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Comment #43746258
I have a particular interest in hierarchical state machines, so I made moku [1] to take care of all the boilerplate associated with them. Its ergonomics are definitely tailored for…
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Show HN: a Rust library for creating hierarchical state machines
I've come to prefer modeling state machines with nested states, but implementing them by hand requires a large amount of error-prone boilerplate that obscures the important logic o…
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Comment #37569770
I love when guides for this recommended I back up my 300 GB VHD before shrinking, which I'm doing because I'm running out of space.
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Comment #35235262
> physically doing a reload action like you would with a real gun More like physically doing a reload action while wearing a thick pair of well-buttered gloves. Each game does have…
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Comment #34356633
Definitely get your daily exercise in. Bonus points for a home gym or calisthenics routine since you're somewhat on-call.
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Comment #33279993
As a rider, I try to pay particular attention to how I perceive motorcycles when I'm driving a car. At night, anything other than two headlights moving like a car is confusing to m…
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Comment #32441964
はい = "hai" = yes いいえ = "iie" = no
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Comment #22292109
One can tell themselves their 40 hour work week (not including commute) isn't their life. They would be lying to themselves. A 40 hour work week is 23.8% of your week. If you get 7…
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Comment #20636983
But what is more suspicious - a phone nobody ordered or (in the worst case of discovery) a stuffed animal nobody ordered with custom electronics in it?
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Comment #20268380
I find it interesting that when something uses proper grammar and spelling, it may appear more trustworthy. Consider this: a consumer that employs above average grammar and spellin…
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Comment #20174920
Do you see businesses doing this?