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by ygra 8y ago
Mercurial tries to use hardlinks to share as much actual repository data as possible when doing a local clone. Maybe that's the part that's interfering here. You can try using hg clone --pull instead of just hg clone, which will n
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by ygra 8y ago
Not always. No, it just shows me build errors as well. Behind the scenes the complete solution is copied to a temporary location and files that are open in an editor are replaced by the current editor state. And then it will effectively try
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by ygra 8y ago
I've been using NCrunch at work for a few years now and it's really indispensable, especially if you have tests that run fairly quickly. You get test results and code coverage for your change a few seconds after typing. The only d
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by ygra 8y ago
I tend to just mix lemonade with water in ratios between 1:2 and 1:5, depending on what still tastes nice enough.
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by ygra 8y ago
And probably not faster either, considering that the thing runs at 60 kHz due to its size.
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by ygra 8y ago
> just let off on the gas a little and the engine brakes a little, no brake lights to create cascading braking Same thing with an automatic transmission. With DSG it's obvious why, but even with a torque converter you tend to have a
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by ygra 8y ago
Wasn't content-aware fill just some sort of cellular automaton instead of an “AI”? Granted, the results could look similar to what AI approaches to image editing sometimes also produce, but I don't think we have to label every alg
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by ygra 8y ago
Many tools that produce similarly-looking layouts use pretty much the same algorithms, just with different tweaks. I.e. hierarchical layout is usually based on Sugiyama's work; force-directed is also a staple that's very easy to i
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by ygra 8y ago
You could use the box from baseline to ascender instead of descender to ascender. Usually there aren't many strings where that would look imbalanced. Looking at the actual characters risks having different alignment for different nodes
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by ygra 8y ago
Motorcycles maybe, cars have (by now) mandatory daytime running lights, but at least in Germany for older cars it's not mandatory to have lights on during daytime.
941.
by ygra 8y ago
Here, ρ is not independent of n, though
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by ygra 8y ago
n varies with the input as well :) But yes, since ρ is bounded by n you can reduce the complexity to O(n log n) again, but i think the important part here is to distinguish the complexity against other sorting algorithms and Timsort improve
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by ygra 8y ago
It seems to have purpose-built interactions for certain kinds of diagrams, foremost flowcharts. This is a major benefit for those kinds of diagrams where you can then tailor the editing gestures towards things that make sense while editing,
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by ygra 8y ago
yEd is actually not really a drawing application, as you cannot (easily) draw generic drawings. What you see and edit is always a graph, consisting of nodes and edges. For yEd the lack of rotating shapes is a deliberate decision based on im
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by ygra 8y ago
As one of the developers that at least contributes to yEd Live (our in-browser equivalent; yEd is based on our Java library which I'm not working on), thank you :-) That being said, as a UX guy I always love to look at competitors and
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by ygra 8y ago
Can you easily run AFL on .NET (or jitted) code? My understanding was that AFL works by instrumenting paths taken and kinda needed a gcc-produced binary with normal Linux debug symbol stuff.
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by ygra 8y ago
Isn't there already bias in that computation because the range for the random numbers includes more even than odd numbers since it's the interval [0, 2147483647)?
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by ygra 8y ago
> I think this is the github issue referred to I think so, too. Because it was not only referred to, but also linked ;-)
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by ygra 8y ago
WPF is a huge change from "traditional" UI frameworks like Windows Forms or Swing. It requires some rethinking and to get the most out of it you should really do things the WPF way in many (not all) cases, even though other option
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by ygra 8y ago
Job posting on Stack Overflow, and a nice combination of closer to home, things I know, and things I love to work on. Had a nice two-hour chat with my now-boss and got the contract a day later.
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by ygra 8y ago
The secure enclave would have a much smaller attack surface, due to only handling a much smaller set of features, I guess.
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James Mickens' keynote at Usenix 2018(youtu.be)
12 points by ygra 8y ago|2 comments
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by ygra 8y ago
Processes. A quick skim of the documentation linked by the person I answered suggests that processes can be associated with a job object, but threads cannot. But a process cannot really be suspended directly, except by suspending all its th
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by ygra 8y ago
You can suspend and resume threads, so if you model your jobs with processes that could be used for that, I guess.
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by ygra 8y ago
For this kind of thing, something like yEd [1], specialized for graphs should work nicely as well. [1] https://www.yworks.com/yed-live/#file=https://gist.githubuse...
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by ygra 8y ago
I found two-stroke motor scooters worse. If only because of the fact that those can drive on some cycleways here.
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by ygra 8y ago
> So if you're already pumping/circulating the water from outside »Natick datacenters consume no water for cooling or any other purpose.« (From the FAQ) I guess if you're able to get the heat to the outer walls, then being
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by ygra 8y ago
I wonder whether Windows Server SKUs do differently, perhaps due to different scheduler optimization choices.
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by ygra 8y ago
Verbal contracts are binding as well in Germany.
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by ygra 8y ago
> An important part in reviewability is simplicity: If you come up with an algorithm that provides all those properties but requires a PhD in mathematics to be properly understood, guess where Average Joe tells you to stick it. That&#x27

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