parasti

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by parasti 4y ago
Hoping for someone to implement the missing %f scanf directive.
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by parasti 4y ago
Is it strange that it seems less wrong to me without the question mark?
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by parasti 4y ago
I couldn't figure out how the game is supposed to be played. I clicked some squares and something happened, but what? Your help screen doesn't contain any information about this. Maybe it's obvious once you know it?
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by parasti 4y ago
That's another thing not to do when writing a library: including and discussing code examples of incorrect usage. Personally, when I read documentation, retaining incorrect code examples is literally the last thing I want to achieve.
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by parasti 4y ago
Sounds like a classic case of programmers assuming loudness is linear.
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by parasti 4y ago
The target audience seems to be an intersection of people who are decently familiar with C and people who haven't been exposed to bitwise arithmetic.
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by parasti 4y ago
Let me rephrase your comment: "Eastern European opinion on Russia doesn't matter because they've suffered and continue to suffer from Russian imperialism".
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by parasti 4y ago
I am redirected to https://histography.io/browser_support.htm "Sorry! We are currently not supporting your browser (but we will soon). Try Chrome or Safari." Firefox/Android
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by parasti 4y ago
Just keep it in your head. ed must have been a decent upgrade from punched cards.
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by parasti 4y ago
Perhaps it already is, but discovery is terrible.
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by parasti 4y ago
> Once you know what is happening, even those crazy states you can find yourself in really are not that hard. I think we're saying the same thing. Once you know how Git works, it's easy. But can you figure out "how Git wor
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by parasti 4y ago
Git has a terrible UI from a learning point of view. You can't learn Git by using its commands. You can, however, learn Git by reading about its architecture: blobs, trees, commits, pointers to commits (refs), and index (staging area w
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by parasti 4y ago
> In the end we all die and take nothing with us, nor do we leave anything behind which will last all that long. If everything is ultimately futile, why make a distinction between one pursuit and another? This viewpoint is destructive. Y
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by parasti 4y ago
Both your examples are games that are built on real physical activities. It's no surprise that they teach you skills that are relevant outside of the gaming context. The majority of games aren't like that, which is what I was talk
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by parasti 4y ago
And yet, you are only "getting better" at the game. Your in-game skills don't translate to the real world. Games have psychological and social benefits, but I don't think getting better at a game skillwise has really any
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by parasti 4y ago
When I had this outlook on life, I just called it depression. It's really just a crazy hall of mirrors, twisting and distorting every thought you have. I never got out of it by myself. What finally, truly helped me was a relationship a
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by parasti 4y ago
Peertube
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by parasti 4y ago
> dynamic "secret" key fetching from some backend via JS that gets injected into the form and works as a "password" to successfully trigger the email to get sent Are you describing nonces? A nonce is basically a &quot
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by parasti 4y ago
This is weird to say, but I've never had this happen before: as someone who's never heard of control theory, the initial illustrations and the leading icecream example seemed highly confusing and put me off from reading the rest.
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by parasti 4y ago
Eastern Europe.
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by parasti 4y ago
For me, I've found that social media doesn't affect my level of happiness and/or anxiety directly. What it does do, is take up a lot of my time almost imperceptibly - leaving less time for other, more meaningful activities. I
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by parasti 4y ago
Word of warning, don't look this up.
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by parasti 4y ago
Frontpage, now that's a word I haven't heard in a long time. I used to make little pages with Frontpage and inspect the generated text to learn HTML.
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by parasti 5y ago
Please elaborate.
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by parasti 5y ago
It is a mistake to assume both sides in this war are equal. There is no "equality of opinion" here, there is no "equal amounts of propaganda" on both sides. Only one side in this war has invaded the other side's cou
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by parasti 5y ago
I assumed the pictures and video was from a time "before".
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by parasti 5y ago
All I see is black text on a white background? Hard to see how much more neutral can you get.
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by parasti 5y ago
Editorialized title.
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by parasti 5y ago
Best advice. Those things are totally worth it. My work setup is an iMac with a VESA arm, adjustable to any height, distance and angle that I prefer on any given day. I can even improvise a standing-desk setup simply by getting out of the c
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by parasti 5y ago
Since you didn't say it, I'll mention that fediverse is not limited to microblogging. For long form blogging there is, e.g., https://writefreely.org/ To me it feels like RSS on steroids. Best of the modern web (te

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