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by jayshua 8y ago
Don't know if the article has been updated since your post, but Interpolation and Gimbal Lock are both called out as working with Rotors in the 5th paragraph. > The change is simple and the code remains almost the same. Anything you
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by jayshua 8y ago
Yes, it's clearly true that architecture plays a major role. I've worked on one of those inheritance towers before. But adding/changing/removing code in a dynamically typed language always leaves me worried that I'v
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by jayshua 8y ago
It's certainly a language design decision, but as I've been using more powerful type systems I'm coming to the conclusion that not using a language with a good type system for any project intended to be maintainable in the lo
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by jayshua 9y ago
Could you name a few? I was under the impression that inheritance was the only way.
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by jayshua 9y ago
The concepts behind make are quite good, but the interface it provides is not decidedly not. It reminds me of Git in that respect. I'd think replacing the opaque symbols used everywhere with more descriptive words would be helpful. I d
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by jayshua 9y ago
As the site says, for some people this really isn't an option.
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by jayshua 9y ago
I'm studying computer science myself and very much enjoy writing proofs. Is there any particular reason that you don't?
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A Fine Start – The New Tab Page You'll Actually Use(afinestart.me)
1 points by jayshua 9y ago|0 comments
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by jayshua 9y ago
If I understood your event delegation example correctly, I would use event.target.matches inside the event handler. Not the greatest support at the moment though.
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by jayshua 9y ago
I'm completely unfamiliar the entire discussion (I've just ignored it in the past), and I don't actually know why you think that. Could you elaborate?
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by jayshua 9y ago
What makes EME a malware interface?
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by jayshua 9y ago
I remember one of the books in my algorithms class actively discouraged debuggers and advocated for harder reasoning and inserting print statements. Their reasoning was that programmes are too quick to reach for a debugger rather than reall
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by jayshua 9y ago
I personally avoid the mobile app. I have no data plan on my phone, and airport WiFi is not exactly known as the best (or safest). I also have this (probably unfounded) fear of my battery failing and having to go through a bunch of extra ef
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by jayshua 9y ago
Ligatures are great, but I just love the cursive italics used by Operator Mono. Haven't justified the price to myself yet, but am considering it since I haven't been able to find any other fonts that do cursive italics.
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by jayshua 9y ago
While reading this article, it struck me that the amount of "useless" data increases as the alpha value approaches 0. For example: in a pixel with rgba values of (1.0, 0.4, 0.5, 0.0), the rgb values are redundant. Is there a color
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Shaving My Head Made Me a Better Programmer [video](infoq.com)
1 points by jayshua 10y ago|0 comments
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Why care about patch theory(pijul.org)
3 points by jayshua 10y ago|0 comments
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by jayshua 10y ago
Why not?
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Lixie, an LED Alternative to the Nixie Tube(hackaday.io)
9 points by jayshua 10y ago|0 comments
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by jayshua 10y ago
Why is that inevitable?
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by jayshua 10y ago
What do you mean by "non trivial base?"
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by jayshua 10y ago
I don't know that one has ever been truly implemented, but it's certainly been discussed. Refer to just about any of Chris Date's work, primarily the third manifesto. I do recall reading about a database system that tries to
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by jayshua 10y ago
Yes, it is. But more often than not the kids can't see it that way. It's a rare child that understands why the teacher wants them to figure out how many watermelons fifty people bought at 3 different stores. Unfortunately, this mi
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Ask HN: Research into stateless RDBMS
3 points by jayshua 10y ago|2 comments