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by hatsuseno 5y ago
Isn't that kind of exactly the complaint of ../../.? The fact that none of these smart tv options are actually better than mpv, in their eyes?
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by hatsuseno 5y ago
Aside from the variety of languages in the extension ecosystem, how does this explain Perl doesn't generally share these dependency issues?
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by hatsuseno 5y ago
Factorio is just personal project for people who are too tired after work to actually do one. Like me. It scratches the itch do "build" something, even if it's only an outlet and not intrinsically productive.
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by hatsuseno 5y ago
> I have to admit, that I didn't know what TDD really was until recently. They do already do this (hence the blogpost), but it's something kovarex hasn't explored before, so they're pretty new to TDD.
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by hatsuseno 5y ago
Specifically how can't Perl get their SSL certs straight?
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by hatsuseno 5y ago
I would guess Slack is.
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by hatsuseno 5y ago
Seems like that's a common thread for 'shortest X' contents, like that 0-byte IOOCC entry.
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by hatsuseno 5y ago
No, you're not alone. bc is a not quite a life-saver, but it's always around and I can reliably do what I have to using the tool. OP is shortsighted, "I don't use these tools, therefor they are useless and stupid and sho
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by hatsuseno 6y ago
Extrapolating your take on Python's snowball here means that Python will fast decline given it's just bloating with every passing year with whatever the PEP reviewing folk think is a good addition to the language. The TIMTOWTDI pe
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by hatsuseno 6y ago
"The bee, of course, flies anyways. Because bees don't care what humans think is impossible."
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by hatsuseno 6y ago
Out of curiosity, why is having the process scheduled tightly with (something akin to) cron ideal to you? atd is, to me, a perfectly reasonable alternative. I guess it depends on the environment a developer finds themselves in when implemen
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by hatsuseno 6y ago
To me it's not much a stretch of the imagination that this is what they're already doing, and the time between the scheduled task triggering and setting a new one up might take that much to begin with. The whole setup feels like s
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by hatsuseno 6y ago
I had the distinct displeasure of running into Riot Vanguard (Valorant's anti-cheat engine) just yesterday. I had to start fiddling with bcdedit to get my install of Windows 'compliant' enough for it to even activate. Monstro
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by hatsuseno 6y ago
Exposure? Widespread adoption? Luck? You know as well as I do I'd wager.
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by hatsuseno 6y ago
Your reasoning is on the right track, but it's the wavelength specifically that's outside of the range for both Virgo and LIGO. As far as I understand the subject, we're running into physical limits for their detection using
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by hatsuseno 7y ago
How close do you think the technology is to answering -this- question?
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by hatsuseno 7y ago
If by crazy you mean steadfastly clinging to the status quo due to human behavior at scale still being programmed by our herd mentality, then yes, everyone else is crazy. The only hope I derive from it is that there's a chance we'
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by hatsuseno 7y ago
When I have a problem with my car, I take it to a dealer or a certified repairshop. I effectively know jack-all about the workings of that machine. I can be easily conned into paying for repairs that don't need doing. Do you wish to cl
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by hatsuseno 7y ago
According to AMDs specs ( https://www.amd.com/en/products/cpu/amd-epyc-7742 ), yes, it should.
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by hatsuseno 8y ago
This was my takeaway from the article as well. Even though I have no academic knowledge on the subject, can't say I was surprised to learn this. To me it seems obvious in hindsight, though might be Dunning-Kruger.
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by hatsuseno 9y ago
Throwing my qnd solution to this problem in here. id | name | at | date_modified 1 | foo | 1 | 2018-03-21 12:00 2 | bar | 2 | 2018-03-21 12:01 3 | baz | 3 | 2018-03-21 12:02 Updating the ordering is a matter of updatin
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by hatsuseno 9y ago
The article references the Henderson Escher example, which is nicely surmised in a SICP lecture from '86: SICP-3A video https://youtu.be/2QgZVYI3tDs?list=PL8FE88AA54363BC46&t=3678 I was instantly thrown back to my
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by hatsuseno 10y ago
Isn't this a mindset shared by every "generation" before us?
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by hatsuseno 12y ago
https://code.google.com/p/libfooid/ Code looks great, but this library requires some sort of frontend to be functional, not to mention that the code hasn't updated in years (probably not since Gian-Carlo&#x27
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by hatsuseno 12y ago
I'm curious, why does GnuPG scare you?
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by hatsuseno 13y ago
Like a train-wreck happening, meme usage also 'incorrect', red indicates the 'positive' part of, blue the awkward juxtaposition.
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by hatsuseno 13y ago
My JS is somewhat rusty, glad I had a .map() to work with. 9 minutes something, I did 'cheat' by looking up some typeof returns.
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by hatsuseno 13y ago
If the fact that these nukes are stored in the Netherlands is kept from the public in general, and only leaks out every now and then, they must not be meant to make the population feel safer. They're probably just there as part of conc
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by hatsuseno 15y ago
This technique is already used in the wild, Android devices have been doing this forever, Windows Phone 7 as well, although I'm not sure on the iPhone, I recall someone describing the effect even in their browser. The 'problem' is this is o