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thank_mr_skeltal_bot
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yo get the updoots[^*](https://www.reddit.com/r/tmsbmeta/comments/5xnirl/about_thankmrskeltalbot/)
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The_yulaow
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Tried, didn't work because the third party program was not capable to pass options to the invoked command
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GrenderG
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https://xkcd.com/378/
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Zatherz
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https://www.reddit.com/user/shahbazwebbuilder
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GrenderG
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You are right.
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shameless_inc
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Yeah I know, and I wasn't really serious about it. I like Rise Against but of course, taste is subjective. Listen to what you enjoy :)
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Futakitty
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> LUA is made specifically for game scripting I think you'll need a source on that, because [Lua history](https://www.lua.org/history.html) doesn't seem to agree.
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dg5raft
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shameless_inc
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Including or excluding Siren Songs? I liked that album.
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GrenderG
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I was going to say that, thanks.
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dg5raoi
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shameless_inc
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Fair enough.
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1491997860
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tambry
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> My personal experience with it was very negative. Please expand on your experience and actually explain what was negative. Also what version of wxWidgets did you use?
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dg5rbdz
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webprojectbuilders
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i am not making fool man any body can comment, he is my friend n he is commenting, whts the issue?
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dg5rc2f
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scwizard
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God this was umm. Maybe 8 or 9 years ago. There were a lot of bugs concerning wxwidgets and windows xp skins that I had to fight with. I also got the impression that it was clunky and not very well maintained, especially compared to qt.
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False
0
dg5rdqc
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JW_00000
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Isn't part of engineering about making trade-offs, especially taking into account economics?
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1491998038
False
0
dg5ref6
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tending
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You're very confused. Efficient immutable data structures allow you to implement very different kinds of algorithms efficiently than you normally could. With an immutable vector (which is implemented underneath with a sort of tree) copying vectors is cheap, and if you insert an element into a copy the original is unc...
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1491998139
False
0
dg5rg4u
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19
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doom_Oo7
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> Because using the same programs and tools on Ubuntu, my memory hits 10GB frequently www.linuxatemyram.com TLDR: no.
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1491998166
False
0
dg5rgmf
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18
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roffLOL
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kinda makes the _from scratch_ epiphet quite meaningless, don't ya think? :)
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1491998174
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0
dg5rgr3
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double-you
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That's like comparing apples to oranges in a dense fog. :-) Commit charge, caching, allocated but not actually used memory, shared libraries, how much of the used bits are part of the OS... all these make memory usage comparisons difficult. Desktop apps probably have a lot of variance, depending on graphics libraries...
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1491998235
False
0
dg5rhvc
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tambry
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The slides are unfortunately behind a register/pay wall
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1491998277
False
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dg5rimc
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q0-
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>You're very confused. Am I, though? Because last time I checked, C++ still had `const`. And references. And `const` references. And move constructors...
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False
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Voidsheep
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> That's a moot point, as the link on the desktop and the main menu can point to www.spotify.com or the app. For the average user, that shortcut is the app. Most of them would consider it something they've installed on their computer, even if it just navigated to the web application on their browser, without the su...
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1491998355
False
0
dg5rk1o
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netaddicted
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But not when I specifically set up a playlist with 2/3 my favourites and 1/3 music that is new to me, and expect shuffle to let me listen to them in the same proportion as I put them in the playlist.
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1491998483
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1494004267
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da_governator
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Ok. To be clearer it did help a lot getting hired in other industries including banking. Managers were very interested with my experience with emerging cloud technologies. Of course, 3D developers probably have less marketable skills then web developers such as myself.
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dg5rnsh
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drysart
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Program directors in radio have known about this for decades; and a good one will take even more factors into account when putting songs into a cue sheet: not just artist, but whether the artist is male or female, genre, tempo, emotion, and more; and will ensure that as many factors vary from one song to the next as po...
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dg5rp07
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netaddicted
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But on most days I don't require my Spotify shufflying to be cryptographically random enough.
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1491998696
False
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dg5rq16
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inu-no-policemen
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There is no rebinding necessary. It's just a function where you call the method of some object. You could do the same thing with a function expression.
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False
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dg5rq30
t3_64dd29
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maladjustedmatt
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You would think wrongly. iOS users are much more valuable targets because they tend to be higher income. It's the same reason for why Apple rakes in massively more profit than the entire rest of the smartphone industry combined, and the reason for why their App Store still generates more revenue that the Google Play St...
