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vortico
9y ago
Why?
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vortico
9y ago
The "Tesla v Teslasuit" suit
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vortico
9y ago
Compiling projects is inherently complicated, so the solution must also be complicated. You can solve the problem on a spectrum of easy but lack of configurability, or complex/verbose but very flexible. Make is the latter. The author h
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vortico
9y ago
From the linked paper https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20825768 >The average annual rate of snow shovel-related injuries and medical emergencies was 4.15 per 100,000 population. That's actually much more tha
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vortico
9y ago
I'd imagine you should put the hair near the right edge, so people would swipe right since it's the smallest moving distance. Consider how one might hold a phone and the "area of easiest access" for one- and two-handed h
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vortico
9y ago
Your girlfriend just gave hers to me because she didn't see the point of it, so the hacker coin market just crashed, losing $6T.
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vortico
9y ago
The Fundamental modules included with Rack and all other VCV-branded modules are designed by Grayscale, also responsible for the panel design of a dozen Eurorack manufactures on the market. http://grayscale.info/design-servi
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vortico
9y ago
A surprising few have pointed that out! https://bitbucket.org/duangle/oui-blendish/src
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vortico
9y ago
Bingo! VCV Rack is built for musicians, not software developers, many who do not know how to unzip a downloaded plugin. This is perfectly fine, because musicians can do many things that I can't. So to make it possible to use for the ma
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vortico
9y ago
That's actually a fairly complete and accurate list of reasons for such a project. If I was interested, I'd do it for about half of those reasons, and others may prefer the other half.
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vortico
9y ago
All three for one project?
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9y ago
You don't get to remove numbers from the game roulette. If you need to be picky for whatever reason (even if completely justified), don't play the game. Adding those features would make the website just be another pizza ordering w
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vortico
9y ago
Seconded. Disqus is bloated beyond repair. Open source + hosted is a fantastic model for consumers and entrepreneurs, and the hosted money would be enough to get rid of advertisements.
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vortico
9y ago
I thought I knew printf format strings, but I suppose not because I have no idea what %1$.*1$d %2$hn does. Can anyone explain why that increments the value behind a pointer?
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vortico
9y ago
"The way we do things" is the legal code, and I believe this is better changed in court, not at a police office.
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vortico
9y ago
You post is tongue-in-cheek but it brings up an interesting question: Is an experienced foreign policeman a better candidate than an untrained lifelong citizen who is just starting a career? I would guess no, since laws and "the way of
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vortico
9y ago
What you are saying is correct. It might not offend many, and it surely doesn't offend me, but the #1 rule of PR is that if you have the slightest thought that there's a hidden meaning of your statement, or if someone could concei
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9y ago
I'm not saying Netflix exposes all personal data to all their staff, and it's very likely that the PR staff have no direct access to this data whatsoever. Here's likely what happened: DB admin guy runs a query to see who has
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vortico
9y ago
The tweet says "To the 53 people who've watched A Christmas Prince every day for the past 18 days: Who hurt you?" So there are 53 users they are directly addressing, and then mocking "You've been damaged mentally by
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vortico
9y ago
I don't think that the privacy concerns are anything out of the ordinary. It's simply a reminder that Netflix employees can see users' watch data. Everyone knows that. Revealing private data is a bit weirder, but it is comm
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9y ago
I do not know, but I do know that online support communities have emerged in the last decade due to the internet. Perhaps I could find one and bring it up there. My belief is nothing but a personal observation (although I think the causalit
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9y ago
Although it seems the intention of the author is partially to make a humorous article for other GPs, I think that popular culture case studies are useful in medicine and science for finding strong causal links to certain behaviors. For exam
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vortico
9y ago
!0 if we actually want the exact value `true` :)
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vortico
9y ago
There are many valid use cases of macros in C (and other languages) which you might not have seen, like those which use __LINE__ etc, those which expand a string into a variable type or function, those which process `-DNAME=x` flags.
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vortico
9y ago
You are correct, this usage is wrong. They are "preprocessor directives", and macros are only what come after #define.
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vortico
9y ago
The golden rule of macros is "always read the definition of macros before using." If you know it's a single value you're probably fine `#define MASK 0xf7`, but if it's a function macro or a normal macro that you kn
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vortico
9y ago
Because typically you can't get away with sneaking code like `void keylogger() {` into freely available code. Even if hidden well, it will be discovered sooner or later with enough eyes. The only insecurities "allowed" by ope
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vortico
9y ago
Nice ES7. But if we're not constrained by leaving 5 as a "general" number, then 864e5 === 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000
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9y ago
a=1;for(i=1;i<=5;i++)a*=Math.pow(i,i);a === 1000 * 60 * 60 * 24 a=1;i=1;while(i++<5)a*=Math.pow(i,i);a === 1000 * 60 * 60 * 24
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vortico
9y ago
Or rather, proprietary software and hardware.
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