ilitirit

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by ilitirit 8y ago
The "hardest" part of CSS to me is accounting for minor browser differences.
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by ilitirit 8y ago
This is simply an issue of naming, ensuring people fully understand the problem, and having the appropriate level of granularity (not necessarily abstraction). Consider these within the context of the A->B->C->D example he gave:
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by ilitirit 8y ago
> * python 3 (without any library or optimization) was faster than compiled nim to count words on a moderately large text. I'm sure many other commenters have singled out this comment, but do you have an example? I find this quite
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by ilitirit 8y ago
As a "previously disadvantaged" South African whose mother was quite "high" in the education hierarchy - she set the final year national exams for high-school students one year in one subject and moderated examiners&#x2
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by ilitirit 8y ago
> Maybe randomness is free-will but it slowly erodes away with time. It's a bit tricky depending on your idea of what "free will" means, but essentially it can be argued that there's a difference non-trivial differenc
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by ilitirit 8y ago
Yes, but this is referring to a specific TAS (the current fastest* known one), not a possible TAS. http://tasvideos.org/Game/nes-super-mario-bros.html [*] It's also worth noting that there are 2 categories for T
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by ilitirit 8y ago
> It means he can't physically get a better time ... using the same techniques the TAS does . It's possible (although unlikely) that a new glitch/exploit could be discovered that allows for faster times.
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by ilitirit 8y ago
I'm not so sure. IF was in "fad" mode several years ago. The IF sub-reddit is already 6 years old. Now it just appears to be something that people are rediscovering because of posts (mainly on social media) about this type
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by ilitirit 8y ago
> reducing calories is literally the only way you will ever lose weight. That is demonstrably false. If weight Z = X intake + Y energy expenditure, then you can reduce Z by keeping X the same and increasing Y. Obviously diet has much mor
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by ilitirit 8y ago
Funnily enough (and not that it makes it OK) you didn't have to accept the agreement to play the game (just click "I don't agree" or whatever the option is). Not sure if they still continued harvesting data though...
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by ilitirit 8y ago
I wonder if this has anything to do with ETH not being able to be mined on 3GB cards any more. I may be mistaken, but I recall several months back people with 3GB 1060s no longer being able to mine ETH because of the size of the DAG. http
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by ilitirit 8y ago
> “It would be a pity if these Chinese supplant all other races. For the likes of us the mere thought is unspeakably dreary.” That's pretty much xenophobia in a nutshell.
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by ilitirit 8y ago
Sometimes the code is perfectly easy to understand, but the reasons for the code may still be a complete mystery. e.g. This is the kind of thing I find myself wondering very often while browsing our company's codebase: "Why are
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Inside a CryptoParty in Harlem(video.vice.com)
1 points by ilitirit 8y ago|0 comments
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by ilitirit 9y ago
I've never really thought about "learning styles" in this way. For me, it has more to do with nurture than nature (i.e. culture, upbringing, environment etc) than something inherent. I recall a talk on "systems thinkin
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by ilitirit 9y ago
Given the facts, who/what else would be to blame? This IMO has more to do with PR than anything else. Well... marketing too. I've never felt comfortable with the term "auto pilot" as it is used in the context of Tesla&#
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by ilitirit 9y ago
I'm pretty sure many people have written or attempted to write similar tools at least once before. It's as simple as programmatically importing to an in-memory sqlite instance and then executing SQL queries.
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by ilitirit 9y ago
> at only reducing 40% accidents Unless I'm missing something, 40% is actually a good result (given what they're trying to measure). However, I think the more important statistic would be regarding how many injuries/fatali
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by ilitirit 9y ago
Vsauce did a video on this topic. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffUnNaQTfZE
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by ilitirit 9y ago
> Even I noticed that Chrome uses more RAM that FF Reflects my experience. I use Firefox at work, Chrome at home. Chrome RAM usage is much higher than FF. Not that I really mind - I have more than enough RAM to support it. But it oft
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by ilitirit 9y ago
I started eating once a day about 2 months ago. Lost about 20kg. After a while you just stop getting as hungry as you usually would. Sometimes when I'm busy I actually forget to eat.
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by ilitirit 9y ago
There's a (sort of) intuitive way of understanding why things like these are possible without even seeing it visually. How can you make two solid 2D squares occupy the space? They can't travel through each other, so...? Easy. L
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by ilitirit 9y ago
On the off chance that you know C# and Linq: // A Box that holds stuff public class BoxOfStuff<TStuff> { public TStuff Value { get; private set; } public BoxOfStuff(TStuff value) {
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by ilitirit 9y ago
I still use Winamp 2.95 to this day. It's one of the most reliable and practically useful pieces of software I run often.
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by ilitirit 9y ago
Note that the score was removed from the Donkey Kong Forum High Score List, not Twin Galaxies.
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Billy Mitchell's current Donkey Kong score removed due to suspected emulator use(twingalaxies.com)
1 points by ilitirit 9y ago|1 comments
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by ilitirit 9y ago
No, I'm referring to the UI in general. The images just basic examples of poor and inconsistent text spacing and positioning. I didn't even mention the more important issues like the crowded dropdowns, poor layouts and use of sp
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by ilitirit 9y ago
I like LibreOffice, but I really wish they would put more effort into their UI, even just basic things like standardisation of controls and simple text spacing and positioning. This is taken from their video summary of 6.0: https:/&#
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by ilitirit 9y ago
The shortage is not entirely because of miners. Nvidia manufacturers switched to using slower RAM in some of their cards. This was actually a very smart move (they should expand it to all their cards IMO). If you want the fast RAM, you h
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by ilitirit 9y ago
On the first point 4, it's something that many people don't realise. Water policy in this context is set on a National level. All these Youtubers and Facebook protestors don't understand that a Municipality can't sim

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