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1491998706
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dg5rq74
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netaddicted
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It's far too much work really, but I have set up playlists with all of an artists songs for several artists (you can select all songs on an album by clicking the first, shift-clicking the last, and then right click for "Add to playlist...").
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depletedvespene
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... with an unbelievable mistake, to boot: ".equal()", on the article's title and in several mentions within the article's body, mixed in with the proper ".equals()" name.
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dg5ruvt
t3_64xj23
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tending
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None of those enable the quick snapshot functionality I described.
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1491999002
False
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dg5rvmu
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1494004390
18
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netaddicted
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Yeah I bet Spotify doesn't make a distinction, it just records that you thumbed them up/down in general.
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1491999012
False
0
dg5rvtd
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20
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Annabellish
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The original post I responded to wasn't saying it wasn't a tremendous difference, though, which is the point - it's not. In fact, without defining some unit of security on which to compare two systems I don't think you could call it. iOS historically has had more vulnerabilities, android historically has had more malwa...
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1491999022
False
0
dg5rw07
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robotmorgan
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Nah, Stirling comes on constantly at work for the electronic/dubstep radio.
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1491999244
False
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dg5s04p
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dukesam
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> looks pretty random to a human eye Doesn't look random at all lol.
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False
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dg5s0fy
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TheManInTheShack
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I have looked. I read several articles on the topic. Where are you reading that iOS has as much malware as Android? Apple has always carefully reviewed apps and can even shutdown apps that are already installed in case something slips by. Google eventually followed Apple's lead with their store in terms of reviews but ...
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1491999318
False
0
dg5s1iu
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1494004470
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ietsrondsofzo
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Javascript most likely won't lose its position anytime soon. The language is way too popular, and wasm will most likely be mostly used as a bytecode for languages such as C++. I seriously, highly doubt anyone will use wasm (or C for that matter) to scroll in a div fluently.
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False
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doublehyphen
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I am well aware that I am not the average user but I would prefer random over shuffled whule working since I do not mind hearing the same song twice, while looping in the same order is something I notice in small playlists and it annoys me for some reason. My solution is to have huge playlists, which is a bit limiting ...
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False
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dg5s30x
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1494004490
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sgmctabnxjs
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> tiers FTFY
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1491999463
False
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dg5s4c3
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1494004507
13
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bobappleyard
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Pretty ironic site name for that reason
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1491999511
False
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dg5s5aq
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1494004521
1
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akram0007
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superb
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1491999623
False
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dg5s7g8
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sgmctabnxjs
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I think telling people to shut up weakens your position. Just some constructive criticism.
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False
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webprojectbuilders
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thanks
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1491999676
False
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dg5s8gj
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1
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maladjustedmatt
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You're right that there isn't an objective measure of security, you can't assign an OS a security number or anything like that. But you *can* look at the design of the OS and see that one OS consistently has more a stricter permission model, stronger and more versatile encryption, and so on. That's exactly what you...
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1491999784
False
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dg5salp
t3_64pocv
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1494004591
0
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BABYCAKESxUNKILLABLE
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It is known.
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1491999913
False
0
dg5sd5h
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AerieC
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Yeah, it's definitely unfortunate that it is that way. That's why foss is so important, because to some extent it can avoid the undesirable pressures of the market, and at least offer competition that doesn't necessarily have profitability as the only goal.
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False
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dg5sd7i
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destinoverde
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Name them. All!
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1491999922
False
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1491999982
False
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dg5seic
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jaysprout
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Best thing about this link/post is it led me to countless awesome other posts on the Spotify blog--thanks for that!
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1492000118
False
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dg5sh8y
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emoprairiedog
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Nope, cause listener.click references this: document.getElementById("value").innerHTML = this.value; which is why the author had a problem in the first place.
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False
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dg5sjpa
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yespunintended
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> “JavaScript-alikes” like CoffeeScript will have to break their own backwards compatibility, or diverge from JavaScript (and thus become less JS-alike over time). Actually, *become less JS-alike* is a desired feature for me. Scala.js is my favorite system to write complex web apps nowadays. Elm looks pretty intere...
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False
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dg5slnm
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sudden_help
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As someone who's not yet used gitLab, Is the limit of 2000 CI pipeline minutes per month a reasonable amount for one user doing hobby projects (the most likely user of this plan) or will you quickly run into problems with this limit?
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False
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dg5sls5
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Annabellish
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OS X also has a relatively high vulnerability rate, fwiw. Both operating systems are essentially the same here. In both cases 99% of users will only ever use apps from their walled gardens. These things really don't add up to anything significant, we're talking about fractions of a perfect difference and not firmly i...
