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lfowles
10y ago
Is there a runtime that enforces them? I've certainly found them useful in restricting autocompletion, but I've still been able to feed in accidental Nones.
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lfowles
10y ago
How about firefox? I double click to select a word and triple click to select a paragraph.
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10y ago
> I've always wondered how its possible...perhaps some taste buds are not very receptive so you get a better kick out of it? Merely practice! I started growing a variety of hot peppers and within the year I was nibbling on Carolina
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lfowles
10y ago
Sounds like a misunderstanding of "simple" :)
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10y ago
>Breaking a seconds-since-epoch out into year/mo/day/etc. is "simple" math, and shouldn't require a filesystem access. To do it simply yes, but not correctly. See the "Falsehoods programmers believe abo
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10y ago
Maybe you can clear up some confusion I have about SAP. All I know is that it is generally customized to the business. How extensive is that customization? Slapping on business logos? Checking boxes to match the logic to current business pr
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10y ago
I'm not sure I follow your line of thought given the post is talking integer division and FDIV is floating point division.
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10y ago
My first place award goes to SAP, which I have to use for time entry. The procedure for entering vacation time is "Put in the hours and the code for PTO. Now hit enter. Yes, it'll all turn red and it'll display an error. Hit
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10y ago
It should also be noted that the DCSS devs are pretty aggressive in cutting un-fun gameplay. (Example: One character will _always_ benefit from praying over a corpse? It automatically happens now.)
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10y ago
> I regularly use this as my go-to example whenever I'm talking with someone about why you can't directly map the physical world to binary state. Just like the classic genies, "be careful what you wish for"! This is a
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10y ago
The one at my school was pretty entertaining, if you happened to stumble on a blocked site it would load a page with javascript obnoxious enough to lock up your computer while slowly flashing bright colors so everyone could see.
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10y ago
I'm not sure professional athletes need more encouragement to ruin their bodies for our entertainment...
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10y ago
I find that gyro aim works well, it's just the other conveniences of using a stick that I miss. I currently have my right touchpad set up to continue sending input when I'm touching an outer portion but there seems to always be a
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10y ago
Hm, I might be remembering wrong or mixing it up with details from various forums, but I thought it mentioned the FPGA version capable of pushing several mb/s through the controller ports.
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10y ago
It's less button presses at this point and more putting data into the memory where controller input is stored at an arbitrary rate. Talk from Defcon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZrNWiBzqUE
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10y ago
The recent XCom games maybe? I don't remember which way they fudged the percentages though.
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10y ago
Same for actual calls, I suspected x!=x could disappear silently but didn't think isfinite(x) would be optimized out.
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10y ago
I've also been bit pretty hard by not realizing -ffast-math turns on -ffinite-math-only... which optimizes out nan and inf checks :\
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10y ago
Sounds like something that would happen to Sid Meier instead.
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lfowles
10y ago
FWIW, a lot of people on /r/ADHD report having less anger issues on Vyvanse. It is pretty expensive if your insurance won't help you out though.
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10y ago
I somewhat agree. I'm proficient enough in vim that I do most non-IDE file manipulation in it, but I haven't gone into much depth about what commands I have available. For example, duplicating a line is ddup. yyp would probably be
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10y ago
The trouble with a puppy is that it's hard to know whether or not "chasing them to get $VALUABLE_ITEM out of their mouth" is a reward or not :)
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10y ago
I appreciate the info, but I was actually thinking of other gem stones with my question (amethyst, etc)
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10y ago
Are other lab grown gemstones made with roughly the same HPHT process? I ended up getting a diamond from Gemesis for my wife years ago, this is a very fascinating topic for us.
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10y ago
Not like we didn't change the channel during commercials back in the day anyways!
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10y ago
Most if not all IDEs separate compilation from the actual editing. So choice of editor is really orthogonal to whoever is doing the compiling. Ideally you want to be able to do this all from the command line anyways so you can run automated
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10y ago
They were aware of this problem presumably: Meet Leland Chee, the Star Wars Franchise Continuity Cop https://www.wired.com/2008/08/ff-starwarscanon/ His official title is continuity database administrator for
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10y ago
Eh? C11 isn't modern?
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Yeah but it always makes the crust soggy.
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10y ago
Freezer meals? I've been making weeks worth for the past several months. Relaxing to have a day of just cooking and then never feel like the only food option that suits my current motivation is ordering Dominos! Here's a decent re
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