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by nyir 12y ago
The downside of all the dubbing is that the translations (and arguably speakers) are horrible and also the benefit of free lessons in language comprehension disappears unlike for countries were it's not feasible to dub lots of movies.
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by nyir 12y ago
Oh sorry, I meant as a native German speaker instead writing/reading in English. And agreed. At the same time, if more people were to use German and therefore also the percentage of imperfection went up, I guess that effect would then
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by nyir 12y ago
At least it is at this point in time. German is also so close to English that I'd say it's one of the easiest switches, at least for reading/writing.
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by nyir 12y ago
There are also Python wrappers for Stanford CoreNLP.
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by nyir 12y ago
That won't help in general since the noise this method adds can be filtered out over many measurements. Even without taking into account that the sleep would have to be at least in the same order of magnitude than the leaked informatio
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by nyir 12y ago
Isn't the rather big flexibility of R to not eagerly evaluate, or to rewrite function arguments entirely (and apparently scope manipulation, that's a new one for me) one of the major points of critic? It always seemed to me that h
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Citybound, browser/WebGL based city-building game(cityboundsim.com)
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by nyir 12y ago
For the bonus, paredit-convolute-sexp is useful exactly for the case they show, moving a binding/wrapping form some levels up. It saves a lot of keystrokes when you're in that situation.
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by nyir 12y ago
People don't want to recompile stuff, they want to configure the software to their liking. Basically it's very enjoyable if you're a developer. And FWIW with Gentoo/Portage you can create and install binary packages.
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by nyir 12y ago
Yes, that's also one of the reasons I didn't pursue this, the other one that I wanted to be able to use other peoples machines (including shortcuts etc.) as well. It's a tradeoff; Eclipse has a lot of understanding of the dif
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by nyir 12y ago
At least for Java (and probably most other languages) (emacs-)eclim can leverage Eclipse functionality (for Emacs, Vim, ...). So you'll get the same completion, refactoring methods and so on. https://github.com/senny&#
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by nyir 12y ago
But it would be good if the obvious way to do something didn't have certain magic conditions in which reasonable expectations aren't met (e.g. a variable is evaluated to its value, regardless of its name, or rather don't just
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by nyir 12y ago
I didn't mean the template part in particular, rather think directive arguments, scoping behaviour (the dreaded "wrap your value in an object if you want data-binding"). Sure, not rendering a null value is, while I disagree,
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by nyir 12y ago
The article didn't mention my favourite (ha) pet peeve with Angular, error handling, which makes me wonder about if everyone else doesn't have that problem: even after working with the framework for a couple of months now, I still
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by nyir 12y ago
Cool, sounds a lot like https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Keychain , although probably a bit smaller.
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by nyir 12y ago
It's part of the ongoing Gamergate issue; Wikipedia is probably a good starting point for that, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anita_Sarkeesian and currently https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamer
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by nyir 12y ago
Yes, there are definitely huge speed gains possible and if you choose an implementation which is still interactive you get the benefits of both (I know one particular example in CL: teepeedee2, there are some blogs posts, e.g. http:/&
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by nyir 13y ago
Clojure: I like Lisp, but it needs more syntax. Clojure: I like Java backtraces. /s
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by nyir 13y ago
Given that e.g. Blender has modal editing and single key operations ('s' to enter scale mode, then 'x' to scale along that axis) I imagine more commands along the path of Vim/Ex would be beneficial for fast mouseles