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Forricide
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Comment #47924917
One of those niche, (presumably?) widely-unknown bugs that is actually extremely relevant to subcommunities of people who play the game - in particular, any decent Minecraft speedr…
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Comment #45645998
Definitely seems to be getting worse, outside of AWS itself, more websites seem to be having sporadic or serious issues. Concerning considering how long the outage has been going.
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Comment #45645280
So for me, extremely anecdotally, I host a few fairly low-importance things on a home server (which is just an old desktop computer left sitting under a desk with Ubuntu slapped on…
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Comment #44972768
> “How's that going to work when ten years in the future you have no one that has learned anything,” Pretty obvious conclusion that I think anyone who's thought seriously about thi…
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Comment #44516787
That would definitely make the most sense. It’s also hydro in Quebec (hydro-Québec).
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Comment #44516766
This one (among others) does really fascinate me. Maybe it’s due to spending a lot of time around diverse groups of people but I’ve never really seen a huge distinction between the…
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Comment #44516726
I always assumed we just called it hydro in BC because so much of the power comes from hydroelectric, but then I moved and it seems we call it hydro everywhere no master source..?
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Comment #43208636
That's very fair - at least with third party software, it can be nigh impossible to track down a problem. With third party libraries, I've too-often found myself reading the code t…
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Comment #43208224
Fixing everything is impractical, but I'd say a safer rule of thumb would be to at least understand small strangenesses/errors. In the case of things that are hard to fix - e.g. de…
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Comment #42534290
I use a Cepstrum (bought a kit + switches + keycaps and put it together; there's no soldering required, so it's quite easy). I never 3D printed tenting, so it's not quite perfect f…
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Comment #40958597
Your book is legendary and I have recommended it to a good number of students/programmers-in-learning. Haven't ever made it through (no matter how good the textbook, I'm still not …
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Comment #40772372
You're correct, there are a bunch of different ticket options. Not sure about how it's actually implemented, though. Slightly tangential, but when I was in Montreal, I was blown aw…
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Comment #39236688
This is a super interesting anecdote, considering the name definitely confused me at the time - trying to learn web development with no context I did indeed think it was some kind …
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Comment #38710852
Couldn't agree more. Learning bad things - not that TDD is bad, or anything, but over committing to it might be - is a huge part of understanding why certain approaches are better …
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Comment #38660523
Yep, they've had that feature for quite a while, too. I've always had the impression that - although obviously there is pressure within the company to monetize - they seem to have …
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Comment #38658414
My memory is really bad for this kind of thing, sorry. I think some of Keigo Higashino's recent translated works have this kind of physicality in their mysteries, but I'd have to r…
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Comment #38657063
> I'm thinking: construct a visual scene, object A is on top of object B, etc., and then ask a question that would be obvious to someone actually seeing the scene, but very difficu…
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Comment #38657043
> Aphantasia is also often linked with SDAM (Severely Deficient Autobiographic Memory). Thanks for mentioning this... did an extremely quick Google and I suddenly understand everyt…
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Comment #38656104
> I wouldn’t be surprised if 99% of the discourse here is just miscommunication on what “picturing something in your head” means and 99% of people who think they are different are …
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Comment #38655843
Conversations around this kind of thing are so fascinating to me, because they seem to present this fundamental breakdown in human communication - how impossible it is to convey wh…
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Comment #36748061
This definitely isn't my experience, but I work in C++, where having a second eye to look over things is... valuable. That said, I think culture for this kind of thing varies wildl…
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Comment #36747757
I _kind of_ understand in the sense that - it can feel bad/like wasted time to do code review when you don't leave a single comment. But of course, it's very very important to igno…
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Comment #36747717
You're correct, it's a configurable feature (not paid, it's been openly available for 1-2 years). Discord also supports forums, but most server owners disable one or both as they c…
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Comment #36644744
Same issue, I now lie on my couch and rest it on semi-folded legs to alleviate the weight. Works a lot better, but not as great for action games in my opinion.
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Comment #36455568
I haven't used the OP's application, but I've used a variety of other WYSIWYG markdown editors. It's true that WYSIWYG is kind of pointless for READMEs or what have you, but for wr…