marvy

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   by marvy 11y ago

   Ok, so you notice you lose "some" meaning. The question is, how much? One way to find out is to read something the fast way and then the slow way and pay attention to how much is new the second time. Have you tried this, or per
2. 362.▲
   by marvy 11y ago

   The way this works on Windows (I think) is that internally, "cut" means "copy file path to clipboard", and "paste" means "move file from old place to new place". Thus, if you want to cut and paste fr
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   by marvy 11y ago

   You mean the C compiler?
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   by marvy 11y ago

   I'm confused. Who uses what and decides what and modifies what???
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   Anti-procrastination: feature request

   2 points by marvy 11y ago|0 comments
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   by marvy 11y ago

   As we all know, "nobody reads the directions". I can't decide whether to upvote this or flag it.
7. 367.▲
   by marvy 11y ago

   Not by 2050. Maybe 2500.
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   by marvy 11y ago

   April 1 for some time zones
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   by marvy 11y ago

   flagging seems harsh. Just don't up-vote.
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    by marvy 11y ago

    Probably the one mentioned here: http://prog21.dadgum.com/30.html
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    by marvy 11y ago

    Ok, so it sounds like you're objecting to Visual Studio, not to .net itself. Or not quite?
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    by marvy 11y ago

    Indeed, better late than never! Maybe "up arrow" instead of space would work? Way less convenient though. I wonder how you're lucky enough to always need the first dir.
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    by marvy 11y ago

    looks like you're right, but "enter" works just as well.
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    by marvy 11y ago

    Don't people usually mention both? This one didn't. But even the full un-minified source code of this one is just a bit over a kilobyte, so perhaps the author didn't feel the need to minify in the first place.
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    by marvy 11y ago

    What on earth does spacebar do? I've been using windows for decades and I have no clue! I just tried it right now and still have no clue!
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    by marvy 11y ago

    Shouldn't the docs mention that alt-space already does something on windows? Or is it assumed that whoever doesn't know about the default functionality won't miss it? Or maybe everyone knows?
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    by marvy 11y ago

    >if only people other than Google could add things into these I think that's DuckDuckGo's approach.
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    by marvy 11y ago

    I agree that having rules applied to you but not others can really rankle. But consider this: do you agree with the rule that "you should not accuse people of shilling"? That is, which world do you prefer: a world where this rul
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    by marvy 11y ago

    First hand accounts? As in someone saying "yes, I do this"?
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    by marvy 11y ago

    This is madness. I've actually had the "opposite" problem. Ever since Win10 came out, my Win7 machine doesn't bother announcing when updates are available. I have to remember to install them myself ever "patch Tue
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    by marvy 11y ago

    Wow. I know nothing about go, but 600--->300 sounds like quite an improvement.
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    by marvy 11y ago

    But what about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G_factor_(psychometrics) ?
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    by marvy 11y ago

    "the Community Research and Academic Programming License"
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    by marvy 11y ago

    I think so.
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    by marvy 11y ago

    I don't have enough karma to get a down vote button. Even if I did, I'm not sure that voting on your own posts is allowed. I up voted you instead. Yes, the title is a play on the llvm post. I could be wrong about this, but the
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    by marvy 11y ago

    $15/GB is a lot. My cell phone plan charges only $5.
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    by marvy 11y ago

    I don't think he's being tongue in cheek. I bet you he's genuinely angry and resentful. From his point of view, he once had a lovely language, C*, and he can't use it any more, and is being forced into assembly instead
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    by marvy 11y ago

    I thought that was one of the big selling points back when they were aiming for C++0x: "your compiler errors will make sense!"
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    by marvy 11y ago

    Because once you ship it without definition checking, three years later it's too late to add it. Too many people will have written code that will break. This is one of those unfortunate language features that you only get one chance
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    by marvy 11y ago

    There's no need to worry about a runtime check. Let DEBUG be a compile time constant, and the optimizer will remove the check. C++ seems to be (very) slowly moving in the direction of using the whole language at compile time: see how