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by wst_ 9y ago
And that's OK because discussions tend to lean in different direction, very often, and before you know it you are talking about something completely different. If you are sticking to the topic and have something really important to add
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by wst_ 9y ago
So you listed few and can only assume others. Looks like an opinion to me. Comparing to average 500 games application per day it does not look like too plentiful.
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Sandstorm.io – easter egg in source code(github.com)
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by wst_ 9y ago
I've got a feeling that MySQL has improved a lot. I have nothing besides my experience as a user (not an admin) to back it up, but I haven't found anything that would make me switch from MySQL to PG. Note that I don't look do
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by wst_ 9y ago
Do you have anything to back up this opinion?
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by wst_ 10y ago
About "reasonable flying time" - are there any options available to use solar panels? Most importantly are solar panels good enough to power the unit?
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by wst_ 10y ago
On the other hand, while I love F1&2 I would not like to see such visuals anymore. It drove me crazy not to be able to easily explore some places because of fixed perspective - and I am an explorer. They were great for their times, now
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by wst_ 10y ago
That's obvious. Maybe my question was no direct enough. Are you afraid to state your own opinions? I mean, you are still more or less anonymous, at least for average reader.
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by wst_ 10y ago
I am quite sure that noise level is a personal preference. I know people who use industry grade ear protectors (only few) and much more who just use headphones with loud music. Note that open office is not only about noise, though. My answe
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by wst_ 10y ago
I believe you are speaking for yourself, now. On the contrary, I find open space much better. I like to see people around me. Talk to them. Exchange ideas. And if I want to keep to myself, I just put on the headphones. That also contradicts
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by wst_ 10y ago
What is the point of having a multiple accounts?
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by wst_ 10y ago
I love how you can choose your flavor by web app and just download resulting font. No need for building it by yourself.
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by wst_ 10y ago
You must be toying with us. Please, tell me it is a joke. I can't find literally any reason to start a phone call down to seconds. What's wrong with starting it just when minutes counter changes?
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by wst_ 10y ago
Unfortunately you're mistaken. Most companies just don't care and document their APIs by hand on internal wiki. If they document at all.
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by wst_ 10y ago
It's not easy to enforce local hooks. And maintaining it becomes difficult if you have a lot of small repos.
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by wst_ 10y ago
I am not talking about code completion. I am talking about mistakes. Currently I have to build a project. With new Rust 1.16 I can check, but that's still a separate task that has to be launched manually. Yet, IntelliJ with Java will s
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by wst_ 10y ago
How do you enforce such commits messages? People makes mistakes, or forget stuff. But when you have a pull request, all intermediate commits are already pushed to central repository. They already are public. You can't change them anymo
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by wst_ 10y ago
I think it is a matter of definition of "small" and "enormous". If you have a small thing, easily comprehensible, but big enough for it to be a complete piece of work. Then probably you also have separate task for it, an
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by wst_ 10y ago
When it's out, can we actually get the same responsiveness as, let's say Java? I assume it also depends on the IDE but I would really like to see instant hints during coding session, ex. when I make mistakes.
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by wst_ 10y ago
I find tons of small commits a clutter and waste of time. I don't see any reason for doing so. On the contrary I can see disadvantage - reading and understanding a history later may become difficult task. After all what counts is your
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by wst_ 10y ago
Any good resources about fuzzing around? I know the concept, but I really could use some best practices guideline and some examples.
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by wst_ 10y ago
Somewhat relevant: https://blog.plan99.net/kotlin-native-310ffac94af2#.ijzik0jx... Title says Kotlin, but it is about JVM languages going native, in general. Or should they?
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by wst_ 10y ago
Which still makes you work for them. Just, instead of letters, you get a bunch of images to recognize.
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by wst_ 10y ago
I wouldn't call it vague. East border of Europe is Ural mountains. I'd say Czech or Poland are in the center. Check the wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Europe
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by wst_ 10y ago
You have to remember that India culture and western culture are so different that you can't compare them whatsoever. The meaning of friend is completely different there. People behave differently to friends and to strangers alike. (edi
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by wst_ 10y ago
No, they are not. What is important is how much you can buy using your average salary. Buying power is important. And the prices in India are much cheaper.
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by wst_ 10y ago
Graphics are far from professional level, unfortunately. I would throw away coloring idea. Instead, I'd put a decent graphics. It could be even made into some simple story.
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by wst_ 10y ago
You may not like the approach, but, please, stop using "infantilization" argument. Not all comic books and animated movies are for kids, even though they look like it might be the case. Here, it may open the subject for broader au
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by wst_ 10y ago
Is a 4K tech mature enough to use it every day for desktop and software development? I've read, not so long ago, that Windows still have issues and plenty of apps looks just ugly. Also I read that there might be an issue to keep your o
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by wst_ 10y ago
Runbox looks nice too. Norway based.

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