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quchen
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Comment #49132716
I'd say it's quite the opposite, Google is the only thing that made Go become somewhat popular.
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Comment #48290581
"Check it out, a licence plate" still rings in my head. It's a random sentence at the very end of the demo. 10-ish me must have played that first short level dozens of times. But a…
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Comment #47776186
Algebraic too. There's also the opposite in physics though, "modern" means from the 60s with square roots drawn in manually.
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Comment #47650856
There are a couple of communities that have almost no phone presence. Certain kinds of music festivals are an example, and it's really quite nice not having to worry about being fi…
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Comment #47480153
The idea is so good it’s as close to platonic as it gets. The user experience of writing your own nix expressions is so bad that it makes me angry every time I try. Not only that, …
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Comment #47443056
Do you have a link? There are plenty of snippets that are easy to find, is there one canonical full video?
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Comment #47429670
I used to use WikiTok [1] on my phone at times, but now they’ve introduced »words appear word by word« on the mobile version. Baffles me, why one would hide and gradually reveal an…
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Comment #47386275
Bezier curve are just nested lerps! A bezier curve of degree 1 is lerp, what we usually call "bezier curve" is of degree 3. It's a mathematical property that bezier curves (degree …
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Comment #46956763
(Note the post you’ve replied to mentioned electrons and _protons_, not positrons.)
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Comment #46657234
In my recent experience, a new culture of "I switched to Linux and it's fine" is establishing itself. It's on HN, sometimes on YouTube, sometimes my friends are unhappy with ads in…
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Comment #46585602
You can configure a window resize hotkey. I use Win+(drag the window with right mouse) and it resizes it i the way you expect, moving the corner closest to the cursor. Left click w…
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Comment #46414180
Flameshot (a screenshot tool) in its newer versions (!!) uses random noise for pixelation, and colors it based on the un-noised surroundings so it blends in reasonably. It's a nice…
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Comment #46403016
Noether is one of my heroes. Rising through the ranks to one of the greatest minds we've known, recognized in spite of being a woman in a time where that was unthinkable in science…
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Comment #46288983
To expand on Firefox mobile: if you haven’t tried it, give it a shot. uBlock Origin works just like on desktop. I have seen maybe five ads on my phone browser (including Youtube!) …
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Comment #46195927
Which is what?
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Comment #46159654
Any hints towards the answers? I've spent a lot of time with complex numbers, and my answers would be Quaternions: not profound, C is complete, quirky but useful representation of …
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Comment #45936407
I did not expect this to surface after all these years, but here we are! o:-)
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Comment #45762349
One of the reasons I stopped doing photography was that I realized I’m locked to using Lightroom where all my previous pictures are, and without a subscription it’s such a hassle t…
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Comment #45563075
I love that in the end, everything still comes down to using bash (and env vars), because for all its footguns and strings, it's still the most reasonable choice when giving up on …
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Comment #45440107
TAPL, I meant TAPL (Types and Programming languages by Pierce)! This would not have happened with a well-typed comment section. I mixed up OP's book (which is nice as well!) and th…
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Comment #45435490
TTOP is the standard work on the topic. Some parts I would say fell out of fashion (using Miranda for example), but many parts are either timeless or still just as relevant. That s…
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Comment #45197477
My gaming PC is a very unloved Windows machine, if not for that I'd be long gone (everything else is Linux). Come to think of it, gaming is why I used windows in the first place, s…
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Comment #45181600
I’m curious about those traps. I used to hate Soulslikes, Elden Ring made it click, and I binged them all on PC. Traps became part of some twisted humor, I started waiting for the …
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Comment #45181425
I aborted my 3 Hollow Knight attempts because of boss runbacks. Is there a mod that, I don’t know, adds benches before bosses or something? Then I might finally finish the game. I …
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Comment #45181293
The shade also makes the places you died in actively harder. It’s a baffling design decision. Compare it to Dark Souls, where souls aren’t even that valuable (because you level up …