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by slazaro 4y ago
I don't know whether it already exists or if it has a name, but internally I call it Virtual List. - Reasoning: It's used in cases where you'd ideally use an array because you want contiguous memory (because you'll usual
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by slazaro 4y ago
99%+ of people wouldn't use this, they would just try the search engine, see that the results suck, then stop using it. It could be useful for power users, though.
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by slazaro 4y ago
I was just analizing the Luhn algorithm and... the step to reverse the digits doesn't seem to do anything, right? None of the other steps depend on it and in the end you just sum all of the digits together... Is it because the amount o
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by slazaro 4y ago
If you like that sound, there's a subreddit called ActivationSound that's literally just videos of that. Probably my favorite subreddit.
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by slazaro 5y ago
Twitter "helpfully" shows suggestions, ads, tweets people you follow liked, tweets from people followed by people you follow, replies by people you follow that don't appear in their timeline, etc. etc., and the tweets are sor
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by slazaro 5y ago
I just wanted to say that I hate when multiple part articles (or videos, etc.) are not posted all at the same time. It feels like I'm worse off now than I was before reading this. Edit: Sorry, that was a bit harsh. I do hope that thing
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by slazaro 5y ago
I coded a small program, and the sequence of words that I use (not interchangeable, you'd use them in sequence to gather more info) is: AROSE UNTIL DUCHY BLIMP GAWKS
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by slazaro 5y ago
It's not ideal, but if you heavily blur all the info except name (which they probably know already) and birth date (what they're after), they accept it with no problem.
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by slazaro 5y ago
Visit the bodyweightfitness subreddit and check out the recommended routine.
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by slazaro 5y ago
That's an insane amount that will most likely destroy your shoulders if you don't do any pulling to compensate. It might not be the form, but the imbalance between push/pull.
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by slazaro 5y ago
Imagine being the dude that made a mistake in accounting, and being remembered 5000 years later because it's the earliest recorded name we know: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kushim_(Uruk_Period) I didn't fin
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by slazaro 5y ago
Can it access Spotify playlists, or just local ones? I've been looking for alternative Spotify desktop clients but I've never found anything I like.
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by slazaro 5y ago
It's pretty infurating that I've had a Youtube account since 2006 (15 years ago), and now they're asking me whether i'm over 18. A basic calculation on their end could filter the accounts based on age, given the TOS of w
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by slazaro 5y ago
It's more of a prevention than a cure, but Stoicism (the philosophy, not the abstract concept) is a good philosophy of life that would help strengthen you for this kind of negatives. You wouldn't stop caring or feeling, but you&#x
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by slazaro 5y ago
or use !greddit, which searches on google with site:reddit.com added at the end.
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by slazaro 5y ago
Do it iteratively one after the other to see if after a while the results are unrecognizable from the originals. Like those experiments that translated a text between languages to create gibberish.
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by slazaro 5y ago
You could add a "fast" or "lite" or similar subdomain that avoids anything like the complaints that have been shared here. Not perfect (the default should be the best), but at least you could avoid this problems as a use
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by slazaro 5y ago
This will sound very stupid or like a joke, but I'm not joking: Maybe if you play (almost) exclusively games with permadeath, where the consequences of dying are bigger, could at least hard-wire some kind of survival instinct in your h
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by slazaro 6y ago
Cut ffmpeg video without losing quality by keeping the same codecs, very fast: Example: Start at 52 seconds, take 10 minutes after that: ffmpeg -ss 52 -i input.mp4 -c copy -t 00:10:00.0 output.mp4
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by slazaro 6y ago
The GP comment gave a reason: some websites might misbehave with longer passwords, so it's not actually free.
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by slazaro 6y ago
How about french? 99 is four twenties nineteen, 79 is sixty nineteen. Languages are fun and fascinating.
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by slazaro 6y ago
Make it a T-shirt, the fake-deep tone for a nonsensical statement is kind of ironic/cool.
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by slazaro 6y ago
Every time I read about people's obsessions with keyboards I feel like an outsider. Am I weird? I've been using the same Logitech K120 that costs around 10€/$10, my muscle memory is important. The keys are in the usual places
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by slazaro 6y ago
Some of us ask ourselves the same thing. NANO, for instance, has no fees and is basically instantaneous (<1s). But unlike Bitcoin, Elon Musk isn't hyping it, and you can't make money by using computer farms, so most people don&
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by slazaro 6y ago
I use first@firstlast.com because that's the less awkward one i found (given the domain name). But I'd love to see better options.
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by slazaro 6y ago
I can vouch for this. I haven't really done anything on the web interface, I use it for file sync like i used to use Dropbox, and I have clients in Windows, Linux and Android and it just works.
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by slazaro 6y ago
I think the point is that before, if you had a computer, you had the ability to inspect, modify and program, and with curiosity you'd learn. Now, most people get computers where those things are forbidden. You still can get "progr
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by slazaro 6y ago
I don't know specifically about pygame, but since it uses SDL, and SDL can run in browsers using emscripten, I wouldn't be surprised.
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by slazaro 6y ago
There's lots of info around that here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kessler_syndrome
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by slazaro 6y ago
Are there any other checks that one could easily do that could help with detecting these kind of random diseases early?

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