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by hashmal 9y ago
How far do you have to go to find a word's "original meaning"? The concept itself is ridiculous.
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by hashmal 9y ago
One could expect better indeed. Undiagnosed STDs can be nasty.
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by hashmal 9y ago
Why is that a bad thing? I don't know for the US, but in other countries you have mandatory tests (hepatitis, gonorrhea, many others) to do every 3 months in order to get the treatment. This alone makes you more protected than people w
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by hashmal 9y ago
"sexual responsibility" is quite an odd concept, it should be defined more precisely.
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by hashmal 9y ago
discovering that I could REFILL plastic bottles was a life-changer for me.
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by hashmal 9y ago
> Doesn't a businessman have the right to choose who to do business with? Depending on the country no. In France at least, that's not how it works.
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by hashmal 9y ago
I'm glad someone points to this. Quite often, criticism of "lean" is about stating that with a MVP you cannot make a car (with illustrations of skateboards and bicycles…) But really, I can't see a better example for Lean
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by hashmal 9y ago
Testing and measuring are no surrogate for integrity.
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by hashmal 9y ago
You can market your product in a more honest way, i.e. adding a checkbox for promotion emails. In some countries this is actually the law.
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by hashmal 9y ago
Oh boy, the shit marketers do to get our emails…
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by hashmal 9y ago
> Each AI should use up a pretty significant resource of the server running the AI. The premise is wrong, in many games AI can be extremely cheap. It's usually not the same "AI" as in other fields. Game dev is a completely
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by hashmal 9y ago
these events (and many other things like unboxing the product) are a big part of the experience that apple wants. not everyone like it, not everyone cares about that side of things (and that's ok!), but for those who like these experie
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by hashmal 9y ago
"minimal*" is a word that is used a lot nowadays, but you sir, really got the gist of it.
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by hashmal 9y ago
Depends where you live, in many areas around europe you just don't have enough lands for new cities.
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by hashmal 9y ago
I was thinking the same before actually using rust. Turns out it surprisingly awesome given how rust treats statements and expressions. it just makes obvious that "result of something" and "control flow back to caller" a
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by hashmal 9y ago
TIL Make is not used widely anymore. I may live in a bubble, but my last use of it was… maybe 2 hours ago (to build someone else's project) and yesterday (to build one of my own projects).
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by hashmal 9y ago
What you buy says a lot about your decision-making and your aspirations.
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by hashmal 9y ago
Sadly a lot of people have a hard time understanding nuance and middle-grounds. In programming or in anything else. If your code is to be thrown away in one week, why make it perfect? If you have to maintain it for years, why make it a pile
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by hashmal 9y ago
There's a distinction to be made between the intrinsic properties of flat design, and how designers interpret it. I think the vast majority of apps/websites using "flat design" are an insult to what it is really about. R
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by hashmal 9y ago
In the meantime, Rust's support for automated tests is great.
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by hashmal 9y ago
Quite often in Rust, the way to make it easier is to go one step back: instead of thinking about how to make a tree right, you might want to think about why you want a tree in the first place. Sometimes it's the right thing to do, some
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by hashmal 9y ago
I'd take a similar approach. After all `unsafe` use cases include the implementation of data structures.
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by hashmal 9y ago
The recipe example is expressed even better using concatenative programming.
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by hashmal 9y ago
If you had an RGB (24 bits) image that is mostly very dark, would you say that somehow because the image doesn't use the full range of possible values, the image quality suffered? Would you say that changing the format/bit-depth w
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by hashmal 9y ago
I can confirm, you have it wrong.
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by hashmal 9y ago
Thanks for the clarification, I kinda agree. Then, 24/192 is mostly a "weak signal" to help you estimate if the audio was treated with care.
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by hashmal 9y ago
> Anyone who ever remixed, sampled or DJ'ed will disagree. Could you expand on this?
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by hashmal 9y ago
How does 24/192 help with dynamic range?
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by hashmal 9y ago
The scandal comes from the fact that the location info is transmitted when GPS permissions are already disabled, and at a level much more precise than the weather location you chose.
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by hashmal 9y ago
You don't have to make people pay, when they click on "buy" or "prices" you just display a page that explains the project isn't ready, with a newsletter form. Search for "buffer MVP" to see a classic

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