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lazulicurio

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    This is a huge shame. Ondsel brought much-needed focus to the freecad development process. I hope that with them gone the project doesn't revert to the mindset of "everyone gets th…

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    Just to start, I want to acknowledge that the problem space is tremendously complex; the FreeCAD developers have put in a lot of effort and it's amazing that a project like FreeCAD…

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    Comment #39706845

    Seconding the plug for sh3d. And the source is relatively accessible if you want to make modifications---I patch my personal copy to allow zero-height walls and floors which can ma…

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    Comment #38098907

    Does the mozilla ppa provide the www-browser metapackage? If not, you might run into [this bug]( https://old.reddit.com/r/linux4noobs/comments/uj58i5/psa_fix... ) FWIW my solution …

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    Are you on linux? For a while I've been running into issues with FF where it will randomly halt repainting after switching tabs. The process is clearly still responding to keystrok…

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    Yeah, having equals and hashCode on the root Object class is Java's biggest mistake, IMO. Although for a slightly different reason: equality is usually context-dependent, but havin…

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    It's a tad more verbose, but I assume the simplest way would just be to use a standard closure. void log(Supplier messageSupplier); log(() -> log.info"User is \{someExpensiveFuncti…

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    To be somewhat glib, let me coin "lazulicurio's law": The only way to have the option to have your preferences met in a large and mature enough market is to be completely price ins…

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    Comment #34455198

    Irrational investor expectations in a self-reinforcing feedback loop with economic policy decisions driven by core underlying beliefs that speculation can't destroy productive grow…

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    > but the Senate may propose or concur with amendments as on other Bills Of course, this is a loophole big enough to sail a cruise ship through. And the Senate takes full advantage…

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    imo it seemed like there was this phase of "if we pretend null doesn't exist maybe it will go away" that resulted in a bunch of design issues. Beyond Optional, the other big one to…

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    If you're entering into a webpage, your best bet may be a different scanner. Virtual COM generally ties it to native applications (website COM interfaces are possible, but I'm assu…

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    Do you have the scanner set up as a keyboard wedge (USB-HID)? From your description, it sounds like it. Usually when dealing with control characters it's easier to put scanners in …

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    A big part of this is investors demanding financializaton. Unless you're in a sector that investors have decided is a "growth" sector, it's all about capital efficiency and headcou…

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    The default actually depends on project language IIRC. C# has overflow checking disabled by default, VB.net has it enabled by default. Not sure about F#.

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    To be slightly pedantic, C# gives you the option to throw an exception in that case (with either checked blocks or setting the CheckForOverflowUnderflow compiler flag to true), but…

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    Is there a way to change the output format? I find that "||||||| merged common ancestor" to be very noisy, visually.

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    > Try programming for Xamarin, UWP, or anything involving multitargeting. The complaints in the original article fell rather flat to me, but this is one area where it's absolutely …

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    > Ultimately Microsoft is powerless to stop this except by using their antivirus to block installation of Firefox in the first place They've already started down that road with s m…

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    Also worth noting that Java may be able to fix it in the future after Valhalla drops (and this may mean better implementation for JVM-based languages too).