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by snazz 7y ago
I also think that just keeping the new grade is a valid retake scheme. Although it's less forgiving for the students, it encourages them to make absolutely certain that they know the content for the retake. Anything with a square root
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by snazz 7y ago
Duo already has multiuser (8 or 12 max) support. It's intended to be a competitor to FaceTime. Meet is intended to be a competitor to Zoom. They're not getting combined anytime soon, even if Hangouts is going to die.
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by snazz 7y ago
So ORD is probably just higher-capacity, which is why free plan users like me are getting routed to it?
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by snazz 7y ago
Yeah, that is strange. I’m on Comcast. They’re probably just attempting to reroute traffic to higher-capacity links at the expense of latency.
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by snazz 7y ago
No, I don't think so (and I'm also in Minnesota). I'm going to guess that the increased load is just pushing services over the edge. Edit: Also, interestingly enough, I am now reliably hitting Cloudflare's ORD (Chicago)
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by snazz 7y ago
Yes. Enterprise has an SLA (when GitHub hosts it) and an option to self-host.
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by snazz 7y ago
Git pushes are going really slow for me, but they do work after a few tries. If you normally use a credential cache and it's asking you for your password again, hit control-C and retry the operation. That seems to have gotten my last f
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by snazz 7y ago
MonoGame implements the XNA API and lets you write games that run on Win32, UWP, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, Xbox One, PS4, PSVita, and Switch. That's probably the best cross-platform support of any game framework.
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by snazz 7y ago
It works very well. I have a Clover Hackintosh (not OpenCore) on my [edit: cheap pre-built generic] desktop (i5-7400, iGPU, macOS has its own SSD). It works great, even allowing me to upgrade from Mojave to Catalina and forget that it'
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by snazz 7y ago
My bad with the poor communication up above. Turns out that we were basically in agreement the whole time. I'm impressed that it can handle the single-quote label thing; that strikes me as the exact sort of thing that I would think a t
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by snazz 7y ago
We're talking about putting the closing brace on the same line of an expression, like this: int double(int x){ return x * 2;} instead of like this: int double(int x) { return x * 2; } In Lisp, you would write th
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by snazz 7y ago
They're useful on desktop, for having things like Gmail open in the background, but they're not hugely useful on mobile. Usually if you want notifications you would already have the app installed.
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by snazz 7y ago
I think that C-like languages wouldn’t be able to handle putting closing braces on the same line because of the lack of Paredit-style editor support. In Lisp, it works well.
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by snazz 7y ago
I wonder why Stripe Atlas chose to partner with them for the banking part of their service. It doesn't seem like SVB aligns with Stripe's ethos.
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by snazz 7y ago
I get the feeling that it isn't the main Rust community that does that kind of thing. Most of the actual library authors and major Rust users I've interacted with and seen in the community seem to be very level-headed about it and
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by snazz 7y ago
I think that networking frameworks go out of date much more quickly than base languages (see Python for an example). By not including it in the standard library, the recommended Rust library for web and network programming can change over t
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by snazz 7y ago
I wonder if there has been a proper psychological study on this. It makes logical sense and corresponds with my real-world experience, but that's not how science works.
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by snazz 7y ago
A lot of live electronic music performances involve some pretty serious showmanship.
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by snazz 7y ago
Art & Fear? It's also the third-highest-score comment on HN: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...
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by snazz 7y ago
The iPad cameras in this article are significantly lower-quality than iPhone cameras, other than the LiDAR sensor. So it's definitely cheaper than the larger sensors and optics in new iPhones.
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by snazz 7y ago
You can also set up a SOCKS proxy on a much cheaper basic VPS as well, giving you the advantage of using a web browser on your local computer instead of dealing with the overhead of a completely virtualized desktop.
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by snazz 7y ago
You can choose between per hour and per month pricing. The per hour pricing only runs when you're using the machine (only the cost of storage when it's off) and the per month pricing is a flat rate. They should offer a calculator
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by snazz 7y ago
As obvious as it seems, the advice really does apply to everything. I'm okay starting a bunch of projects and never finishing them, because I'm always learning something. When I do start a new project, I usually try ten or so diff
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by snazz 7y ago
A lot of small businesses have a much harder time "just not operating"; it will probably be a long time until local small businesses can come back. It's also unlikely that people will immediately go out as soon as it is deeme
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by snazz 7y ago
Really? I'd argue that if any number of comments on HN bog down your phone, there's something wrong with it. The Axx processors even have JavaScript-specific instructions to accelerate web apps. iOS does not have swap. Compare the
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by snazz 7y ago
Isn't that kind of the point of the GitHub Package Registry?
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by snazz 7y ago
I've noticed this trait with myself in a number of other aspects (operating system--no way I'm going back to Windows after having used Linux for years!), but luckily I haven't been spoiled by other people's good audio eq
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by snazz 7y ago
WhatsApp runs on KaiOS feature phones, which are marketed to developing countries. Google Maps and YouTube also have official support: https://www.kaiostech.com/explore/apps/
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by snazz 7y ago
The glass back really helps grip it compared to the metal backs on the 6, 6s, and 7. Of course, any case with some rubber (like the Speck ones) are very grippy.
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by snazz 7y ago
You’re right! I’m surprised I didn’t know that. It looks like it can also be UCS-2, going by the spec: > A conforming implementation of this International standard shall interpret characters in conformance with the Unicode Standard, Vers

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