redwolf2

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   by redwolf2 7mo ago

   Might look like it, might also just be survivorship bias. Alot of crackpot ideas hit the wall instead of beeing a success. We only notice the successors and might think of them as the default, not the exception.
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   by redwolf2 8y ago

   Learn how to make no money from machine learning https://vimeo.com/232544884 Money, Time, Fun. Pick two.
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   by redwolf2 8y ago

   Not only desktop, but most mobile platforms as well. Beeing coded in a single C file makes it portable as hell. Their documentation is also a prime example, with great insight.
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   by redwolf2 8y ago

   https://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/why-stubborn-chil... https://my.apa.org/apa/idm/login.seam?ERIGHTS_TARGET=http%3A...
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   by redwolf2 8y ago

   My approach would be: 1. Talk to Kara, why she prefers her approach and not yours. Don't tell her that the icon is wrong. Ask her, if the icon could be changed to the other. Maybe she is right and you are wrong. She's the expert i
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   by redwolf2 8y ago

   Just use PNG
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   by redwolf2 9y ago

   Problem is, you may build the if pyramid of death, if you branch too deep. So break early. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIl_BNIJcFg
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   by redwolf2 9y ago

   Also: Why use get and set accessors for private fields at all, when you can just use: int foo; float bar; That can later be changed, when the need arises.