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by sk0g 7y ago
And yet there's a modern (looking) library that seems to make using state of the art technology painless. Mind sharing your definition of "dead"? It's not a part of the tech stack I work with currently, but that's n
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by sk0g 7y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by sk0g 7y ago
You say that, but Golang has gotos, while being a very minimal language. Not everyone at Google is an amazing developer that's fully up to date with best practices and patterns. Not that that needs to be said, no matter the company (if
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by sk0g 7y ago
The second one does not really violate moral or ethical codes, IMO? The first one I know some people might be able to justify, but I brought it up with my girlfriend jokingly, she said I was a dead man if I even thought about it, and that w
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by sk0g 7y ago
As much as I'd like to follow the rule, I think I have an actual, varied social life now, and this would be... Risky. I've been invited to a violent sounding orgy of the many male, one female kind (always been a dream of the girl&
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by sk0g 7y ago
Not really, this one has small progressions between each steps, and seems like a cool reference, while you're link is just a joke?
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by sk0g 7y ago
I am fairly certain they mean gaming as in gambling. Would be a bit weird to ban video game ads, surely?
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by sk0g 7y ago
I think Android does/ can do just that? There's a native photo picking intent, and the app just gets back a photo. Whether it was from the camera, the gallery, etc, who cares? In practice, most apps would rather have their own in-
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by sk0g 7y ago
In my mind, that can only be one of the four: Adderall/ Dexies, weed, alcohol, or maybe coffee. Not sure the code word is subtle enough!
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by sk0g 7y ago
Well, obviously! Actually... A coworker pushed my passport details to a (private) github repository. Still freaking out about it, considering there's some sort of garbage collection, which keeps deleted items around for an undefined am
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by sk0g 7y ago
There's using an outdated version, and then there's C. The more commonly used language specs, IME, are C99 and C89! That's 20 and 30 years of 'stability'.
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by sk0g 7y ago
Seems like they work on it. Or used to. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18753300
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by sk0g 7y ago
"What do you mean I can't Uber eats here?! How do people even eat?"
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by sk0g 7y ago
(Shep|reindeer)herding and hunting dogs are common for the Sami people in the country side, while I don't see any reason for dogs to be less common for the average populace. Some would have a practical use too, to protect from foxes an
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It's Time to Pay Attention to Intel's Clear Linux OS Project(forbes.com)
5 points by sk0g 7y ago|0 comments
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by sk0g 7y ago
No blog unfortunately, but I remember when I let it slip - I corrected them about something they were saying about a family member, in Russian. Though, Russian was all around us, so you would even get to use it at shops, at school, etc. No
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Metrics for OkHttp’s Kotlin Upgrade(publicobject.com)
2 points by sk0g 7y ago|0 comments
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by sk0g 7y ago
I always wondered if the difference relied in some inherent neural difference that came with age, or how we approached learning languages. I picked up 3, and then added a 4th language by accident (parents needed a secret language for adult
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by sk0g 7y ago
And it works on browsers, Spotify, etc. As close to a universal shortcut as we're getting, albeit not as well known as ones like Ctrl+S.
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by sk0g 7y ago
You might be on to something, I had it with Kubuntu, but not, as far as I can remember, with Manjaro or KDE SUSE.
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by sk0g 7y ago
Does it solve the infinite appending issue though? Basically, every Slack message would append to the same notification, so after 4-5 notifications, I'd just see old ones and a ... line, making the notifications useless. This also went
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by sk0g 7y ago
Is this just frame-by-frame stepping? Or is there some sort of magical interpolation generating the middle steps?
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by sk0g 7y ago
Haven't heard of it, no. Looks like a DAW, right? DAWs aren't really the problem - Reaper is on Linux as well, and it's perfectly serviceable. The issue is proprietary software like Helix Native/ HX Edit, and VSTs that h
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by sk0g 7y ago
That's incredibly short sighted, isn't it? I like to record audio, and use DAWs and plugins/ VSTs. What about artists who use graphic design or video editing programs? Is your use case the only valid one, for whatever reason?
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by sk0g 7y ago
Isn't the reason obvious? They don't want to give you a good look at the car just yet, and would much rather make your eyes bleed till proper PR shots are done and dusted. Plus it looks cool as, when you spot the most jarring car
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by sk0g 7y ago
So aggressive culling will solve global warming and food shortages. Dibs not being tasked with building the culling into earth's engine!
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by sk0g 7y ago
I would say muscle memory more so, considering how much practice guitar takes.
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by sk0g 7y ago
That is only in the terms for the managed offerings though, which I'd assume, is not what you'd be looking into.
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by sk0g 7y ago
No, but that's very cool! Thanks for linking it to me, sorta :) I was excited and was seeking out the original poster to see if they were after some programming skills, but it doesn't seem like the project went past the concept ar
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by sk0g 7y ago
Presumably, from the rest of your comment, the perspective of said Twilight game would be of the main female character? Don't remember her name, but most of her screen time is spent merely looking disinterested. Not sure how well that

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