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by numpad 2y ago
Maybe I'm missing something, but how would this prevent you from using setTimeout/setInterval? But I agree that these projects often work great in small use cases, but quickly crumble under "real world" scenarios.
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by numpad 3y ago
I've had a very similar experience a few weeks ago and even fell for the same double-userdata misunderstanding. The documentation itself is actually good and extensive, however it feels like the authors expect its users to deeply under
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by numpad 4y ago
Good point – calling this clickbait might be too cynical. From this perspective I can definitely get behind advertising the project with the LoC measurement. Subjectively, I still find this to be a bit of a "not telling the whole truth
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by numpad 4y ago
...which however don't clickbait by using LoC as a primary selling point.
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by numpad 5y ago
As far as I understand, the users could not open the app at all - because it could not connect to Teslas servers.
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by numpad 9y ago
I find leaving them in the repo makes it pretty clear how your have to configure your build process. For GCC, I instantly know I need `-I ./tinyvm/include/` and can use `#include <tvm/tvm.h>` etc.
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by numpad 9y ago
Can you give an example of locations you'd look for when searching for terrorists?
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by numpad 9y ago
Please don't submit direct downloads.
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by numpad 9y ago
I tought I missed something so I read the "article" twice. Nothing unusual or surprising. Do something illegal and expect consequences.
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by numpad 9y ago
To me, it seems like you just came up with a question to brag about it. Come up with anything you want or use "James B." if it makes you feel safe(r).
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by numpad 11y ago
There are even more: https://xkcd.com/1244/ http://xkcd.com/1106/ (have a look at the alt-text)