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871.
by eps 5y ago
Same on iOS.
872.
by eps 5y ago
Nothing wrong letting them do subtraction on a napkin.
873.
by eps 5y ago
On Windows there's also μGiffer - https://iobureau.com/ugiffer
874.
by eps 5y ago
Steering wheel is not a rectangle, so that alone is a plus.
875.
by eps 5y ago
Happy to recommend it. Take a look at Meater too. Same type of functional minimalist design, really well-executed.
876.
by eps 5y ago
Thermapen Unfold, stick in, see the temperature. If it's dark, it will highlight the screen, If it's upside down, it will flip the screen. Very fast, because it uses gradient descend and not linear estimation. Pull it out, place i
877.
by eps 5y ago
> desert.html Issuing two "go north" commands causes the page to go completely blank in mobile Safari.
878.
by eps 5y ago
BetterC is a subset of D aimed at producing libraries that can be used from C. https://dlang.org/spec/betterc.html
879.
by eps 5y ago
* convenient
880.
by eps 5y ago
Only if the backup side is unreadable (which is different from being append-only).
881.
by eps 5y ago
> When your country struggles to produce basic things like energy, and your scientists are routinely jailed based on a dictator's whims The best I can guess is that you are referring to Korolev's work on the rocket-powered ar
882.
by eps 5y ago
What it was exactly is secondary. The trouble was that there were gaping holes where it should've been solid and this complicated things in more ways than one.
883.
by eps 5y ago
Also: * Doesn't have any obvious gaps in education ... which will be the concern with someone self-taught. We hired a very bright and enthusiastic guy who dropped out of college after a year to work on his own sales/marketing fu
884.
by eps 5y ago
Pretty much any space-related documentaries. Rosetta probe's trajectory alone is one heck of a motivation. However it's also beneficial to have a dollop of reality on top of Iron Man fantasies. I think that docs like Indie Game an
885.
by eps 5y ago
YMMW, but FWIW. You no longer have the luxury of hours-long uninterrupted coding streaks, but it doesn't prevent you from thinking through things that need to be done (e.g. when you are walking outside with a stroller). The net effec
886.
by eps 5y ago
Hate the font though. Makes your eyes stumble everytime there is a t in a word.
887.
by eps 5y ago
Open hardware specs don't prevent spec-compliant chips from carrying some "extras".
888.
by eps 5y ago
In related news - ever wondered why Windows 11 can't be installed on "older computers"? You know, the ones that don't have a TPM chip? Now you know. Windows 11 completes the lock-up of the OS. That's why Windows 11
889.
by eps 5y ago
> Very soon after we came back to Russia, more than half of our crew died. I survived because I was very young. This is misquoted, mistranslated or just plain made up. It is attributed to "Calzatti", one of camermen. There are
890.
by eps 5y ago
It'd be nice to hear their version of this before I bother to get my butt off the couch and pick my pitchfork. The fact that fee increases weren't communicated because the OP was't subed to promo emails just doesn't smel
891.
by eps 5y ago
Proposed constexpr syntax mimics that of a conventional variable, yet it doesn't create one and comes with distinctly different usage semantics. It's a different language element, I see no reason why it should be bundled up with a
892.
by eps 5y ago
These refer to variables that exist in memory when the program is running: const int a; extern int b; static int c; volatile int d; And this refers to something that exists only at compile time: constexpr int z = 1; This
893.
by eps 5y ago
Love the genre, but this one is really laggy on an iPad.
894.
by eps 5y ago
The only comment that you think is worthy making after looking at OP's project is about adding a blank line in front of a prompt, in an example? Show some rudimentary respect towards the work of others by not nitpicking on trivialities
895.
by eps 5y ago
Clean and simple API, clever implementation. Very nicely done. Saying as someone who worked on a cli framework for network devices in the past and quite enjoyed it. It was in C though, so it wasn't as terse.
896.
by eps 5y ago
> He's supposed to pay tax on income not on wealth. Depends on the country. In the US, it's just on income. In Switzerland, for example, it's also on wealth. Well under a single percent, but still.
897.
by eps 5y ago
It is limited to the US for now. Presumably they are trying to gauge the density of the resulting shitstorm before going all in.
898.
by eps 5y ago
I have a bus ticket from Stockholm with the serial of F4CK. Totally made my day back then to be honest.
899.
by eps 5y ago
Windows 8.1 was pretty decent. Windows 10 was a clusterfuck, from forced updates bricking machines to telemetry shoveled down everyone's throat to paid-for calculator to online accounts needed for local logins and all the way to its in
900.
by eps 5y ago
Because these "top engineers" are self-taught with massive gaps in their base CS education? Reversing a tree tests for the knowledge of binary trees and recursion, which is... what?... a second year of a CS program, conservatively

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