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7y ago
A couple of thoughts: * That's exactly the point. I don't want to give up on my 4k resolution, I specifically bought a laptop with high resolution. * I'm running Ubuntu on my Dell XPS 15. I solved the problem by scaling the
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7y ago
Sad to hear that PyCharm is considered old school these days.
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7y ago
What are the most notable improvements over vim that the authors of neovim speak of? https://neovim.io
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7y ago
I feel like everyone in this thread arguing about multi-threading/hypterthreading/multi-core/multi-processor as an analogy is missing the poing. The post is about how you can focus your attention on a single task only (true
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7y ago
That was the first book that came to my mind. Highly recommend.
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8y ago
Nice to see Mozilla doing something against this. I've found those unsolicited notifications to be annoying in 95% of the cases.
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8y ago
I don't know what the _best_ laptop is, but I've been running Ubuntu 18.04 on my XPS 15 for a couple of months and it's been a fuss-free experience so far. Once you switch the hard drive to AHCI mode, that is...
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8y ago
It would be naive not to expect VPS providers to keep logs themselves.
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8y ago
This is nice and everything, but I don't see why you would write fish scripts in the first place. For anything like that I'd use python, and imo the only reason to do POSIX shell scripting is that a compliant shell is probably pre
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8y ago
Thank you. I hate the annotations, they are so badly misused. It sounded like a good feature in theory though.
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8y ago
I don't see how this is an argument against TDD. Apparently a whole slew of things went wrong in this project but that doesn't imply that testing is the cause of them.
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8y ago
You can try solo traveling + staying in hostels. Highly recommmend.
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8y ago
I second this. Tried to switch for a while but, especially with the technical stuff, it always feels like you might be missing out on something. Maybe I will try again in a few years or find some sort of mixed solution with both search engi
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8y ago
The term "Intelligence" does not have a definition everyone agrees on but it surely is not "pattern matching". Machine learning today does little more than pattern matching and it is far from intelligence at a human leve
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8y ago
There is absolutely nothing "cool" about what he did or how he did it.
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9y ago
The musical note C# is pronounced Cis, the programming language is pronounced C-sharp. Same for F#
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9y ago
First mover advantage. The Bitcoin paper and idea are world famous and while nowadays everyone has read/heard and is talking about Bitcoin, almost no one knows about other cryptocurrencies. Also I suppose the community is much larger a
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9y ago
I wonder how they can ever expect a system like this to scale given that every node has to execute every instruction in every called smart contract...
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9y ago
My god is go a cumbersome language. I get why the explicitly returned errors are a good thing but the complexity for parsing json surprises me
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10y ago
well, I dont see the beauty :)