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9y ago
I feel like GitHub is partially being overrun by cheap and easy repositories to farm for stars, why would you ever need a README maturity model?
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9y ago
I really dislike the new download page, instead of just being able to download the piece of software I want I now have to jump through at least three hoops just to get the link. Meh, it's quicker to download Nginx.
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9y ago
They're also holding a press conference tonight at 2030 local time. https://twitter.com/KobenhavnPoliti/status/89968767838346035...
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9y ago
People really need to download videos from YouTube if they are that important, not doing otherwise is in my opinion reckless. YouTube is not a service you can expect to actually archive important videos, if I look through my favorites or ot
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9y ago
They also mentioned that in the beginning the bot figured out that the best way to win was to not play the game (aka hiding in it's own base). Then it started running around wildly, dying to enemy towers in the wrong lanes at the map.
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9y ago
This is luckily a problem Dota2 doesn't suffer from, we've been incredibly lucky to have Icefrog be the main force behind it for over a decade. It's an incredibly well balanced game, at this International (World Championships
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9y ago
Burning (through) it mostly.
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9y ago
I'm not arguing that, just that it would be cool. The creators mentioned on stage that next year it would be a team of five bots. They also said it took the bot two weeks to reach the level it was at right now, so I'm curious to s
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9y ago
Wow, that was not even close either. And it only takes it two weeks to reach that level of play? OpenAI should create a team of five (as they said they would) and let it play in the qualifiers next year.
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9y ago
Pinboard isn't free though, you have to pay to even join and start using it.
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9y ago
If most of the more recent languages are anything to go by you'd target LLVM and in the future get a WASM support for free.
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9y ago
I'm thinking of building a new PC this autumn or spring but news like this about the new AMD processors are making me a bit uneasy committing to them. I don't think bugs like this and the one with GCC crashing (might be the same)
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9y ago
I'm just gonna start naming my projects by rolling my face on my keyboard, that way I won't have to be afraid of naming it something offensive in another language. /s
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9y ago
I would imagine it wouldn't be advertised as a product developed solely for Darknet related markets but rather a marketplace for people who value their privacy and such. A few of the torrent sites I use have their tracker source code a
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9y ago
I have a friend who quite frequently used to buy from online markets (I have since lost touch with him). From what he told me what he and his friends used to do was to buy a new post box and set it up somewhere away from where they lived un
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9y ago
I love being a Norwegian but damn, occasionally the government does some really dumb stuff. Like this. This is just like when they introduced the Data Retention Directive and whadda ya know, it's against human rights and now it's
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9y ago
It's also on iPads (maybe Android tablets as well, don't have one) and is one of the best ports I've ever tried. I might even prefer it on the iPad simply because of being able to multi touch. It is a really great game, I rec
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9y ago
Compared to the amount of health issues from coal the amount is minuscule. Personally I think nuclear is a great source of energy so long as the plants are properly maintained... which seems to be an issue.
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9y ago
I find that in many cases the goalpost of what is intelligence moves further away each time we get somewhere close to what was previously considered intelligence. If you asked someone you could train a computer to fly on it's own and l
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9y ago
Sadly Homebrew is terrible for this, the developer guide for how to get the hash for the files you're downloading is literally to just test run the download with an empty hash in the brew file, and it will calculate the hash from the f
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10y ago
I thoroughly disagree with you on this, it's not childish when a whole lot of people are using your software in production to want the software to be maintained by more than one person. Bus factor and so on. He frequently goes away for
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10y ago
The main difference is mainly in who contributes and the speed of development right now, who knows what'll happen in a few months. The main issue is that the sole maintainer of Gogs has a habit of going missing for months at a time, th
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10y ago
How quickly after learning JavaScript should one consider learning TypeScript? I've used JS for a while now (two-three months) and want to try TS but at the same time not jump ship too quickly.
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10y ago
It's funny because my friends who are musicians or work with art and such all have a process to get creative. That don't sit around waiting for it, they strive towards it. I've heard and read the same from both books and onli
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10y ago
On a related note, I'd like to host GitLab on my own server, but it's the cheapest Linode and I've heard that GitLab requires a somewhat beefy server. I'm currently using Gogs which is really light but also very simple.
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10y ago
That looked really awesome, I've been wanting something like that but I can only imagine how expensive am e-ink display like that will cost.
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10y ago
I'm probably being daft but I can't find the Individual Plan on 1Passwords homepage, any idea where I can find out more about it?
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10y ago
Has it gotten better at tagging classical music? I used it for a while a year or two ago and back then it was pretty bad for tagging classical music.
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10y ago
I've never flown with an American company, but I have flown quite a bit with a few here in Europe, particularly Norwegian and they use a digital boarding pass that I add to the Wallet app on my iPhone. It's super convenient and re
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11y ago
Yes, but in Norway they are spread out around quite far from one another, it's not like Canada in that regard.
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