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kthxb
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Comment #48517129
Some examples of how the implementation uses the new reflection features would have been nice. I know, I could read the code... But then why make a blog post
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Comment #44906479
I feel like a lot of his takes -- like c89 being the best -- may be true in the context of the kind of complex desktop applications he seems to develop, but not universally applica…
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Comment #44705145
I'm missing the city's locals and politicians opinions on this matter here. Do they profit from the expats?
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Comment #43308104
As a junior, this scares me. I don't think I'll be out of a job soon, but certainly the job market will change drastically and the times where SWEs are paid like doctors and lawyer…
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Comment #40505096
Seems the code sample contradicts your first statement
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Comment #39333902
I found even these simple USB Switchers to be quite expensive, and sometimes they require drivers that don't work on Linux. I quickly sketched a simple circuit board with USB hubs …
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Comment #39148825
UX is probably a matter of habit, I for one find the chesscom UI unintuitive and I can never find what I'm looking for, but Lichess certainly also has its problems. The free and (t…
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Comment #33028202
How does Elon trying to buy Twitter fit into this? Completely reworking Twitter with these ideas seems to be harder than just creating a new thing, so I doubt that was the goal?
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Comment #32751053
The demo feels like a dream. You try to move towards things, but they transform and you can not reach them. You can also not go back, the place you came from totally changed. Sudde…
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Comment #31878736
His "straight line missions" on YouTube are really entertaining. The concept (crossing some piece of land in a completely straight line) is simple, but leads to quite some interest…
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Comment #31770027
Can anyone here (maybe the author) say how fast this is? How long does it need for one video? Is it interactive even?
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Comment #30148248
I wanted to check the code on my phone, but the .cpp file is 10MB according to GitHub?
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Comment #29340730
Is there some linter like this vor LaTeX, too?
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Comment #28493466
Wikipedia's "Timeline of the far Future" [0] gives a 95% chance for hunans to be extinct in 10k years. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future
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Comment #28383803
This is not what the author means by "Space out your study sessions". Also, SRS is no panacea, e.g. you can use it to learn a mathematical formula, but not to learn how to apply it…
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Comment #27577653
Well, you do bootstrap your sourdough bread when using sourdough starter from previous batches...
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Comment #27436682
Of course Brendan Gregg, the god of eBPF, tracing and all things profiling has his finger in the pie
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Comment #27416878
I recommend Robert Harris' Cicero novels. They are not historical, but very entertaining.
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Comment #26212639
This reads a lot like the author just read Newport's "Deep Work". I highly recommend it if you liked this article.
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Comment #26101689
of all the complaints to have...
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Comment #26034061
Awesome page, and it even works flawless on mobile.
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Comment #25956193
does creative imply good, though? that's the real question
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Comment #25653249
WebAssembly's MVP release was primarily targeted at the ... web. It is production ready in all (vital) aspects concerning execution in a browser.
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Comment #25446869
Maybe it is true that you got in a line of work where you rarely need those things; And you certainly got more experience than me. But I, for one, use and profit from the way of th…
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Comment #24960500
used this before for web crawling, very useful tool!