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parasti
4y ago
So every year has been getting and will continue to get progressively worse.
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4y ago
I built my shed door by watching YouTube. My starting point was knowing what a nail and a hammer is.
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4y ago
Science is the difference between "everyone kind of already knows" and proven facts. Don't confuse a hundred years of Martian sci-fi with actual scientific discoveries about Mars.
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4y ago
Just thinking out loud. Github is great. It is also a proprietary, centralized, Microsoft owned service. The "problem" with Github and the enormous popularity of Github is that by not using it, an open source project is perceived
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4y ago
It's unreadable for me at the scale where the entire width of text fits. Proper responsive design is an accessibility feature. It is a big deal.
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4y ago
That's a problem with using Github, not a problem with Emacs development.
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4y ago
Mutagen also has a Docker extension. Really easy to set up. I installed it recently after searching for ways to speed up Docker on an Apple M1. It did work in my case.
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4y ago
There's only one problem with that comparison: web development and game development aren't exclusive to each other. Those days are long gone, thanks to WASM and WebGL. For a game developer, the modern web browser is just another p
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4y ago
> technologically retarded hellscape The modern web seems pretty great to me. Why do you feel that way?
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Gorillas Technologies GmbH, not the animal.
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Longevity of Recordable CDs, DVDs and Blu-Rays (2020)
(canada.ca)
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A little off topic, because I can't think of any ways in which programming is harder now. IMO getting into programming is easier than ever. The most popular language in the world (Javascript) is installed on nearly every computer and y
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IEEE-754 Analysis
(ysangkok.github.io)
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4y ago
Unfortunately the Wikipedia article is extremely light on details of the actual format.
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As a vegetarian of eight years, I can say that a meatless diet did not have any effect on my depressive episodes. I had them before I stopped eating meat, and I had them after. So based on my one person anecdata this is correlation (maybe a
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This isn't a new phenomenon. This strategy is proven to work largely because of people like you who put in time and effort to answer those types of questions with quality information. Stack Overflow was literally built on this very pre
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4y ago
Open world games generally let the players enact their own stories. That's kind of their main draw.
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I also take issue with the headline. "Tyranny" is when you have no choice. That is not the case with Twitter. First of all, there is the choice of using Twitter. Secondly, there is the choice of who to follow on Twitter. I would h
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4y ago
I have never heard of this. Seems like you're suggesting that it is possible to recalibrate the brain to ignore pain - like a toothache, for example?
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Psychological inoculation improves resilience against misinformation online
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The words being filtered are not racial slurs in English.
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Seeing how my wooden signs and item names containing perfectly safe Latvian words have been brutally disappeared and censored in Minecraft Bedrock, this seems like global disaster about to happen. In my experience, Microsoft is incompetent
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4y ago
Why do you think that happened? Honestly curious.
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4y ago
Except on mobile.
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I think the $ syntax is the best decision they ever made. It's probably why they can keep modernizing the language so successfully.
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What should be illegal is companies accepting an email address without verification. My email is my identity. It should be impossible to sign up with an email that you don't have access to.
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Oh, Samsung. I just went through the most insane account recovery process I've ever seen. Tried to register a Samsung account, but my email was already taken. Guess I must have had an account at some point. If you forget your password,
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Just spent three hours debugging a thing that turned out to be a cache issue. I think a big part of the problem is that it's not always obvious that the resource is coming from a cache. Some proxy somewhere is serving old data, but you
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Don't track your home directory with Git if you have a habit of using git clean -xdf. Speaking from a bad experience.
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Isn't this on uBlock? I still get the occasional report from Brave/uBlock users when I've accidentally included "ad" in a class name or ID, but I really don't believe that I should be working around that 100% o
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