littlehood

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by littlehood 8y ago
That way we would be able to create integration test coverage of 100% while still being able to panic on real hardware, until all messy behaviour is implemented. It's like writing unit-test kind of integration tests which then fail whe
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by littlehood 8y ago
You could've asked politely, but it looks you missed your chance.
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by littlehood 8y ago
We are able to create tests with emulated hardware from specification, but writing emulation taking into account quirks, edge cases and speculative behaviour would be great amount of work, even for simplest devices. I'd recommend readi
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by littlehood 8y ago
You asked for that block in the second question. You sound very entitled to answers.
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by littlehood 9y ago
Aztec is more compact than QR - does not need margin and because it's optimised for lowercase letters (used a lot for urls). Also has tunable error correction.
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by littlehood 9y ago
It is an experimental option for Xamarin. Though haven't played with it.
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by littlehood 9y ago
I've using Standard Notes for almost three months already. It's neat, but "standard editor" is kind of weak (like not supporting tab to indent), I have to try using the extended editor. Everything syncs nicely BUT on two
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by littlehood 9y ago
I've started using Standard Notes, but it kind of feels like it's still beta.
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by littlehood 9y ago
Depending on the depth of the pond, it may have not frozen to the bottom - water has the highest density around 4°C (~39°F).
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by littlehood 9y ago
I've used sublime 2 for some time, but changed to VSCode. Reason: VSCode is good enough for my stuff.
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by littlehood 10y ago
Gmail does something to divert it - it downloads all the resources once and CDNs them for you, so the email author can't see who and where opened the email.
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by littlehood 10y ago
Most asp.net workshops rely on SQL Server, which up to version from 2012 did not support MVCC and relied on locking on writes and reads. The problem is, it had problems with web-kind load. If something was writing into a table X, and there
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by littlehood 10y ago
My biggest problem with SQL for systems with web interfaces is that it forces you onto OLTP, when your workflow is just "select data, show to the user" -> "user saves changes, save them in the db". Googling for "
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by littlehood 10y ago
Porting existing/legacy software to cloud. Though SQL Server is just a part of the stack and you still can't fool software it's running Windows. But it's like SQL Server on Windows Server Nano - nobody asks for it, becau