tzahola

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by tzahola 8y ago
I used to use it frequently, but nowadays I just replace “youtube.com” with “hooktube.com” in the URL.
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by tzahola 8y ago
1. I reviewed the app. I didn't attribute any of the issues to React Native itself, did I? 2. The Airbnb and UberEats apps were written by expert native developers (I happen to know a few of them), using some React Native. You see,
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by tzahola 8y ago
>Wouldn't it be wonderful if ESnext allowed you to write event loops that maintain state with block scope variables instead of all the hacks we have to resort to now? I think this is already possible: let event = null whil
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by tzahola 8y ago
I prayed for the starter motor to be able turn the crank with whatever charge was left after my brother borrowed my car and drained the battery by leaving the headlights on.
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by tzahola 8y ago
Why do you put SQL statements in the “core”? Just put them behind and interface and call it a day. SQL and relational data is the only option, unless someone comes up with an equally powerful alternative with similar theoretical underpinnin
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by tzahola 8y ago
The “gun” being which language?
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by tzahola 8y ago
Ok, this works only for fullscreen because of vh. Let's say I want this to work within another DIV too, so you can't use vh. (and the parent DIV's size is flexible, so you can't hardcode it into calc(...)).
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by tzahola 8y ago
>limiting the width with max-width limited to at max width * aspectratio Sorry, I don't understand this.
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by tzahola 8y ago
1. When the app starts, the onboarding screen appears with a flicker/glitch: https://imgur.com/IyjM82n 2. The app starts with a launch image (the logo in the center), which then fades away to show another launch image
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by tzahola 8y ago
>One of my devs was really sabotaging processes just because he hate JS. Did you fire him/her?
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by tzahola 8y ago
I check out "modern" web development from time to time. What's the state of the art in 2018? Can you have a DIV with a fixed aspect ratio fitted to the screen? Last time I've checked (in 2017) this was impossible without
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by tzahola 8y ago
Maybe he’s programming in APL
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by tzahola 8y ago
Ok, here's an example from the cvdazzle site: https://cvdazzle.com/assets/img/coreana/coreana-04-copyright...
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by tzahola 8y ago
But it's not a neutral face. It's a face of disdain and contempt. This is a neutral face: https://cdn.psychologytoday.com/sites/default/files/styles/a... And this is the face of disdain I'
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by tzahola 8y ago
Checked the cvdazzle site. Why do these models - and models on "high fashion" photos in general - look always like they feel deep contempt towards the viewer? Where did this trope come from? What are they trying to suggest? I don&
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by tzahola 8y ago
You're right. There's no undefined behaviour for ==: Two pointers compare equal if and only if both are null pointers, both are pointers to the same object (including a pointer to an object and a subobject at its beginning) or fun
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by tzahola 8y ago
Jah, szerintem is gecijó a diverzitás! :P
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by tzahola 8y ago
Yup, I've mistyped "true" as "false". If you set "_start" and "_end" to addresses of different objects, then you're invoking undefined behaviour and all bets are off. But this should be perf
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by tzahola 8y ago
There's nothing surprising in the first example. Comparing the addresses of stack variables is undefined behaviour. The second one is more interesting: extern int _start[]; extern int _end[]; void foo(void) {
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by tzahola 8y ago
Works horribly in Safari.
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by tzahola 8y ago
Not bad, but this is still my all time fav Nürburgring lap: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSMCfPASImQ
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by tzahola 8y ago
Math? Meh. Just throw more GPUs at it bro. Gradient descent 4ever! xD /s
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by tzahola 8y ago
Algorithms 101
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by tzahola 8y ago
Technically you don’t need loops, that’s true. But from a pragmatic standpoint, it’s just too easy for someone to turn a tail-recursive function into non-tail recursive, causing a stack overflow eventually. So when working in a large team,
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by tzahola 8y ago
With enough participants, security implies effective anonymity. See Tor.
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by tzahola 8y ago
What prevents you from supporting IPv6-only networking? HTTP libraries support it out of the box. If you use sockets, just update them to use PF_INET6 and it'll be backward-compatible with IPv4 through IPv4-embedded IPv6 addresses.
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by tzahola 8y ago
You assume that the point of using types is readability, which is false. Types let the compiler reject a large set of invalid programs, which would otherwise produce a runtime error in a dynamic language. for (auto foo : foos) {
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by tzahola 8y ago
>Can you write code that is completely safe? Yes. Just don't use raw pointers. Use unique_ptr, shared_ptr and weak_ptr instead.
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by tzahola 8y ago
Mostly good advice, but without multiple dispatch, polymorphism can only work in the simplest cases, and even then it's often not worth the boilerplate.
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by tzahola 8y ago
Thx for the advice, but I haven’t smoke pot since 2012 (was 19 at the time), and I don’t intend to try again. The first few times I did it back then, everything was cool, but then something clicked in my brain that permanently associated po

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