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by jayshua 7y ago
I’d probably go with “e^pi*i = -1”. Kinda cliched, but I really love that equation.
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by jayshua 7y ago
Couldn't you just mmap a binary final with the same in-memory structure rather than a text file?
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by jayshua 7y ago
The sublime text/merge team has some interesting discussion about using it that way: https://www.sublimetext.com/blog/articles/use-mmap-with-care
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by jayshua 7y ago
Probably has something to do with the size. I'd imagine covering a country like Denmark or Ireland is considerably easier and cheaper for a smaller company then covering the US would be.
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by jayshua 7y ago
I assumed we were talking about them "relicensing" the content from the all-rights-reserved-whatever to cc-by-sa. In hindsight that was poor wording on my part because it wouldn't actually be "relicensing" since the
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by jayshua 7y ago
The money isn't the important part. I should have just left that part out. The important part is where SO says "by posting content you agree to license it to us, and we agree to relicense it as cc-by-sa." I didn't unders
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by jayshua 7y ago
Eh, I don't know. Posting content under the terms that it will be licensed under cc-whatever seems pretty different from trying to relicense software you have paid a company to use.
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by jayshua 7y ago
The SO content is licensed under cc by-sa 4.0, so theoretically someone could take it all and start again. Might work with enough of the resigning moderators behind it. But I don't think anyone could get enough of them behind it.
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by jayshua 7y ago
My understanding is that you are absolutely correct. That's why you shouldn't use locks on the real-time audio thread.
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by jayshua 7y ago
To add to this comment, if you find you do in fact want to make a change, one way to help accomplish that change is through the Future Authoring Program [1]. It's basically a writing exercise where you write out what your life will be
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by jayshua 7y ago
Can anyone tell me what that does do?
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by jayshua 7y ago
I mean, you could just make a folder with a text file in it for each issues. People can write comments in it. Move them into a "complete" folder when done. Write down who it's assigned to at the top. You wouldn't get som
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by jayshua 7y ago
Left only shortcuts because of the implementation of the map function. There could just as easily be mapLeft and mapRight functions instead, allowing you to choose the shortcut behaviour.
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The One Programming Language to Rule Them All(medium.com)
2 points by jayshua 7y ago|0 comments
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Another Linux distribution shuts down, Open Source community should be worried(betanews.com)
3 points by jayshua 7y ago|1 comments
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by jayshua 7y ago
I once had a little red mp3 player manufactured by ilo. One of the most reliable pieces of hardware I every owned - the thing just worked. Drop some files on it, and it played them. That simple. Wish it were as easy on my smartphone.
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Packem: a super fast experimental bundler written in Rust(medium.freecodecamp.org)
2 points by jayshua 7y ago|0 comments
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by jayshua 7y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't sassc require the user to compile it?
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by jayshua 7y ago
I recently built a new website from scratch after about three years working in other software areas. Found to my surprise that I came back with some very different opinions about how CSS should be structured than I had in my web dev days, a
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by jayshua 7y ago
Not sure what it's like today, but last time I tried to use sassc it was a nightmare. The official repo was just the library with no CLI. I couldn't find a CLI that didn't also require me to compile it myself. Very frustratin
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New feature in Git 3: closures(m.habr.com)
1 points by jayshua 8y ago|0 comments
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by jayshua 8y ago
Elm is an example of a language that literally can not produce NPEs. I use Rust on a daily basis and while it "technically" can produce one, I've never seen one.
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by jayshua 8y ago
I find this very interesting. Could you elaborate a bit more in what features tumblr has that you require?
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by jayshua 8y ago
Anyone know how common attacks that take advantage of the JIT technology actually are?
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Rust Lifetime Visualization Ideas(blog.adamant-lang.org)
2 points by jayshua 8y ago|0 comments
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by jayshua 8y ago
Just because a lot of people do it doesn't mean it's the right choice though. Most Republicans seem to disagree from what I can tell.
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by jayshua 8y ago
In general, yes. But there are still some things you can do. The Elm package repository, for example, looks at the type signatures of all of the public functions. If there are no changes from the last version, it bumps the patch version. If
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by jayshua 8y ago
I've built a fairly large MMO unity project. The worst part of the process was the editor. Godot is a much more plesant experience.
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by jayshua 8y ago
> I'd recommend spending some dedicated time learning about layout, not leaning on a framework. This 1000x. I was at a university that used Bootstrap in their Web Design class(!). And, predictably, it didn't work all that well.
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by jayshua 8y ago
I was in your boat about five or six years ago. Programming was fine, CSS was kinda-not-really ok, and design was just non-existent. Over time though, it really is something you can learn. I started by cloning designs in CSS that I liked. S

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