moogly

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931.
by moogly 5y ago
How do you even install Docker Engine on Windows without WSL2? Same goes for macOS.
932.
by moogly 5y ago
Uh, I'm talking about competing , not just spectating . Like how, currently, a Chinese team (PSG.LGD) is the favourite to win The International in Dota2 in a month's time (prize pool: 40 million dollars).
933.
by moogly 5y ago
Deathknell for esports.
934.
by moogly 5y ago
> You can always just overwrite the comments with the first line of code. I of course mean leaving the comments in the final test. I don't care about the comments in the actual snippet.
935.
by moogly 5y ago
Ah, my pet peeve. I also prefer AAA tests, but I can't stand it when people leave those comments in as some kind of region markers. IMO, they're useful when teaching AAA tests, but it seems, in my experience, most developers actua
936.
by moogly 5y ago
My experience as well. Invidious also breaks all the time, except for the most popular channels around.
937.
by moogly 5y ago
There are 0-day no maps for potholes. There are no 0-day maps for temporarily disabled traffic lights, road construction, accidents etc. It takes at least decade to build up something like Google Maps, but a lot of the data is already out-o
938.
by moogly 5y ago
From the very Twitter thread: "Our vision is that we [Apple and Google] work as if we are one company."
939.
by moogly 5y ago
Ah yes. 10 letters, "Aeon of Strife-style..." etc.
940.
by moogly 5y ago
He's making us all look on the bright side of life?
941.
by moogly 5y ago
> The very first videos had Atlas and Spot "walking" but really more like controlled tripping To be fair, human walking is often described as "controlled falling".
942.
by moogly 5y ago
> Tesla is his child Adopted child, if so.
943.
by moogly 5y ago
Thank you yet again.
944.
by moogly 5y ago
I'm not surprised. I'm not a big fan of his output. Sanderson is competent, but he's more of a "writer" than an "author" in my opinion. He's definitely impressively prolific and hard-working, and has
945.
by moogly 5y ago
Thanks for the handy list. No thanks to whomever thought it would be a great idea to truncate URLs in posts, thus making this list non-copy/pasteable. This forum software is really and truly perplexing sometimes.
946.
by moogly 5y ago
I think the first one, whilst not super special, was pretty good. Definitely a promising debut. The whole gender neutral thing felt pretty awkward and like a gimmick though. The second book felt rather pointless, however, and that incessant
947.
by moogly 5y ago
Robert Jordan's "The Wheel of Time" books.
948.
by moogly 5y ago
> Multiple tabs of an app using IndexedDB will invariably write to the same IndexedDb database. Without cross-tab locking, database corruption is hard to avoid. I solved this a few years ago by generating a uuid in SessionStorage and usi
949.
by moogly 5y ago
This is prety cool, I must say. Not all extensions are "available" though, so you may end up with an unsupported language without syntax highlighting (like for example zig). FWIW, I had to disable Privacy Badger on github.dev, or
950.
by moogly 5y ago
Synology [...] have "we update your box at our whim" You can turn off auto-updates on the Synology devices I own at least (1815+, 1817+).
951.
by moogly 5y ago
A client, at least, will be needed in the standard library for their upcoming package manager.
952.
by moogly 5y ago
Anyone know how well these similarity neural nets deal with something as simple as, say, rotation? It would be trivial to generate 4 hashes for the 90° cardinal rotations (and, I guess 4 more for axis flips), but how about, for example, 11°
953.
by moogly 5y ago
I've worked with it. I've worked with all major SPA frameworks.
954.
by moogly 5y ago
jQuery is great at generating tech debt. It can also do DOM binding. Any attempts to organize and make sense of someone's unstructured jQuery code will result in an ad hoc "hot-rodding, fly-by-the-seat-of-my-pants" framework
955.
by moogly 5y ago
Bezos didn't get to where he is today by spending his own money. Why do that when you can spend tax payer's money instead, and keep on amassing his immense fortune.
956.
by moogly 5y ago
You have a point, but nevertheless it was reminiscent of some kind of campaigning. Not sure where I want him for him to make the least damage to society. Maybe on the first manned rocket to Mars?
957.
by moogly 5y ago
> What is driving him? Megalomania. His 2017 "manifesto" made that rather clear to me. In it, he came off as trying to sound like the president of the world. I think that was also the year he spent time traveling the US states
958.
by moogly 5y ago
> Absolutely poverty has collapsed over the last few decades and will be non existent in about 15-20 years. Did you mean to use some completely different word in place of "poverty" there? Because I'm flabbergasted at this
959.
by moogly 5y ago
> blessing or a curse? It's just a footnote. I think it's getting talked about more than it deserves to be.
960.
by moogly 5y ago
Reaper is a full-fledged DAW. Audacity is just a barebones audio editor.

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