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iamevn
4y ago
Heres a few naive options to get a ballpark idea: A) fixed list of piece coordinates: 32 pieces × (3 bits for row + 3 bits for column + 1 bit for whether it's alive) = 224 bits B) list of live pieces: (3 bit row + 3 bit column + 1 bit
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iamevn
4y ago
I've tried Neovim a few times but kept getting discouraged by things like pane navigation being different and the replacement for netrw seemingly not being able to be configured to have similar keybindings. Last time it was something t
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iamevn
4y ago
Do any of the mobile Firefox forks have a better story for tab management? I've been on nightly for a long time (for its janky addon support) and the way I can't manually sort and group tabs is extremely frustrating to me.
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iamevn
4y ago
That doesn't appear to help for me.
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iamevn
4y ago
For me, W11 seems to have really messed things up with the scheduler. If I'm playing just about any game on my primary monitor, I can't leave a media player window or a browser window with youtube on the second monitor because Win
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iamevn
4y ago
they're closer to a (namespace) global enum imo
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iamevn
4y ago
It does not matter what the internal representation is. What matters is that Microsoft is selling a tool which reproduces non-public domain works while claiming to grant the user ownership of the output.
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iamevn
4y ago
I was my understanding that one of the Alphabet Workers Union bigger goals is to improve conditions for TVCs (temps, vendors, contractors) across the company.
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iamevn
4y ago
I'd recommend looking into languages with either a contract system or dependent types. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design_by_contract https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dependent_type Contracts
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iamevn
4y ago
This very website runs on Racket. It's is written in Arc which is a language implemented in Racket.
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iamevn
4y ago
This sounds like it inspired a video game controller called the Novint Falcon. Swappable grip on the end of 3 arms that could detect up/down/left/right/forward/back movement and also had decently beefy motors to giv
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iamevn
4y ago
This is why I would just stick with <input type="date"> and let the user agent deal with that complexity
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iamevn
4y ago
Possibly? It seems like it's more aggressive about prioritizing the focused application to me. This is bad in my case because it's doing so to the point where I can't play games on one monitor and also watch a YouTube video o
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iamevn
4y ago
Unsure is the emphasis on "freely" is sarcasm but people absolutely don't have freedom when it comes to accepting HOA terms. If the house you can get has a shitty HOA then you're stuck with it. It took us dozens of offer
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iamevn
4y ago
Yeah it makes reading significantly harder for me. I recognize what they're trying to get my eyes to do but they already do that anyways and bolding half of everything on the page makes it harder for me to pick out the bits that matter
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iamevn
4y ago
Usually it's the number row that gets me. I'm working on a keyboard that duplicates the inner columns for this reason.
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iamevn
4y ago
There are so many other games that (in my opinion) better embody the sorts of lessons TFA describes. I feel something less commonly associated with gambling would be even better than poker. I remember as a kid I went to a summer camp and br
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iamevn
4y ago
What's the potential risk? Fingerprinting me behind the scenes?
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iamevn
4y ago
I would personally use this if I didn't have to spam the thread I just want to read with a request.
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iamevn
4y ago
found a CSV file containing my passwords in the sandboxed appdata
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iamevn
4y ago
I was already almost entirely migrated to keepassxc but had kept using the browser feature out of habit. Quickly disabled that and had a really fun few days changing absolutely everything's password.
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4y ago
I rarely feel the need for sandboxie but the times I do, I feel that I'd be better served by a full VM. Got burned once because I misjudged risk level and the thing I ran within sandboxie managed to grab my browser's saved passwor
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4y ago
While I was a googler I got very frustrated while trying to help a friend regain their old YouTube account that they knew the password, email, and phone number associated but because they did not still have access to that phone number the a
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iamevn
4y ago
In my opinion something I don't have the words for about the design of this section of road makes it feel like it should be drivable at 40mph despite the warnings. I've messed this turn up once and needed to brake hard but wasn&#x
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iamevn
4y ago
I made the same mistake and almost commented similarly
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iamevn
4y ago
Damn, do you really have to be like that about a clever little tribute to a beloved author?
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4y ago
Fports Club
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iamevn
4y ago
> Follow OP’s link here, zoom in, and see for yourself. I can't seem to zoom in because the page hijacks my scroll and has disabled zoom.
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iamevn
4y ago
former googler, I was never able to actually get my friend help through either this tool or trying to find help on various mailing lists. I didn't and probably should have tried memegen.
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4y ago
How do you handle partition management? I've got all the mount points set up in my configs but the initial creation of partitions was still a manual process that I'd need to go back to my notes for if I ever have to redeploy thing
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