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by stinos 5y ago
There's a whole myriad of genres and there are really a lot of them where distortion plays an important role in the sound. Thinking of it, probably every single track I played most involves use of distortion. I'm almost certain it
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by stinos 5y ago
This. Nothing wrong with decorators per se. Just one typical example: measuring a couple of functions execution time by just decorating them definitely fullfils what the OP wants: simple and readable. Obviously there is more than one way to
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by stinos 5y ago
For me it's the other way around. I mean, it's like one of the few commands which says what it does: re-base. Makes all kind of sense to me: take what you have and put it on top of something else. So same as a bunch of cherry-pick
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by stinos 5y ago
ASIO, really? Havng had zero problems with this (already many years ago, in the days where getting low latency on linux was extremely hard) on a variety of machines but all with pretty decent cards is it possible that the problem has noth
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by stinos 5y ago
it's very ver hard to get an in-production project True, especially for older projects which never cared about warnings to begin with. Still when I encounter one I might try it anyway, gradually if possible, to see what comes out. No
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by stinos 5y ago
Unused function argument is a warning any sane compiler can spit out and turn into a hard error (so this is not really the best example of what PVS studio can do for you), which makes one wonder: why was this not caught earlier? Warnings no
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by stinos 5y ago
you realize that a mentally sane person would not copy the tics from a YouTube personality Food for thought. Is there really such a thing as a mentally sane person? Anyway the first thing which came to my mind when I read this was not &#x
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by stinos 5y ago
It's really low maintenance I think that depends on your frame of reference. Sure in comparison with maintaining a forest the way you describe it's low (though note that there's always the option of not maintaining a forest
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by stinos 5y ago
That's an interesting point; I think it depends on the situation though. Especially houseplants could pose a risk here, in which case it's probably easier to just not get them, but oustide the situation seems to be different; I ha
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by stinos 5y ago
And the Cat is often tempted by a plant which is not good for him. The science behind the reasons for cats eating grass and other plants is not yet unravelled completely, but I don't think there is a general consensus the eating nor
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by stinos 5y ago
I don't think that is a generalisation which can easily be made. Many factors in play as well, e.g. imagine the situation where the birds normally have to be at about ground level to pick seeds, and one hangs a feeder on a washing line
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Summary of Findings of the Cost of War Project(watson.brown.edu)
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by stinos 5y ago
So dlc is a fork of dl, but dl itself has actually a bunch of fairly recent commits which dlc does not have. And dlp nor dlc are 'forks' in the Github sense of forking. So how does one figure out whether recent dl commits are in d
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by stinos 5y ago
Pretty much the whole story here: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2870557/
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by stinos 5y ago
So what happens when, in a few years at the latest, a politician points that out, and—in order to protect the children—bills are passed in the legislature to prohibit this "Disable" bypass, effectively compelling Apple to scan ph
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by stinos 5y ago
Having used DDG for almost a decade now, I indeed doubt any objective research would come up showing the results are never up to par or even better than Google's (or other search engines for that matter). Of course I'm also not go
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by stinos 5y ago
Heh, didn't know solarpunk was a thing. Anyway: materials etc are definitely a valid concern, but even in a worst case scenario I'm not sure a complete cost-benefit analysis would turn out negative for such robot. I looked around
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by stinos 5y ago
Yes, I just wanted to briefly highlight one specific problem (fertilizer), but indeed there are many more problems leading to the biodiversity crisis; soil turning being just another piece of the puzzle. And the way it gets typcially used i
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by stinos 5y ago
Not really sure what you're hinting at, but yes using robots instead of herbicides would be a step forward. Robots can be programmed to not leak out into surrounding nature. And actually yes maintaining a variety of weeds/bush aro
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by stinos 5y ago
Also interesting to note: the heavy use of nitrogen fertiliser is also one of the reasons for the biodiversity crisis. Which according to some is a problem just as serious as the climate crisis, but is much less reported on in global media.
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by stinos 5y ago
There's a major difference though: when Google abandons a service it is gone and you have to look for an alternative. When Microsoft 'abandons' WPF your 15 old application still builds and runs today and receives occasional u
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by stinos 5y ago
The windows manager can provide you with a list of open windows. But that needs a unified way for this across window managers, does that exist?
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by stinos 5y ago
More on this: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2870557/
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by stinos 5y ago
good ol’ print statements are still the best tools for the job Apart from breakpoints debuggers (just not lldb if I'm not mistaken) can also support 'tracepoints' i.e. register a certain code location for having a custom st
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by stinos 5y ago
I'm probably missing something but I don't understand where the 1-2 days number comes from; just for comparison: I have a 'dumb' phone which when used only for occasional calls and texts lasts about 3 weeks. I have an e-
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by stinos 5y ago
Ah, sorry, I was thinking you were talking about not using exceptions in C++ anymore.
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by stinos 5y ago
Typical average latency of keyboard and monitor combined is about 26 ms 'typical' might be a bit of a stretch here: I doubt that without tuning settings on a standard OS like Ubuntu/Windows and with your typical 60 or 75Hz
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by stinos 5y ago
I have quit using exceptions in my own code, making everything 'nothrow'. Assuming not all code you use is your own, how does this work in combination with other code (like the STL) which is not nothrow?
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by stinos 5y ago
I suppose contributing is easier with the built-in vs code editor now? (Press `.` when logged in.) Wow, never heard about this (ok I don't follow all possible tech news), but why is this not clearly advertised on github itself? Looks
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by stinos 5y ago
I wasn't really trying to be pedantic, Im genuinely curious about what gets meant here. E.g. as you say, do they mean PR or literally one single commit? And in the latter case, is this something localized to the projects they sampled o

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