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Comment #22355960
Wouldn't the compiler optimize it either way?
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Comment #22348895
I wonder if they sold clicks before. Interesting way to pivot their "business".
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Comment #22326912
Or just run `shuf -n 6 /usr/share/dict/words`
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Comment #22321397
Decades ago I discovered HTA (Html Applications). It was a program from MS that let you build applications using a single html file. It had no browser UI in it, had it's own button…
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Comment #22270565
On the other hand give them a 10 page report and they'll put it down and never read it.
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Comment #22194849
Maybe try reading using a speed reading app. I use Comfort Reader [0]. When the words fly by really fast you have to stop sounding the words in your head or won't be able to read t…
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Comment #22194531
The Hamilton soundtrack has been playing in my head since I last heard it last week. Send help!
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Comment #22121970
Try a smaller city. This rendered almost immediately for me: https://anvaka.github.io/city-roads/?q=La%20Plata%2C%20Argen...
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Comment #22058710
> Also people just game the system and only do what will get them a good review. Wouldn't doing a good job earn a good review? This reminds me of the xkcd comic about the bots star…
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Comment #22014877
There was an interesting podcast about Roblox in Hanselminutes a few weeks ago: https://hanselminutes.com/709/robloxs-kelly-mayes-on-communi...
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Comment #21970421
Stadia is a bad product, not because of the technical difficulties but because it makes no sense to pay for a service and then pay for access to the content in that service (the ga…
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Comment #21847083
The light crossing a landscape and plants growing as it goes seems inspired by the PS2 video game Ookami.
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Comment #21844928
> definitely something I wish mozilla would consider There used to be this neat little extension called Read It Later that let you do just that. Bookmark and save it so you could r…
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Comment #21804893
I'd pay $5 for access to a number of channels, say 10, and then they distribute their earnings depending on the time I spent on each channel.
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Comment #21804761
There's a "Become creator" button at the bottom that leads you to this page: https://www.floatplane.com/support#join-as-pilot The site seems to be at a beta stage at the moment and…
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Comment #21773610
BNF sounds like the standard approach. Are there any BNF parsers + generators usable from Javascript?
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Comment #21766628
Microsoft came out with a similar 2d barcode using triangles and 4 colors: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Capacity_Color_Barcode
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Comment #21743830
I use it mostly so when I come back to the project after months, the Makefile is a reminder of how to build it. Also autocompletion.
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Comment #21717255
This is true. While I learned English in the written form in my teens and was able to somewhat understand movies in English, I only became proficient in it in spoken form after I j…
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Comment #21659063
It's like the tale of the boiling frog. I don't like how with old school Javascript you have to add script tags to your html for each library you want to use, at some point you sta…
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Comment #21658627
I think there is an rfc for object initialization similar to C#: $city = new City {name: 'Berlin, population: 374800}; Edit: found it (and it uses = instead of :) https://wiki.php.…
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Comment #21658547
There's some rationale here[0]. Basically they'd need to use a parser that on ambiguities would have to go down all possible routes concurrently until all but one fail, which can l…
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Comment #21589528
Here's google's cache: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https%...