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You used the Katex library for rendering math symbols, which currently emits code that supports MathML and falls back to an HTML rendering (this is my understanding after reading the HTML for a bit). The MathML content is marked up correctl
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This does seem like a bug/missing feature in Chrome's a11y tree, which you can see in the DevTools with an experimental feature enabled: https://i.imgur.com/ckWnrlL.png
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Besides SoAs vs AoSs (which is my understanding is the most impactful thing you can do to make many use cases more cache friendly), are there other things you might suggest? Or articles?
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Are you saying he did not burn the original works? If he did, the accusations seem just to me.
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Not to claim that the courts always unveil the truth, but in that case a jury found Carmack not culpable of IP theft.
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Can you provide a source for the Facebook claim?
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Appreciated the How is Babby Formed reference in chapter two:)
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That README is light on details. How is this different from selecting some N (and hoping it is high enough) and repeating your test case that many times? You just don't have to select a value for N using this tool? EDIT: I missed the l
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> For unclear reasons the bisect only got me down to a merge commit, I then had to manually test each commit within that which took about another day. Having hit this before myself... does anyone know how to finagle git bisect to be usef
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That adds a bit more complexity to the problem, but it still remains that Yelp is running a platform that to some extent relies on the ability to abuse it.
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Not a clone, but Zelda Classic is a custom game engine with about a thousand fan games created in it. https://hoten.cc/blog/porting-zelda-classic-to-the-web/
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The people who left those voicemails are now the ones leaving very odd and paranoid posts on GitHub issue trackers. There's a few unfortunate souls out there convinced that something called Lighthouse is trying to hack them.
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What the hell is going on over there?
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It's been mentioned a few times here.
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I bet you're other thinking in this case. In general, the expectation on GitHub is that PR commit history doesn't matter, and owners should simply squash on acceptance. I think most contributors don't event consider that all
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My hobby is working on a 20+ year game engine. Still occasionally delete DOS-only code in it. https://github.com/ArmageddonGames/ZQuestClassic
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(shameless plug) Have you heard of Zelda Classic? A few hundred fan-made Zelda games made in the classic NES style https://hoten.cc/blog/porting-zelda-classic-to-the-web/
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I went a different route with my "malicious" NPM package. See if you can figure it out [1]. Years ago I played around with the idea of verifying that a npm package is the same code found in the source repo [2]. Because there is of
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Or easy to accidentally get divorced :P Any wild places where you must re-new or a marriage expires?
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I just picked up this book recently in the hopes of achieving an outcome like you have, nearly finished with it. I'm also going through a self-guided therapy of DBT, which seems to go hand-in-hand with Learned Optimism (although I have
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Of course, humans did not go from being unable to care for each other to forming cities overnight. Agriculture and even some amount of trading was happening far before people started wrangling cities within the same control structures. The
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The first equations listed in the abstract of the paper are the inequalities used to derive the equation of interest, which is on the second page.
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I'm still not clear on how you're defining civilization. The typical definition includes large population centers with some central authority, along with trade routes and divided labor. Roughly 3000-4000 BC IIRC. Writing isn'
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I think the advice was to set a configuration value for apt that would override the value, not to change the actual machine id.
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And then after creating a more efficient bytecode, compile it to machine code with JIT compilation! https://eli.thegreenplace.net/2017/adventures-in-jit-compila...
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> more than 10kya How are you defining civilization?
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What does without complexity even mean?
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The question still stands. Why does the state bother to record them? What purpose does it serve for the pro capital punishment government to humanize those it executes?
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I'm curious about how you juggled entrepreneurship and active deployment. Were there any interesting challenges, or did you ever meet someone doing similar things? Did you feel the need to hide what you were doing from your CO?
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(luckily?) MSVC has been the only compiler I've used that has _crashed_ on me given certain code patterns. Here's a fun one that happens for only RelWithDebInfo 32bit [1]. The `Hero.{x,y}` properties here are a custom fixed precis
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