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tarentel
1y ago
I'm not convinced it would work very well on making you a better player but who knows. Either way, it sounds like a good way to injure yourself. Piano is a very percussive instrument and if you're hitting the keys with any force a
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tarentel
1y ago
This seems like the subject part of RxSwift/Combine without any of the useful parts. For example, the networking example requires an explicit property whereas the code I would use for something like this would be to return an Observabl
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2y ago
I graduated in this time period and that makes sense. I definitely didn't start doing what I wanted until some time later. I guess in a sense that makes my career overall a few years behind resume wise but at this point, being in the i
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2y ago
I stopped after a few classes but I was amazed at how good I got in a short amount of time after learning how to break stuff down which isn't something I really thought about before. By all metrics I'm still a pretty terrible draw
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tarentel
2y ago
I do remember that. Sorry I can't find a better website but this is a similar joke. https://www.reddit.com/r/restofthefuckingowl/comments/6f71jm...
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2y ago
I can't speak to this but I took a drawing class a long time ago. I'm not very good but it was a lot of drawing circles. When you see people freehand stuff it's kind of wild but that's not how people learn how to draw th
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2y ago
I'm assuming there are additional GDPR compliance asks in Europe when using apps. If that's the case I don't see how that is Apple's fault. I wish this article was a bit better but after reading a few of them I still don
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2y ago
I think that's just life. I felt the same way in 2005 as you did. By 2015 when this person is talking about I had other life priorities and stopped playing games as much. I still play games from time to time and even get addicted here
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tarentel
2y ago
If that's all you want you can very easily do this with a cheap mixer and two devices capable of streaming.
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2y ago
What's the reasoning behind being over 40? I recently complained to my optometrist that I was having a harder time seeing things up close and he prescribed me weaker lenses for work/reading. My regular prescription is right around
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tarentel
2y ago
I imagine < 10000. https://github.com/KeeyanGhoreshi/PokemonFireredSingleSequen... and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gjsAA_5Agk . I believe this is something like 200k and is a slightly different
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2y ago
A lot of people are focusing on the courier aspect of all this which is fine, but I didn't know there were any lotteries you could just outright win, with a profit, if you had enough money to buy enough tickets. I assumed people would
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2y ago
Moonwalking with Einstein is a fun book. "Your Memory" by Higbee I read maybe 15-20 years ago and it's more on how to do this kind of stuff. I was able to memorize a deck of cards quite quickly at one point but these techniqu
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2y ago
At least in this case, by crossword conventions, the answer has to match the tense of the clue. At least all the ones I did followed this convention including the one you're talking about. I did not see the one angry_moose is talking a
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2y ago
Logic and Serato do 4 with a few clicks. The results in both are pretty good, definitely good enough for what this person is trying to do although with one less track I guess.
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2y ago
I agree Xcode might be one of the worst IDEs I have ever used but at basically every company I've worked for the update cycle was maybe once or twice a year and for the most part was painless. There's been maybe one or two upgrade
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2y ago
Can't speak for every app but I've worked on several through the years, a sizeable chunk of all the apps I've worked on were assets. It's possible to hide a lot of it from the app store size if you really wanted to but y
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2y ago
I took skiing lessons a couple years ago. This is how it was done. I can't say it was any easier as I had never skied before and I never will again.
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2y ago
It's been a while since I watched it and I'm pretty sure he wasn't in debt but I thought the reason he decided to do it was to help pay for the treatment so he didn't go in debt and to leave a nest egg behind for his fam
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2y ago
If resources are limited and you plan on charging any type of money for the app, either one time or as a subscription, it's almost always better to go iOS first and port to Android later. I obviously can't speak for the ecosystems
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2y ago
While I agree that basically all subtractive synthesizers work the same way I started "learning" how they work when I was ~12. It wasn't until my mid 30s until I got into modular and I realized "hey all my synths are bas
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2y ago
I program everyday in Swift. I attempted AoC for the first time in Swift last year and gave up after about a week or so for this exact reason and switched to python for the remainder. I don't want to struggle with the awkward string AP
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2y ago
I had to implement a salesforce SDK a while back. It half worked, a bunch of things were broken, and it was an overall bad experience. We hopped on a call with someone from salesforce who was perplexed by all the bugs. Their sales rep was a
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2y ago
People do make these date sets. They're called actuaries, unfortunately, they're not doing it to help people. I worked at an insurance company briefly and there was a whole team that ran various models of storms to determine how m
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2y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if they didn't have internet but I know little of North Korea. They definitely didn't have smartphones as this was the early 2000s.
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2y ago
I went from an Oasis to the Scribe and I do not regret it but I accidentally turn the pages a lot more without buttons which is slightly annoying.
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2y ago
It's tapered on one side so when held it is really easy to use one handed. I had a magnetic case on mine for when I put it in a bag that could be taken off/put back on easily too so you could still hold it.
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2y ago
If this supports OTP, and ideally profiles, I'd likely cancel my 1Password subscription. I've been waiting for Apple to release something like this for a long time and surprised it took them this long.
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2y ago
Did you even read it? It clearly says they're ineffective. Your doctor was correct to dismiss it as nonsense.
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2y ago
We do something similar and it's because GQL at my company is really pointless. I think someone at some point someone also got on the hype train not realizing that we do not really need to have hyper specific queries we can write on th
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