tompazourek

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by tompazourek 5y ago
I have experienced this same issue many times. But from my experience, I cannot simply pinpoint it to young developers or their education. I have seen this behavior with several older people, university educated, with many years of professi
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by tompazourek 5y ago
Reminded me of the "Free Will" thesis by Sam Harris.
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by tompazourek 5y ago
So... Random = Pseudorandom?
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by tompazourek 5y ago
> Is there anything they would do if the filmmakers decided to eschew the payment and give a villain an iPhone anyway? Then the product placement contract would be violated and the filmmakers wouldn't get any money from Apple for th
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by tompazourek 5y ago
I recently found this subreddit which is kind of related: https://www.reddit.com/r/antiwork/ I'm not identifying with it very much, but it's interesting.
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by tompazourek 5y ago
Interesting... My to-go solution for this would be a detailed wiki page with screenshots, and link to that from a bunch of places. But I guess that's not an ideal solution really.
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by tompazourek 5y ago
After many years of Mac OS X, Apple released macOS 11. So naturally, Microsoft has to follow.
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by tompazourek 5y ago
You're right that you still cannot do arbitrary media queries there. But from my experience (I'm not a designer though), staying within a set of predefined breakpoints (xs, sm, md, lg, xl) is often enough for most web pages. The s
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by tompazourek 5y ago
For me, it was the opposite with Stack Overflow. I use the Consolas font literally everywhere throughout my Windows machine. It's the default and most common monospace font on Windows, and I'm used to reading code like that. Yet S
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by tompazourek 5y ago
> In terms of what you can't do with plain old inline CSS? AFAIK you cannot do responsive stuff (media queries) in the style attribute.
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by tompazourek 5y ago
If you are using a locked down browser at a kiosk, you cannot change your IP either.
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by tompazourek 5y ago
Apple still supports the older iPhones. For example, the iPhone 6 that doesn't get the latest iOS version anymore (stuck with iOS 12) is still supported by regular security updates (the last iOS 12 update was 54 days ago). Apple suppor
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by tompazourek 5y ago
In "Cities: Skylines" you work with taxes and land use. It sure would be cool if there was a medieval version of it.
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by tompazourek 5y ago
I'm wondering about the same thing. To me, Reddit feels more like it emphasizes communities. While Twitter is more about the cult of personality, and not too centered around community. Also, on Twitter it's much easier to get to a
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by tompazourek 5y ago
FullCalendar is a GUI component, not really a proper alternative to something like Google Calendar. These are different things IMHO... But anyway, nice list, thanks for sharing.
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by tompazourek 5y ago
The title says that minimum wage cannot afford any apartments, while it should actually say that minimum wage cannot afford average two bedroom apartments. The current title is misleading as it's not true that minimum wage cannot affor
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by tompazourek 5y ago
If someone is rehosting code that they don't have copyright to, it's like if someone would upload a pirated movie to YouTube. YouTube will still make money from it for some time (selling ads, luring customers in, ...), then the co
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by tompazourek 5y ago
This is interesting. But I think you'd violate Disney's copyright by uploading their pictures to the website. To make it work, Disney would have to upload the pictures themselves and agree to the TOS.
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by tompazourek 5y ago
The "relations" in relational databases actually correspond to tables, not relationships between tables. Which makes the "truly relational" sound a bit silly... See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rel
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by tompazourek 5y ago
PowerShell also does this and is often used by the .NET folk that just expect the exceptions to work as usual. This causes so many issues...
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by tompazourek 5y ago
> 1) It's not your code that is proposed by copilot, but a mix of thousands and thousands codes, that can not be linked to one specific person. It's like you take 1000 portrait photos and make a new one. How can you prove your
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by tompazourek 5y ago
I don't think they really map that closely... But you might be right. Thanks.
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by tompazourek 5y ago
Almost everything is actually language agnostic or transferable. So it's a big question.
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by tompazourek 5y ago
I have seen some enterprise web apps, but they never used ECS. Can you please share more details about your experience?
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by tompazourek 5y ago
It looks like different people (probably including recipe writers) mean different things by "caramelized onions", which could be the origin of the issue. I'm not saying one is wrong and the other is right, just that there&#x2
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by tompazourek 5y ago
R has this concept of workspaces. A workspace contains the loaded modules as well as the state of all user-defined variables, their values, etc. And a common workflow is that the entire workspace state is persisted in an RData file. It&#x27
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by tompazourek 5y ago
R does something like that, it's pretty cool.
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by tompazourek 5y ago
That's sad, but it's at least getting security updates for iOS 12, and quite frequently.
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by tompazourek 5y ago
I use `git grep` all the time, and I'm always amazed how crazy fast it is on huge repos. And, of course, that also uses gitignore, has many parameters (including path filters after --). I guess ripgrep might be worth trying. Anyone use
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by tompazourek 5y ago
I think the same concern exists with Gmail as well... It would be good if there was a better alternative than self hosting.

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