 7y ago

   I might be missing something here but I click record, play some notes with the A-Z keys, stop the recording, and when I click play nothing happens (I hear no audio) however with the demos I hear the audio. Any ideas what am I missing? EDIT:
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   by dysoco 7y ago

   On a tangential note; there still seems to be a lot of improvements to be done in the area of dating apps. I still can't believe that in the era of Machine Learning, Big Data, etc. Tinder insists on presenting me with people with certa
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   by dysoco 7y ago

   I would like to try a dumbphone for a while but no one here uses phone calls and SMS anymore, they have all shifted to Whatsapp and sometimes Instagram, so that's a bummer.
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   by dysoco 7y ago

   I moved to a city where I'm pretty much alone so I could go to college. My favorite time of the day is when I play Counter-Strike with my old buddies at night. Not so much because of the game but just because I get to voice chat and ha
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   by dysoco 7y ago

   I'm on that as well, for me it seems it just decodes some Unicode characters and does arithmetic to print the message, I don't know why it's taking so long or how can I speed it up.
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   by dysoco 7y ago

   I know the author focused on Nim, but I wonder how Lazarus (or Delphi I guess) would fare. Sadly it's FreePascal, but it really does look like the less bullshit platform to make cross-platform desktop applications.
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   by dysoco 7y ago

   Yet she went on and bought another Macbook, and this is not the only case I've heard of about "Macbooks have gone crap but what else am I supposed to do about it?" Well, the problem is that you've bought into the ecosyst
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    by dysoco 7y ago

    So what? You've never carried your laptop to a café and bough some coffee and a donut? It's 2019, I'm not saying laptops should withstand me dropping an entire can of soda on top of the keyboard, but I should be able to eat n
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    by dysoco 8y ago

    I bet the recruiter just looked at the stars and said "yeah that's got to be a cool repo"
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    by dysoco 8y ago

    I enjoyed the format of this, kept me interested. Nowadays I feel like if I read a blog post I have such a short attention span I'd just glance over it. Would love to see more stories.
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    by dysoco 8y ago

    Have you used Arch Linux by chance? How would you compare Sid's stability to Arch?
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    by dysoco 8y ago

    Or the Mitsubishi Pajero in Argentina which literally means Mitsubishi Wanker. They did change the name though, thankfully.
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    by dysoco 8y ago

    I agree with his ideas but I still think I'd rather have his old page back [1]. I think my main issue is the monospaced font which is good for code but it's not very pleasant in the eyes when we're talking about a blog post o
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    by dysoco 8y ago

    That does seem to show older images though.
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    by dysoco 8y ago

    Yes but no begginer is going to buy IDA. This would be much better with Radare2.
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    by dysoco 9y ago

    If you want casual reading material read the book "Flash Boys".
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    by dysoco 9y ago

    I somehow confused this with 'Lighttable' and was really confused about why printing was such an important issue.
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    by dysoco 9y ago

    Head First books were a great help back when I was starting with programming. I was a teenager and not as comfortable with English as I am now. Books like Head First Java and Head First Web Design helped me a great deal. I don't know i
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    by dysoco 9y ago

    Yeah when it's written in Python or C and not Go/Rust.
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    by dysoco 9y ago

    Iosevka is a nice one
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    by dysoco 9y ago

    http://lobste.rs has that
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    by dysoco 9y ago

    We used to have a poll in a forum once a year where we "bet" on which celebrities were going to die that year. To be honest I was pretty bad at it because I can't even remember which ones are alive.
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    by dysoco 9y ago

    My idea is that: 1) It attracts developers who will provide fixes, bug reports, documentation, etc. for free (or even draw potential full-time developers for the project). 2) It makes the project look more "trendy" and appeals to
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    by dysoco 9y ago

    Not sure about ASP.NET but Jon Skeet is pretty much the C#/.NET guru in the internet: https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/9134/jon-skeet-fact...
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    by dysoco 9y ago

    From my experience I would say yes: Go with Unity. I'm a big fan of making everything by "scratch" (using libraries like SDL2 or SFML for 2D), but when it comes to 3D games I wouldn't think twice and dive straight into U
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    by dysoco 9y ago

    Not working here in South America either. Just check Twitter.
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    by dysoco 10y ago

    And here I am in Argentina; getting into a public university, without having to pay, take exams or even have a good GPA in High School. How expensive and competitive education is in the USA seems so alien to me; I wonder if it's really
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    by dysoco 10y ago

    Does anyone have links to Undergraduate entrance exams from other Universities? I am currently taking one in my country and would like to compare the level with mine.