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harrisi
5y ago
See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29209291
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5y ago
I think the floating aliens are fun and add environment. I think it could be a fun way to add bonus points (or multiplier!) when hit! There aren't many elements to the score HUD. It seems straightforward to just have a "pop up&quo
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5y ago
I couldn't find a comment addressing my gameplay recommendations, so apologies if this was already stated. - Replaying shouldn't take two taps. I just want to get back into it! I now know the middle button replays, but it's n
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5y ago
I'm curious about this. I've used sourceforge for nearly two decades, but I was skeptical of it well before the controversial takeover. There are certain UI elements that sourceforge used and uses that I always relate with early 2
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6y ago
One could trivially establish multiple trips that anyone with even slightly public social media has taken.
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6y ago
https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/...
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6y ago
Just wanted to say, I think the second point is more awkward than it's worth. Some examples: - check that video Alice mentioned at time 3:42 - don't forget to text Bob O:) - my favorite thing is:strawberries It makes parsing more
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7y ago
Coronaviruses were discovered in the 60s and there are dozens of them in the wild. Chances are, you've had a Coronavirus that you just called a cold.
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8y ago
Languages that only have floats, such as JavaScript and Lua, certainly sort floats quite often.
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8y ago
This is a genuine question: is Tesla not a company that has already "scaled"? I don't know their employment numbers but in terms of product that is both used and known by the general population, they seem big enough to have a
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9y ago
Fair enough. I looked a bit more around your website. Hopefully there will be one more preorder available in the morning. Best of luck with the project regardless.
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9y ago
Neat project! I'm interested in the 1.2GHz version, but is there any reasonable way to have some guarantee that I will get it? I understand that things can get pushed back with projects like this, so delays aren't my concern, just
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9y ago
How often do you find yourself either keeping to that seven minute limit or going past it? Also, do you flip it over at the end if you go past the seven minutes? How do you decide when to start it?
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9y ago
I haven't really looked at this but I do have a general dislike that this is an app/something on iTunes. I find it somewhat strange that when opening it on my iPhone SE the description is unrendered HTML: https://imgur.
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9y ago
> Actually, I have another revolting way to use switches to implement interrupt driven state machines but it's too horrid to go into. Does anyone have any insight into what he was talking about here?
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9y ago
I suspect at some point in the near future it will generally be impossible to differentiate between humans and computers on the internet. At that point I wonder if we'll be required to use registered identifying information to use cert
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9y ago
As far as I can tell it's not necessarily targeted at Android developers. It seems like the primary use case is if you have some device with cell service and you're out of WiFi range but want to use your Android device with an int
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9y ago
From the audit[0]: > Based on this analysis, PBOT has found that when Uber illegally entered the Portland market in December 2014, the company tagged 17 individual rider accounts, 16 of which have been identified as government officials
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9y ago
Certainly having the receipt doesn't actually do anything? Do you measure the volume of gas in your tank before and after filling up? Regardless, this seems very easy to test. Just fill up a gas can and check that you're paying th
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9y ago
My immediate thought is specifying the requirements for the input and output desired. This is something I thought a small bit about when learning Haskell. It's easy enough to search on Hoogle[0] by type signature to at least narrow it
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9y ago
Not OP, but I believe they're referencing py-lmdb. https://github.com/dw/py-lmdb/
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9y ago
I'm sure many know, but for those who don't, `diff` (and `git diff`) accept -w and -b to ignore all white space and changes in the amount of white space, respectively. I find these very handy. Somewhat related, if you're look
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9y ago
I think having constant surveillance can have a negative impact on work life. I know that when discussions moved to Slack at my work place there was a very different way to communicate due to us knowing our conversations may be read. Not th
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9y ago
But how do you know if that extension isn't compromised?
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9y ago
I'm on mobile currently and apparently cannot look at reviews for Chrome extensions. Cookie Inspector is open source[0] according to the extension page, so you could try finding any adware-related code yourself, couldn't you? [0]:
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9y ago
Other than C, are there any languages that interest you? Are languages like Rust or D or other systems languages not what you're looking for? How come?
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I'm not an expert at parsing, but one main issue I can imagine with having the same syntax for declaring functions and variables is that you need to look at six tokens to understand if it's a function declaration or a variable dec
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9y ago
Do you mind saying what industry you're referencing?
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I'm 23 and I also got my first programming job at 16. In my case it was pure luck - I was on a camping trip with a friend's family and they asked me if I knew how to program. I said yes and came in after the trip to start. It'
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Hm, could you say why you think that? Looking at the github history it's hard to tell. The earliest history I can find for this page is from 2013[0], but it seems to be pretty clearly a transition and not the original writing of it. Ho
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