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nevster
5y ago
To give you an indication of how technical the papers are, you can read some of my reviews: https://www.goodreads.com/review/list/5348644-neville-ridley...
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5y ago
Not publicly as far as I can tell
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5y ago
This Harvard course has a pretty good list : https://canvas.harvard.edu/courses/34992/assignments/syllabu... Links to the papers: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wS6O7-ZoFL7C
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5y ago
There's Disk Inventory X
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5y ago
Technically, yes. In the easiest cases it's just changes in library function names so effectively the migration tool is just handling all that search and replace for you. Of course there's more complex stuff than that. There'
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5y ago
Agree - 99.9% of Java 1 apps will still compile and run just fine on Java 17
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5y ago
Is Swift 4 not yet stable? The point is, I couldn't even migrate from Swift 4 to the latest with my current M1 MacBook. (You need old XCode to migrate from 4.0 to 4.2) What's surprising is the very quick dropping of the migration
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5y ago
I recently had a similar experience updating an old iphone app that was written in Swift 2. I had to use an old 2009 iMac with a copy of Xcode 8 to migrate to Swift 3, then a 2016 MacBook Pro with Xcode 10 to migrate to Swift 4. Then I coul
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5y ago
Man in the middle
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5y ago
If you like this, have a look at some issues of the Ansible fanzine - https://news.ansible.uk/ - in particular the section titled Thog's Masterclass. The latest issue has this sterling example : "I nodded at her a
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5y ago
Make between $500-$1000 per month from http://www.auctionsieve.com/ - old school desktop app I started in 2003. It's a front-end for eBay to quickly filter search results. I have all sorts of interesting collectors usi
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Are there people using bots to play this? I played in one of the 100 player matches and the top players were just ridiculous.
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5y ago
Can't login using their id service https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/id.heroku.com
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5y ago
Oh wow. I love that book. I extremely rarely call a book a page-turner. Yours is one of them. My kids love it too!
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5y ago
I have a 3 letter twitter username and I definitely get password reset requests but not too often - about 1 or 2 a month
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5y ago
It's not that hard. I try to spend 10 minutes a day reading some sort of technical book. Just set a timer and do it. I don't always get around to it. Here's a list of the various tech books I've read cover to cover over
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5y ago
I grew up with one of these. Have always been disappointed by other toasters ever since.
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5y ago
Anyone else hear is voice and lilt whenever you read his quotes? "I think that there is,.. therefore, a sort of .. gravity .. and authority, perhaps, in the way we tried to treat the form."
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5y ago
I've still got my original unaltered TransWarp GS. It was pretty much essential for the computer at the time.
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5y ago
Board games and pen and paper role playing games can suck up inordinate amounts of time!
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5y ago
I love how it also asks the "Are you sure you want to leave?" Everything about this experience is so true.
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5y ago
My first thoughts looking at that website and the 'ads': "Wow, is Second Life still a thing?!" It's been like 16 years since I tried it.
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5y ago
I tried out TabNine. It was a very frustrating experience. In almost all cases it gave completely useless suggestions which overrode the better ones already suggested by IntelliJ. I persevered for a few days and then uninstalled it.
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5y ago
Panos Panay: "I'm super excited". That guy cracks me up.
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Wow - so here I am an hour later... Thanks for that link!
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5y ago
Oh wow - it just gets more and more gory! Hilarious.
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5y ago
There are two hard things in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, (and off-by-one errors....) I feel like naming things is something Apple works really hard on. And why they place so much emphasis on it in their keynotes, wh
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5y ago
In some ways, Panorama Tab Groups in Firefox is similar
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6y ago
I was totally confused by this as well. If you click the close button on the Timelapse panel, how do you get it back? The trick is to click on the Voyager icon and then choose Timelapse in one of the panels that comes up.
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6y ago
Aside: I've seen a lot of Viola's but I think this is the first time I've seen Volia!
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