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by ygra 6y ago
You can sometimes use overloads to make it better: function transform(a: number): number function transform(a: string): false function transform(""): "" Depending on how predictable the output is from th
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by ygra 6y ago
Oh no, this wasn't a rebuttal; it was merely an addendum to the points you've made. The site seemed in some places to advocate against not using threading at all, for reasons that have more to do with how easy it is to shoot yours
573.
by ygra 6y ago
Many languages and their standard libraries also have useful high-level abstractions over threads and thread-pools that are much safer to use. Currently whenever I see a manually-managed actual Thread instance in a program I'm wonder
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by ygra 6y ago
I liked what IE ... 8? has done abck in the day where opening a new tab from another one will create a colored group, so you kinda have automatic grouping that allows you to tell at a glance "Oh those all belong to the same tvtropes ta
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by ygra 6y ago
The system allows you to insert a dynamic greenscreen around a foreground element (while also retaining the option to preview how things will look after everything). So you can retain most of the virtual set for reflections and lighting, wh
576.
by ygra 6y ago
The photos may have been edited for more contrast as well. The ingame images don't look unreal, actually; haze does reduce contrast and not every day is an opportunity to get a crystal-clear magazine-quality photo everywhere.
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by ygra 6y ago
Doesn't it run on Windows as well?
578.
by ygra 6y ago
For me it treats every touch point as if it's the same finger, yielding lines between them. A fun effect, but probably not what is expected.
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by ygra 6y ago
There's plenty of contexts where the extra indentation doesn't matter, though. And C#'s verbatim strings, at least when it comes to multiple lines, have the benefit of being extremely predictable in what ends up in the string
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by ygra 6y ago
The latter is not valid Java, as the """ must not be followed by string contents. And var text = """ hello world"""; will not have any indentation, as the comm
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by ygra 7y ago
It's not supposed to go into the PowerShell $profile; .bash_profile which later starts pwsh should be fine.
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by ygra 7y ago
Unicode deals with text, so such a set of codepoints is a non-starter, anyway.
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by ygra 7y ago
It's played back at twice the speed. Apparent from pedestrians waking twice as fast, and if course, the 2x speed indicator in the upper left.
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by ygra 7y ago
That explains why they don't work on Windows. I'd have been mildly surprised by them breaking many established shortcuts like Ctrl+A for Select All, and Ctrl+E for search
585.
by ygra 7y ago
Well, unless the application modifies the search order. But that's precisely the reason why applications should not be installed in and run from user-writable directories, like, say, your downloads folder, or Appdata.
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by ygra 7y ago
Most of those are not schlagende Verbindungen, though.
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by ygra 7y ago
The Windows SDK is free to download. Unless you meant free, like in free software, in which case, yes, there may be an ideological barrier to entry regarding Windows development.
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by ygra 7y ago
Haven't had a new laptop in a while, but as far as I'm aware, most touchpads are not Precision Touchpads and instead continue to emulate stuff in the driver without Windows knowing, so you're still at the mercy of the (usuall
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by ygra 7y ago
You can in C#, but not in Java. You can make it an enum, I think, to shorten all that. But my Java golfing knowledge is a bit rusty by now, admittedly.
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by ygra 7y ago
As far as I'm aware, contact tracing has never really stopped in Germany, despite the lockdown. Since both tracing (via local Gesundheitsämter) and testing (via lots of local labs) is distributed and not centralized, you can still effe
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by ygra 7y ago
Shortages may also be due to non-Covid-19 patients. It's not that hospitals suddenly stopped caring for all other ailments.
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by ygra 7y ago
As is the statement "all Soviet housewives do not have a nuclear reactor in their home", which I think is what your parent poster said.
593.
by ygra 7y ago
Red are linear, though, so as a replacement for blue switches you may need brown or a hypothetical more silent version of them.
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by ygra 7y ago
In the same way as any encyclopedia that's not deliberately whimsical (in which case its general utility of obtaining knowledge may be more limited than, those multi-tome things or, well, Wikipedia).
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by ygra 7y ago
As one of the developers working on yFiles, another commercial solution in the same space I feel the problem of competing against "free". There's also relatively few useful feature subsets that can be licensed separately for
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by ygra 7y ago
The US is far beyond containment at this point. As are many other countries right now, as well. Only when the cases go down again due to successful measures is containment an option again, as you need enough resources to trace contacts and
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by ygra 7y ago
Is that possible to change, perhaps if self-hosting? Video quality of screen sharing and frame rate are absolutely atrocious, to the point that you have to wait ten seconds until text becomes readable.
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by ygra 7y ago
Those changes have been in the pipeline for a while, courtesy of Microsoft's Chromium-based Edge team. They've been in Edge for quite some time already, so Chrome only has to ship them as well.
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by ygra 7y ago
Only for the select element. And that's a major reason why it was so broken amidst all the browser-rendered content.
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by ygra 7y ago
As I understood it, a lot of countries have dismantled part of their hospital and healthcare infrastructure in the past 20 years (mostly to save money). Some countries have gone further than others in that pursuit. In Germany some of those

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