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by setr 5y ago
If you ignore the stated guarantees of the API and depend on implementation details instead, then it’s on you? I might understand if it were unstated, but it explicitly states it’s not. Otherwise the only way to have a non-stable sort funct
482.
by setr 5y ago
> We buy computers by comparing sets of numbers. Your GHz and Mb are bigger than my GHz and Mb? And the $ are lower? Anytime "normies" ask me to help them buy a laptop, this is not at all what they ask. The only thing they want
483.
by setr 5y ago
Anyone can edit a page… but not all edits have to be accepted. The problem, as it usually is with anything open on the internet, is that a malicious user can do ridiculously more damage with less effort and time than a benevolent user can p
484.
by setr 5y ago
I lived in the middle of Chicago for 4 years and never saw any crimes while I was there; littering and (harmless) drunks perhaps the worst of it. Of course, I naturally avoided any area/time where I expected crime to occur… but I didn’
485.
by setr 5y ago
I recall reading that someone found fizzbuzz (with nothing fancy) to be a highly effective filter for programming interviews Hiring pools tend to be filled with nonsense candidates
486.
by setr 5y ago
I have no expectation of it; They do everything slowly, regardless of how simple the task, and it’s been that way for ages. And they do ridiculous amounts of configuration. Im fairly sure at this point it’s just mountains of intermixed lo
487.
by setr 5y ago
Looking through the documentation, it’s a bit lackluster. So I always got the feeling that the primary users of the engine were the engine developers themselves
488.
by setr 5y ago
As I understand it, the problem is the defense strategy, not the particular case at hand. They’ve essentially composed an argument that makes it impossible for bird, or the city, to ever be at fault, irrespective of circumstance. That in th
489.
by setr 5y ago
1. They’ve called out lucasfilm multiple times, so I’m 99% positive this was a contracted workload 2. Given that they can’t really compete with chrome for general users (there’s not much differentiation to be done there), it makes sense to
490.
by setr 5y ago
height: 4.5rem; - width: 4.5rem; + width: 4.6rem; consider my offense revoked
491.
by setr 5y ago
I am grossly offended by this .grid-item { ... height: 4.5rem; width: 4.5rem; } That's a square. Fine, a square is a rectangle. But that's a square. There's no media queries to eliminate the squ
492.
by setr 5y ago
I’m pretty sure half the purpose of the article is to resolve the ambiguity: does it hurt because the paradigm is inelegant for this problem, or because I don’t know how to make it elegant? Just stopping anytime you struggle is precisely ho
493.
by setr 5y ago
You say progress, but it’s kind of both an endless treadmill and you’re weaker usually by lack of options; When I used to play LoL, like 5-7 years ago, I was playing a rate of like 3-4 hours daily, which barely scraped by the amount of esse
494.
by setr 5y ago
It’s ultimately the same; XML largely maps to a class with attributes (and an identifier/navigation through XPATH) fairly strictly. And it should largely take you the same amount of effort; Div ( button(…) ) And
495.
by setr 5y ago
It still depends on their contribution right? If you said all lights are equal in strength, then being on top of one gives a strength of 1. Being x units away from it gives a some value less than 1, based on the sqrt of distance Being close
496.
by setr 5y ago
If he really never used an inner join though, that’d just be weird. I’ve never come across an outer join or right join usecase in practice… but definitely inner joins…
497.
by setr 5y ago
Yes. The more complex and more dynamic the UI, the worse the separation gets. The worst of it being when you’re writing code to generate your XML/HTML, and probably introducing a third “templating” language to continue the pretense tha
498.
by setr 5y ago
These have existing exactly the same in C# for a bit, and they’re fantastic bits of sugar — null checking comes up everywhere so its a low-impact high-volume benefit; looking at it as a one-off is pointless (see fstrings as a similar chan
499.
by setr 5y ago
> I wonder if you could use this for some kind of "secret" message. I think you’d just have a worse version of normal steganography methods
500.
by setr 5y ago
He meant the battle itself ends in roughly a few minutes. The number of battles and attempts could be much longer. It’s a major deviation in difficulty definitions between fromsoft and difficulty sliders — the usual increase in difficulty i
501.
by setr 5y ago
For someone renting out a single home, I think it’s the risk of a bad tenant much more than the basic calculations — as GP said, there’s really nothing you can do about it. I personally know a case of a misbehaving tenant not paying rent be
502.
by setr 5y ago
https://pypi.org/project/forbiddenfruit/ Apparently there are ways to monkey patch core types, so you could probably add a __hash__ method to list…
503.
by setr 5y ago
I’ve been working with efcore lately and it has so far almost always produced what I’d expect, at least for my arbitrarily complex joins and left joins, both join calls and Include calls (and include simplifies a ridiculous amount of cases
504.
by setr 5y ago
The steady state is like Big-O notation; it’s already talking about the edge (as time grows to infinity). A single day deviation doesn’t really matter — your queue might shrink and grow a little day-to-day, but on average it’ll grow more th
505.
by setr 5y ago
Body text remains at its original width when ToC is hidden, remaining unreadable at like 10% of screen width (with a lot of blank space). Probably better quick fix: have ToC initialize as hidden on page load
506.
by setr 5y ago
Sounds more like too much direct democracy, and needs to slide further towards representative.
507.
by setr 5y ago
My reading is that they tried to argue that the first complaint/lawsuit was invalid as well — the one that forced the name change itself — and that was upheld
508.
by setr 5y ago
Just from a visual efficiency measure, it’s a good steeping stone between discovery and actual docs, especially if the autocomplete also includes the first bit of description - most functions of an API are quite obvious, and ideally aren’t
509.
by setr 5y ago
Fun doesn’t mean anything, and people have fun regardless of whether a game or feature is good. My goto example is multiplayer is basically a hack on fun — anything is fun if you’re with your friends; from well-defined sports to poking a bl
510.
by setr 5y ago
If the language implements them as lazy iteration, then I think take_until would be effectively equivalent to break, with early exiting behavior. List.where(…).map(…).take_until(…)

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