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by setzer22 8y ago
This airline example has helped me convince many people that online privacy matters.
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by setzer22 8y ago
Personally, it helps me relax if write I down everything that's on my mind at the end of the coding session. I have found it frees me from thinking further about the project, and it also helps me achieve better productivity since I can
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by setzer22 8y ago
My user experience with Kodi's plugins was not good. It kept finding subtitles for the wrong episode, or even worse the wrong show. And once I found a decent one I had to manually time sync them almost every time. The thing is I didn&#
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by setzer22 9y ago
I agree. This looks to me like a commented out source line, not a comment that describes what comes next using a similar code expression. It makes sense to drop the space before the start of the commented code because that way you can just
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by setzer22 9y ago
Reality may or may not be discrete, but what is a discrete value is the output from a digital camera, so in case of photographs your argument does not hold. In other words, two photographs off by a planck length will generate the same set o
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by setzer22 9y ago
Something that is specially dangerous is mixing laziness and dynamic vars. If you bind a dynamic var to then return a lazy seq, and the dynamic var is used to generate the seq's elements (e.g. `binding` over `map`, and use the bound va
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Future of Wine Staging(wine-staging.com)
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by setzer22 9y ago
Most things I tried were slightly changed from english to japanese just once, then converged. Maybe it's just my lack of imagination!
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by setzer22 9y ago
This reminds me very much of the emacs org-mode experience. But the good (bad?) thing about this is that it doesn't require emacs. I was looking for an alternative to recommend to my friends, since having to learn both the new notation
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by setzer22 9y ago
Replacing (first coll) by (nth 1 coll) in clojure happens to me more often than I'd like to admit
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by setzer22 9y ago
C++ is not more complex than its competitors like <insert two languages that have little in common yet C++ can be considered competition to both of them because it is such a complex beast>
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by setzer22 9y ago
So if a language can't do HTTP and async I/O (with state-of-the-art performance) then we shouldn't consider any other possible application for it? Rust is not Java, you have better languages to build webservers with.
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by setzer22 9y ago
That reduction is in fact how I was taught linear regression, now I understand why!
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by setzer22 9y ago
Haskell and Scheme may be as far from each other as C and Javascript. You seem to suggest they are all the same thing, when in fact the most prominent thing they share is lack of mainstream (That is, a la Java mainstream) usage.
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by setzer22 9y ago
I do enjoy some early-2000s games today more than recent AAA titles (PlayStation 1,2 Gamecube, and I'd throw the Sega Dreamcast in there too). On the other hand, I grew up with a SNES emulator with more than 300 games, I played a lot o
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by setzer22 9y ago
What stops a 90%-pure language to dectect pure functions and do the exact same optimizations? I'm not saying that is decidable in all cases (can't come up with a meaningful counter-example either), but usually a 90% good enough so
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by setzer22 9y ago
I believe emacs org can be used for this kind of notebook developement, however it looked like a configuration nightmare so I still haven't dived into it.
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by setzer22 9y ago
In case I don't have a source video file, one of my personal favourites is peek [1]. A small gtk app that allows you to quickly record a portion of your screen and save as a GIF. [1]: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic
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by setzer22 9y ago
That is not an (at least exclusive?) chrome feature, since it happens on Firefox as well.
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by setzer22 9y ago
Rationally, I think this maturity is the best thing that could happen to my system. However, I must admit I grow bored if I don't introduce some new widget/functionality from time to time.
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by setzer22 9y ago
Unless you are frequently switching monitor setups and would like a panel for each monitor. After coming from i3 I expected that to be a simple feature but I guess Xfce devs don't.
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by setzer22 9y ago
I usually start all my customer support tickets in all-caps, rude, poorly written english and somehow mentioning a credit card dispute. I've noticed that they get me with a real human way faster this way. Once I'm speaking to a hu
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by setzer22 9y ago
I am wondering. Why is division of integers returning an integer an awful thing?
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by setzer22 9y ago
I know this is a blog post and not a research paper, but I see two big flaws in it that may mislead the reader: (i) failing to acknowledge that this same task (semantic role labelling / semantic graph generation) is performed by many
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by setzer22 9y ago
I feel the web is so much faster on my phone since I started using brave and blocking all js by default. It's surprising how many pages load just fine with no javascript. Most HN articles do.
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by setzer22 9y ago
This can even be done without google. In fact, this would require minimal work. For example, Kodi's youtube plugin, which lacks the recommendations and autoplay features (which is a feature in this case), could be easily restricted to
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by setzer22 9y ago
Even if the worms turn out to be good for plastic disposal, I still don't see how that implies your first point. The products with which plastic is made are still a limited resource.
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by setzer22 9y ago
There are also various visual feedback options, such as a CPU load indicator, or a debug renderer for screen touches which allows you to see if your touchscreen is misbehaving and how (happens to me when I plug my charger, for example).
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by setzer22 9y ago
With clojure you get the frontend logic in clojurescript, backend logic in clojure (or even clojurescript itself) and due to the isomorphism between html and S-expressions, the actual page layout is also described as clojure data in a natur
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by setzer22 9y ago
About your edit, It's Pattern => Language bug, not Language bug => Pattern. You are assuming the opposite meaning. In other words, not all bugs are patterns but all patterns are necesarily bugs (not IMO, it's just the interp

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