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namelosw
6y ago
Well there are specific combinations that are pretty hard for some people.
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6y ago
Interesting. Wow. The lady keeps warning and erasing your work if you try to draw penises. However, after a while she seems to had enough, the lady goes furious and cursing, and she keeps drawing hundreds of penises for you.
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6y ago
Congratulations! I hope Reason and Reason React could get more tractions. I'm wondering, will there be more marketing for Reason or Reason React after it reaching 1.0? I found when introducing this kind of technology for day jobs, peop
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6y ago
With that being said, two wheels in the front actually make it much, much more stable than tricycles with two wheels in the back.
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6y ago
> They're treating us like they treat the drivers I feel even more uncomfortable reading this sentence. Maybe I'm overreacted but feels like many historical political events like "We help them deal with <an ethnic group
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6y ago
It is said that JavaScript could be Scheme back in Netscape era. It would be extremely straightforward to express HTML in Sexp. It’s a pity that we didn’t behold this happen.
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6y ago
I understand how difficult it is to build an online game, especially real-time MMOs with seamless maps. > The difficulty is balancing how much of the game runs on the client However, it's important to have the mentality to build on
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6y ago
Cheating is so common nowadays simply due to game companies are not willing to pay to make dedicated online games. A lot of so called online game are just basically client side modified version, how they are doing it would simply shock web
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6y ago
Framework and libraries are both useful. Besides those, languages are also useful. The problem is there are too many frameworks instead of libraries. People are writing frameworks by default, and frameworks make strong assumptions, making t
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6y ago
> Closed. This message is off-topic.
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6y ago
It's a place filled so much drama, dwarfing all its peers. Sadly, there are still countless people dream of working there. And even more sadly, people don't want to leave, so they regularly fire people and then they can abuse the
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6y ago
And it could be very misguiding for most people, combining with the title. It also could be those easy targets get infected first, then people indoor. Either way, the metric seems to be not very helpful and extremely misguiding.
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6y ago
So true. It's a major thing that stops me from migrating to Linux. Every time I work with Linux or Windows, when I open a Chrome tab and I want to go down to a history completion, I hit C-n multiple times and it ends up with many new w
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6y ago
For me, this narrative seems to remind people don't over trust iMessage and WhatsApp, instead of "why don't you use Wechat they are not different anyway". All the westerners I know in China don't send sensitive info
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6y ago
It is no brainer for professionals, but to be frank, it's too hard for everyone. It's time for a new PHP.
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6y ago
So, what do those .io domains market? IO devices? IO stream?
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6y ago
I believe this kind of disillusion could not only simply explained by burnout. It's more like the Blue pill vs Red pill thing. Once you learned, you cannot unlearn. Blue pilled people are totally okay with these things, while some Red
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6y ago
There's a CLI named k9s[0] but it works like a GUI. It's pretty slick IMO. [0]: https://github.com/derailed/k9s
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7y ago
From Erlang's perspective, debugging an average distributed application is just like being primitives hunting in the forest directly after graduating from college. I mean, there's even no parameter in the call stack, people can on
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7y ago
It's about having boundaries that make sense. The best scenario is having multiple codebases, while when someone wants to change something, it can be done by just modifying code in one repo. However, the worst scenario is also having m
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7y ago
I admit it's not transparent. First, they were downplaying it. Second, there were many cases of interrogation, detaining like what you've posted. With that being said, I didn't mention any number, but the situation turned to
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The US government model and the mindset of people seems to make it very hard to do massive mobilization in a short period of time, compared to countries like China. From which mobilization is very useful in situations like pandemics, or mor
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7y ago
Indeed! I was just dreaming they could take even more steps :D
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7y ago
I jailbreak several iOS devices just to have terminal many years ago, and it was quite an interesting experience. I always hope Apple could let user access terminal in iOS, at least in developer mode. After all, it's still BSD based ju
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From my shallow understanding, formal verification usually proves the given program always satisfies some properties/specifications. It's pretty good when you expect the software to fully behave in the way you want it to be. Howev
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7y ago
Taking 'hard' water for granted since I was born, it's quite surprising and interesting that water cannot rinse off the soap. This year I went abroad for a business trip. In the hotel, after washing my hands or taking showers
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7y ago
Kids are so less adventurous nowadays. I'm not sure about teenagers, but for college students, it's more obvious. I believe it's because society is less forgiving - young people spent a ton of money or taking loans, work hard
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7y ago
Thank you for your response! ClojureScript is by far the best target-to-browser solution I have used. The REPL experience is stunning, macros work as expected, and Cljc compilation is seamless. Working with it is pure joy. Thanks again for
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Does this enable the possibility of having ClojureScript loaders for Webpack? Shadow-cljs is great, but from time to time, it seems to be easier to integrate with the ecosystem if it can be loaded as Webpack modules. For example, loading ar
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7y ago
Oh, I struggled this for so many years, and I still couldn't convince myself wine is tastier than grape juice. Maybe it's one of those 'street credit' things?
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