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by ndh2 9y ago
I've been wondering about this as well. Why are they using so few images? To me that is like reverse blinking: Instead of keeping your eyes open, and blinking for a short amount of time every now and then, you're walking around wi
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by ndh2 9y ago
This similar study by the same authors seems a bit more reasonable. https://iapreview.ars.usda.gov/research/publications/publica... > Despite greater total availability of energy, a feasible solution could not
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by ndh2 9y ago
Sorry if I jumped to conclusions here. The reason was this sentence. > Vegans will click thinking, "damn right!" Non-vegans will likely ignore it, thinking, "okay loony." The study that referred to in the article is
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by ndh2 9y ago
Did you even read the "article"? You seem to be replying to the headline only.
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by ndh2 9y ago
Pretty sure you just answered your own question.
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by ndh2 9y ago
The point was the performance reviews aren't used to evaluate or iterate on the hiring process.
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by ndh2 9y ago
"People we like" is not how 100% of all people pick their spouse.
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by ndh2 9y ago
This is not a good comparison. The GP has the technician do the imaging, but the real problem is not so much getting the image, but interpreting what's on it. This is a skill that the GP has to have either way.
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by ndh2 9y ago
That's not a counter point at all. It said "Many comments ask if non-medical persons would use ultrasound should it become affordable. I think not."
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by ndh2 9y ago
@OP: I'm curious about your motivation to post here. Are you looking for feedback? Getting people to try it out? Use it? I found it interesting to read (you had me at "trainwreck"), but you also posted a lot of warning signs:
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by ndh2 9y ago
It's called shotgun unit testing.
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by ndh2 9y ago
I also run into this problem when asking on SO. Even if you write in the question "I've already ruled out ... as a possible solution" you still get people trying to argue about it. I'd rather they ignore the question...
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by ndh2 9y ago
I feel like this post does nothing in terms of educating readers. It all sounds very interesting, but I didn't learn anything. It alters between putting the blame on technical limitations and ignorance, so I would have liked to see a s
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by ndh2 9y ago
Here's my list of habits for effective text editing: 1) Observe other people edit text, then judge for yourself what is effective and what isn't, then decide for yourself what to learn and what not to.
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by ndh2 9y ago
They're not. They will be using Abseil.
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by ndh2 9y ago
> We’ve decided to expose most of these tips to the Abseil development community, and the C++ community at large. Over the coming months, we’ll be posting new tips as we review and refine them for publication. Not all the entries we’ve
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by ndh2 9y ago
Not a real tl;dr.
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by ndh2 9y ago
Suggestion: Add a date, the author, and possibly some version number that indicate what iteration of Nim this refers to.
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by ndh2 9y ago
We also have enough naysayers and party poopers trying to discourage language authors. Yet here you are...
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by ndh2 9y ago
What I find most notable about Handmade Hero is that Casey doesn't follow the mindless OOP mentality that is currently prevailing. I have been using more and more free functions, for example. It really made me question a lot of what is
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by ndh2 9y ago
I've never heard that before. Do you maybe have a source for that? The Visual Studio compiler is way too slow for that to work on a big code base, so I highly doubt that this is true.
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by ndh2 9y ago
I don't think you recall correctly. CMake is not a build tool in that sense (invokes compiler/linker), it's a build generator. The build tool that actually has to track headers is whatever runs on the output of CMake.
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by ndh2 9y ago
Why would my dream language have a makefile?
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by ndh2 9y ago
Take random characters from WingDings.
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by ndh2 9y ago
I read that Blender initially didn't have undo. Saving to a file was quite fast because they used binary data. So what they did was save the scene to memory, then save again, and compute a diff for the undo queue.
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by ndh2 9y ago
Games need more. The occluders from the paper completely absorb light. A more realistic occluder would also reflect light.
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by ndh2 9y ago
Doesn't work for me either in FF 53.0.3 (32-bit) on Win 7.
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by ndh2 9y ago
Are you assuming that this article was written about you, personally? Because that is what your answer seems to imply.
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by ndh2 9y ago
Thank you for the link.
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by ndh2 9y ago
> The farmers will still choose it because they are having trouble finding labour in the first place. If a farmer has trouble finding labor, they don't pay enough. The question is whether or not automation is cheaper than the actu

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