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lkirkwood
2y ago
I used to feel this way but having installed Ubuntu on a friend's old laptop for him, it's crazy the amount of stuff you forget you do because it's second nature. I certainly think it's too far to say "absurd".
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lkirkwood
2y ago
It's true that in the case of a sorting algorithm it's not immediately obvious how to analyse the time complexity with Big O. However, I feel that you may be getting bogged down in semantics. Perhaps it is accurate to say that whe
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lkirkwood
2y ago
> It's anyone's guess if the code you wrote a year ago would work today Is that true? In what sense? I was under the impression the editions took care of that.
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lkirkwood
2y ago
No, I believe you are forgetting the context. Big O is a upper bound on the growth rate of a function. In this case the function describes the time taken, therefore a higher time is a "worse case". So Big O is, in this scenario, a
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lkirkwood
2y ago
What are your thoughts on Godot? If you were equally experienced and invested in that would things be different?
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2y ago
Who can you not risk renting to and why?
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lkirkwood
2y ago
I am also skeptical of any overly pessimistic alien interaction theories, but I don't think this analogy applies here. We already have open communication channels and centuries of trust between the British and French, and we certainly
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lkirkwood
3y ago
Not entirely sure what you're looking for. If you don't want to use the "artificial, unintuitive interface" (bit rude IMO) you could just google "best mario kart setup". The selection of attributes is not exac
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3y ago
What makes you say that? I almost always use println! over write!. From the docs: "Use println! only for the primary output of your program. Use eprintln! instead to print error and progress messages."
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lkirkwood
3y ago
I really don't agree with this. You don't have to pay any attention to low level concepts (unless you want to) except maybe the borrow checker? Which barely counts IMO. Scope and mutability are concepts every programmer should be
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lkirkwood
3y ago
He was referencing the hitchhikers guide to the galaxy
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lkirkwood
3y ago
Why would it be the Mandala effect? It's named for the mass false memory of Nelson Mandela dying in prison in the 80s.
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lkirkwood
3y ago
Like vim, for example? Which supports replacing tab inputs with spaces...
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lkirkwood
3y ago
The point is you have total control over your key. You don't control the banks and there's no guarantee you can always get your money from them.
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lkirkwood
3y ago
Can you expand on this? Notation like "=" can be written using language but we define an exact meaning for the operator regardless, unlike language.