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by stirner 10y ago
Using uBlock requires reenabling it every time the browser launches, since unpacked extensions are disabled automatically each session. There is no documentation on how to package an extension to make it stick; this knowledge seems to be re
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by stirner 10y ago
My mistake - the optimization would prevent four memory accesses. Still O(1).
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by stirner 10y ago
You're right, my version is unoptimized because I was trying to keep the code neat as in the article. I think that optimizing the code for hypothetical future reuse is a bit premature. You could make a performance argument, but this op
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by stirner 10y ago
The author doesn't mention that the grid being initalized is square, and simply describes it as grid[rows][cols]. However, all his solutions are only correct for a square grid. One solution for arbitrary dimensions could be for (
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by stirner 10y ago
A centrist argument is not necessarily correct. There are many more dimensions to ideology than the left/right spectrum. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argument_to_moderation
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by stirner 10y ago
This seems plausible to me, but Rob is known for being pretty hostile to clever ideas for "fixing" Go. I really like the idea of using make instead of new, following the familiar ergonomics of the function ("create a variable
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by stirner 10y ago
Windows' Remote Desktop feature is different from regular screen sharing. It's able to transmit data at a lower level than the actual pixels on screen, making it a lot faster.
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by stirner 10y ago
As others in the NYT and HN comments have said, the best parenting strategy seems to depend on the psychology of the kid. My parents were more or less in the pussycat camp, which led me to put an enormous amount of pressure on myself as I f
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by stirner 10y ago
> [Gödel] believed in ghosts; he had a morbid dread of being poisoned by refrigerator gases I wonder how this relates to the refrigerator design Einstein worked on, "motivated by contemporary newspaper reports of a Berlin family who
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by stirner 10y ago
I have the opposite experience. I tend to click on content that I disagree with, to investigate the claims being made, and don't engage much with content I already know I agree with. As a result, my feed is more or less a list of posts
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by stirner 10y ago
Isn't "minimal framework" an oxymoron?
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by stirner 10y ago
Nishimura is the founder of 2channel, the Japanese website than 4chan began as a direct clone of. He is known for doing sketchy stuff in order to make a buck, and when he bought 4chan, many users speculated that he would mess with the site
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by stirner 10y ago
The complexity of email isn't a problem for the average end user who uses someone else's mail server (like me). It's a problem because anyone who wants to interface with email directly takes on the burden of the complexity, m
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by stirner 10y ago
Email is tremendously complex, uses multiple protocols to accomplish different tasks (or even the same task), and is fundamentally vulnerable to spam and can only be patched with further complex hacks like SPF. Almost everyone now uses HTML
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by stirner 10y ago
Standard library packages are not the same thing as the language and are not mentioned in the Go specification. The standard library is just a collection of packages that implement common functionalities that might otherwise lead to multipl
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by stirner 10y ago
When I try to visit this page on my iOS device, it opens the App Store instead, where I am shown a nearly-blank screen informing me that "macOS Sierra is only available on macOS". I can then click a link to "Learn More [sic]
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by stirner 10y ago
One big difference between psychiatry and other areas of medicine is that other areas of medicine do not base every diagnosis on a single manual (the DSM).
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by stirner 10y ago
Mental health diagnoses are mostly based on vague symptoms that could described a number of "disorders" and are all firmly based in the values of the patient's society. Psychiatry is more or less a pseudo-science [1]. I don&#
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by stirner 10y ago
I use the moderncv template in LaTeX [1], which I prefer for a few reasons: * It's fairly plain and minimal but looks nice and professional, and can still be customized so it doesn't look cookie-cutter. * Using LaTeX means I can t
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by stirner 10y ago
Might want to add tel to the whitelist. It works in roughly the same way as mailto but interfaces with telephone apps instead of email clients.
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by stirner 10y ago
I'm not very deep into parsing stuff, but I believe attoparsec [1] is popular in Haskell world. [1] https://hackage.haskell.org/package/attoparsec
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by stirner 10y ago
What is the connection between Plan 9 and Forth here? Simply that they are both replacements for widely-used software?
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by stirner 10y ago
> I don’t worry too much about that. I spend my efforts making D the best language possible, and let the metrics take care of themselves. It’s like being a CEO; he shouldn’t be sweating the stock price, he should be working on making mon
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Anti-psychiatry(en.wikipedia.org)
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by stirner 10y ago
He is still far more so than the other candidates.
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by stirner 10y ago
Actually, worse: there are actually lots of C++ file extensions and .cpp doesn't even seem to be the most popular. I was mistaken, apologies.
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by stirner 10y ago
Pedantic: C++ code should generally have a .cpp extension.
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by stirner 10y ago
It's really not too bad; just edit the config.h, "make", and put the binary somewhere in your $PATH. Changing the font, colors, keybindings, etc just requires modifying some strings and arrays.
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by stirner 10y ago
i is calling the kettle black, because i is not rational -- try expressing it as a ratio of two integers.
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by stirner 10y ago
I don't think the phrase "trap house" has to do with exits. I believe it is just a reference to "trap", which I think refers to the drug business as a sort of trap. And after all, a trap house should probably have a

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