webkike

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   by webkike 11y ago

   Or just use the other licenses that have those restrictions? What's the joke?
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   by webkike 11y ago

   Uh, what's rape in the Swedish sense?
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   by webkike 11y ago

   Why not just take a few more specialized classes, such as distributed systems (and obviously a couple more)? What advantage would taking this class have over more traditional routes?
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   by webkike 11y ago

   I highly doubt its even possible to isolate how one product affects your weight loss considering its not the only thing you will be consuming over several months
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   by webkike 11y ago

   It doesn't use a digital display, so how can it be considered digital?
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   by webkike 11y ago

   I do not mind new panels introducing concepts; what I mind is the symbols not always being clearly connected with the mechanic they introduce. For example, the black and white symbols that needed to be separated were intuitive.
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   by webkike 11y ago

   One of the things I did not like is the sometimes incredibly obfuscated association of symbols with mechanics. For example, the panels with sun symbols. [Spoilers] It didn't take me incredibly long to figure out that they needed to be
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   by webkike 11y ago

   I agree with this. The game is at its best when the panels interact with the world in a meaningful way, but this is very rare.
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   by webkike 11y ago

   All of these people look at least 30
10. 700.▲
    by webkike 11y ago

    Nope, born in 1995
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    by webkike 11y ago

    I suppose I'm a millennial, but I'm really struggling to find a single person that actually talks like this.
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    by webkike 11y ago

    It will be given the highest honor a sys admin can give a piece of hardware: casual reference to it as "what a box" in the future.
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    by webkike 11y ago

    Cool, would you mind sharing your set up?
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    by webkike 11y ago

    I see you're also a big fan of numbered lists. Concept art for a tiling window manager certainly does make sense. Especially if you want to define the appearance of one.
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    by webkike 11y ago

    Teenagers go out of their way to do dangerous things. This is mostly anecdotal; I've been a teenager until pretty recently. But one thing I simply don't understand is the notion that safer playgrounds leads to a poorly calibrated
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    by webkike 11y ago

    Aw man, I was really excited to read an article on squirrels.
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    by webkike 11y ago

    The vast mining network is required to prevent a malicious party from double spending. If all the nodes are trusted then you can just assume nodes will not perform fraudulent bahviour
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    by webkike 11y ago

    Ruby on Rails is not a unique programming language. Matz created Ruby.
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    by webkike 11y ago

    Wait wait wait, HDD support through USB? Are you serious? Any hardware manufacturers care to explain why this might be the case?
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    by webkike 11y ago

    Dolphin enjoys major support from the competitive gaming scene, specifically Smash Bros. Melee players. I'm sure it also helps that it emulates two consoles in one.
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    by webkike 11y ago

    Man, I can't wait to see the comments THIS gets
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    by webkike 11y ago

    I'm pretty sure the second is C++... At least, I HOPE that is the case, as it is more reflective of the core llvm libraries, not my language preference
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    by webkike 11y ago

    Yes, this I a great example of the consequences of undecidability. Was taught to me in my algorithms and proofs class
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    by webkike 11y ago

    If you have undefined behaviour after an infinite loop that breaks on some condition, then that undefined behaviour will not necessarily have been triggered. Thus, no warning.
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    by webkike 11y ago

    This solution relies on some undecidable problems as being decidable
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    by webkike 11y ago

    Uh, OK. Sure. Whatever
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    by webkike 11y ago

    Languages do not require human interaction. I do not argue that there is no mathematical language.
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    by webkike 11y ago

    You can argue that everything can be reduced to human interaction, but mathematics is certainly not about human interaction in any meaningful sense
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    by webkike 11y ago

    Observer bias
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    by webkike 11y ago

    Yes, I hate this too. On my desktop, primarily Fedora, I often open applications by pressing hyper and then typing the partial name of the program and then pressing "enter". This takes way too long on windows, and doesn't alw