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kyberias
6y ago
You keep repeating that DNA doesn't have a strong role in determining what a person looks like. Yet everything we know about development including twin-studies seems to suggest that in fact it has strong role. For example, this scienti
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kyberias
6y ago
I think you should drop everything else and run to the bookstore, buy the book and read it. Come to think of it, I'm going to do it myself right now.
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kyberias
6y ago
Do you happen to know why TFS causes this? Does it leave connections open in each tab? Otherwise it should not matter how many tabs we have open I think.
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kyberias
6y ago
> Windows applications are increasingly executing system calls directly rather than going through the API I didn't know this. What applications are doing this and why?
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kyberias
6y ago
Robert C. Martin is thrilled.
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kyberias
6y ago
AOT = Ahead Of Time
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kyberias
6y ago
MALM is superior in every aspect.
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kyberias
6y ago
It may be stupid if you don't understand it or apply it incorrectly. There is no "agile process" that defines "required weekly points".
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kyberias
6y ago
What the hell is a required weekly point total?
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kyberias
6y ago
Would be nice if it also rendered an animated GIF showing how close it went.
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kyberias
6y ago
Bad imitation. Doesn't support the all-important right-mouse+left-mouse click combination.
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6y ago
Right, that's why I don't understand why you had to bring up the fact that C was invented later. OP didn't claim anything related to that.
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> This article adds little of value, or even doesn't highlight or enunciate the disadvantages of using REST for everything I think it very clearly states that REST is not that well suited in situation where we actually want RPC. >
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kyberias
6y ago
But they have coexisted at the same time haven't they?
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kyberias
6y ago
The article is specifically about _Linux_ system calls.
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kyberias
6y ago
Yes, that doesn't make much sense. Linux syscall interface is stable whether or not you use glibc or not.
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kyberias
6y ago
Why do they write about Zoom as if it invented video conferencing? Who is blind here?
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kyberias
6y ago
> These are not specific to coding Ok, so it was not about coding after all. I haven't seen any ads or spyware when I use Windows 10. Maybe I just don't install them.
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kyberias
6y ago
No I mean it looked weird in CINEMA where the frame rate was exactly 48 fps. And by weird I specifically mean the jumpiness observed occasionally in certain scenes. As if the frames were suddenly being played by much more that 48 fps. I dou
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kyberias
6y ago
The Office source code has been ported to ARM multiple times. We're running that code in the iOS and Android ports of Office.
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kyberias
6y ago
It could be due to the fact that the Surface devices and the Office are developed by two different divisions in Microsoft. The group developing Office may not have a huge incentive to create ARM version just because another division decides
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kyberias
6y ago
WAIT! Is this the reason why the 48 fps Hobbit movie looked so weird with jumping frames and whatnot?
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kyberias
6y ago
That is very common. It's the classic migraine aura.
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kyberias
6y ago
Can you be more specific? What exactly is horrible on Windows when you've tried coding?
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kyberias
6y ago
Have you rotated your monitor 90 degrees to portrait already?
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kyberias
6y ago
Is this competition?. F# has intentional limitations due to the decision to work on CLR.
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kyberias
6y ago
The convention of naming a program with a prefix based on the UI-framework is bizarre. QtLens.
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No. I can certainly imagine anyone scoffing at someone using a hammer when they are trying to dig a hole in the ground screaming "Tools are just tools!" So yes, writing a website with assembler raises eyebrows and it is quite OK t
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> just that they shouldn't be scoffing/laughing at tools Why on earth would that be a problem? Why are you sensitive about tools? Do the tools have feelings?
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kyberias
6y ago
Please let the BROWSER show the scroll-bars. Now it's fairly unusable.
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