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by hashhar 9y ago
I am a student and I think I can answer how I use Facebook and it provides "some" value to me. I also have the same three tiered social circle. The first circle I have regular contacts with on the phone, WhatsApp or in person. The
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by hashhar 9y ago
That won't be platform independent though I think. WebAsm can run on ARM as well as x86 and even PPC.
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by hashhar 9y ago
Wow, in all my 5 months on Vim usage I didn't learn about this. Gonna go :help clipboard now. Thanks.
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by hashhar 9y ago
Macros are the best part of vim for me. They allow me to transform large quantities of text which would be difficult to do using a regular expression even. Also, after enough use (I'd say 4 weeks in my case) a lot of the commands becom
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by hashhar 9y ago
It uses sampling to generate reports AFAIK.
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by hashhar 9y ago
Reddit allows you to save threads to revisit and you can sort by latest replies.
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by hashhar 9y ago
This reminds me of the conclusion of the game SOMA. You can find some interesting discussion here. https://www.reddit.com/r/soma/comments/3pa4fu/philosophy_in_...
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by hashhar 9y ago
Orkut and MySpace were both a lot larger than when Facebook started. Facebook did some great things and innovated during their early years. But yeah, nowadays they can just coast by being marginally better than any new product.
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by hashhar 9y ago
This looks amazing and is buttery smooth. Loads and runs faster than most webpages even. Takes even less than 10% of my CPU (i5-5200U). Really excited about what WebAssembly brings to the table. But sadly the WASM is an opaque format and I
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by hashhar 9y ago
Aliases are only expanded in interactive shells so ImageMagick or any program that calls an executable from within a process will not have any issues.
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by hashhar 9y ago
A really great find. Thanks for the recommendation.
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by hashhar 9y ago
I find the pair of videos by Kurzgesagt on YouTube to be much more appealing for me. Link for people interested: 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNhhvQGsMEc 2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fQkVqno-uI
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by hashhar 9y ago
It'll be a default on Firefox 55. Or you can try the current Nightly.
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by hashhar 9y ago
If you're using mpv, do this instead: mpv tvshow/season1 Now use Shift+Q to exit. The next time you run mpv tvshow/season1, it will resume from where you left.
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by hashhar 9y ago
Install mpv and use Shift+Q to exit. That way when you open the folder again in mpv it will start exactly where you left it.
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by hashhar 9y ago
There is a trio of neuro-degenerative diseases which are horrible and have no known cure or even treatment to make the symptoms manageable. The worst part is that the person who gets them suffers as much, if not more, than the people they k
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by hashhar 9y ago
I find Reddit a lot better for that kind of conversation (excepting certain subs like /r/the_donald, /r/resist, /r/worldnews, /r/politics and certain others). /r/AskReddit is one of the best
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by hashhar 9y ago
Wow. That is awesome. Thanks for leading me to it.
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by hashhar 9y ago
It would have been. But it wasn't my code, I was merely using it. I think better structuring would have helped the code much more than unit tests. Unit tests are good to ensure you don't break things. But spaghetti code that passe
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by hashhar 9y ago
I agree with that. They just kind of throw you in there and hope you'd figure it out. Add to it the fact the mechanics are mostly unique to that game only so there was no familiarity to help.
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by hashhar 9y ago
For everyone who hasn't played SOMA, give it a try if you like video games and/or philosphy (related to self discovery). The game itself has great mechanics, environment and audio. But the story is what makes me like the game more
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by hashhar 9y ago
For iso images you can use fuseiso ( https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Fuseiso ). While for all other purposes you really should take the time to learn about udisks. ArchWiki would be a great place to start.
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by hashhar 9y ago
That's only raw text. The Archive Team and Wikipedia itself have mirrors on the order of 30TB.
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by hashhar 9y ago
I have run into something very similar in somebody else's python program where they declared a string that was later used (based on some conditionals) to locate a file. The thing is that most of the conditionals were never hit under id
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by hashhar 9y ago
This is really great. Works perfectly and solves a very practical problem for me. Unicode really should do something about discoverability though.
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by hashhar 9y ago
There's a lot of other things Discourse threads have (media, collapsing, proper markdown, editing toolbars etc.).
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by hashhar 9y ago
If you are generating the HTML using data from a JSON schema (like JSON Resume) then HTML is a good enough way since the data is easy to handle. Raw HTML would be a very big pain once you want to generate tailored resumes based on some inpu
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by hashhar 9y ago
I won't bother on a desktop. I've been using 4 machines for the last 17 years with storage varying from 10GB to 2TB and RAM varying from 128MB to 16GB and haven't personally seen any kind of data corruption in motion (or at r
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by hashhar 9y ago
As a student it helps me research companies by meeting and talking to actual people outside of an office environment. It allows me to ask people for favours which a lot of people are more than happy to do. Keeping in touch with professional
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by hashhar 9y ago
POSIX is under active development. The issue I'm concerned about is this text quoted from the 'printf' man-page. > %q ARGUMENT is printed in a format that can be reused as shell > input, escaping

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