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Comment #48792181
It's car manufacturers who should be held responsible for this. I used to be the owner of a diesel car. Diesel cars used to be really reliable. And then, in a moment, they got that…
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Comment #47900562
Technically, the methods with a queue drop up to an entire frame at the beginning of the window. Depending on how the averageProcessingTime() function is implemented, this can mean…
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Comment #46021618
Ah, nice story! This reminds me of another story with FPU involved. I was a game developer once. We were making a game that consistently triggered assertion failures related to FPU…
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Comment #44806787
Yes. The FAQ says that multilingual capabilities are in the works.
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Comment #44177596
Maybe so. However, it is really really handy when you are assessing the completeness of your tests using code coverage, and can clearly see unhandled negative paths. And then you c…
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Comment #43169048
I have experience using both MongoDB and PostgreSQL. While pretty much spoken here is true, there is one more scalability aspect. When a fast moving team builds its service, it ten…
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Comment #42664237
We use Cargo Cult to refer to this phenomenon: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cargo_cult_programming
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Comment #39529136
Can you please share a couple of examples on how you use Anki?
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Comment #34287160
It works the same way at international level, A-countries vs. B-countries.
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Comment #30756936
This isn't a whataboutism, this is a case law.
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Comment #30545971
A good way to lower possibility of conflicts is to deepen interdependencies between countries. This is how EU works, for example. Loose ties on the other hand lower the barrier for…
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Comment #25741977
This strange solution looks like a legacy of times when Steam used HTTP instead of HTTPS. Maybe they just didn't bother to update working code after migration to HTTPS?
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Comment #25525648
5% is a lot! But even if it wasn't, it is not a proper justification for breaking basic things.
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Comment #25525638
No, I don't want do disallow editing. I do want to allow it but protect the content from accidental edits. Every time I publish a Notion page and forget to lock it, it is being acc…
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Comment #25028487
Go linker generates relatively big binaries due to static linkage. For some cases binary size is becoming an issue. 100+ MB binaries aren't uncommon in Go universe.
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Comment #23995460
How employers would reason when their employees start getting UBI? "Hmm, I was paying my employees say $1000/mo that was barely enough to survive. Now government gives them $500/mo…
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Comment #23358737
Yes! The thing about line width limit in terminal isn't about display resolution and size only. As a man who prefers big characters due to conditions I always vote for lower line w…
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Comment #16192354
I want this in Go!