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1492000407
False
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dg5sn7w
t3_64pocv
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2
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icantthinkofone
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Making things up that I never said to prove your point?
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1492000429
False
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dg5snny
t3_62wye0
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0
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cfoust
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I actually ported something very similar to World of Warcraft. It let you play Gameboy ROM's in game! [Gnome Boy Advance](https://github.com/cfoust/gnomeboyadvance)
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1492000448
False
0
dg5so1b
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1494004773
8
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greenseaglitch
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I'm not sure you understand what a native app is. You could build a native app that has completely custom UI elements and still be a native Mac app if you write it in Swift or ObjC. Look at Slack for iOS. It has Slack's own unique look, but it's a native app. They didn't have to use PhoneGap or React or what have you t...
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3
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Annabellish
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Today, both solutions offer fairly identical systems, so I'm not sure it's any fairer to say that apple is well ahead in security than it would be to say that Google was well ahead in design because Apple trailed behind modern trends for a while. Both are kind of silly statements to make about small historical quibbles...
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False
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dg5sqyo
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semanticistZombie
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Where does one find CPU specs etc. of Gameboy to write an emulator? I'm interested in this kind of thing myself but I have no idea where to look for...
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False
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dg5ss16
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K3wp
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> Are you speaking about "video streaming"/"pixel streaming" kind of cloud (list of advantages you give looks specific to this kind of cloud)? No, I'm talking about a hybrid model where some of the simulation/physics is rendered in the cloud and then streamed to clients.
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sapper123
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http://lmgtfy.com/?q=gameboy+cpu+spec
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False
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heckerle
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> Here's the talk by the one of the FB engineers behind the app [As previously on /r/programming](https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/3m5n2n/facebook_engineer_ios_cant_handle_our_scale/) with the kind of comments I'm expecting here as well. (And rightfully so!)
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puuut
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You are right, thanks!
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geodel
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Seems like a 'World Class' application.
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sdrapkin
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.NET Core support is planned when Microsoft delivers .NET standard 2.0 support.
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K3wp
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> And what is perfectly_free for development company now I'm talking about home-users. Btw, I agree totally and most of our compute-bound customers are building their own stuff as it's still cheaper that way.
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heckerle
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I believe [this](http://docslide.us/documents/ios-at-facebook-simon-whitaker.html) should work in the meantime.
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Garethp
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> That's like comparing apples to oranges in a dense fog. :-) Maybe, but the end user result is that I tend to experience a smoother user experience when running the same programs on Windows 10 with less memory. **How** windows gets there is less relevant than the fact that Windows does tend to give me, personally,...
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K3wp
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>The most important thing is that people who would never have paid for your software in the first place are denied the use of it? Fuck them. Who want's deadbeats as customers? World of Warcraft made a lot of money, with zero piracy. So did Diablo III. >Google Fiber finally gave up. Even their heroically su...
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Asmor
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I've never run into any problems. I have pretty simple rules. If something's broken up, I indent its contents. E.g. if ( (subclause1) && (subclause2) && (subclause3) ) { someFunction( with, a, lot, of, arguments ); anotherFunction({ that: takes, an: object, as: ...
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jmtd
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Wikipedia is not a bad place to start, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy#Technical_specifications tells you the CPU is somewhat custom; a little more googling gets you this weird-looking [Game BoyTM CPU Manual](http://marc.rawer.de/Gameboy/Docs/GBCPUman.pdf) with opcodes, timings, etc. Good luck!
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maladjustedmatt
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It's simply not the case that Android has caught up. Perhaps give [this](https://blog.cryptographyengineering.com/2016/11/24/android-n-encryption/) a read.
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banana_lightning
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I'm no programmer, but from the description of the algorithm, it seems like the playlists will get shuffled but end up with almost the same distribution of artists, albums, and songs with variations only in the random offset. That seems to be the danger of trying to structure randomness.
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manghoti
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well I've seen crazier things in tetris, and once you get two pieces in a row, you know where the boundry is, so you just have to start counting.
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banana_lightning
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It's generally fairly easy to hit the "next" button. I think that complaint is born out of laziness
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Space-Being
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Please learn the basics for hashCode and equals first before writing tutorials. First of all the equals is wrong, you compare the strings using `==`. You example only works because the compiler does the hard work and intern the strings. For example the following initialisation means the comparison fails: Movie mov...
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xroni
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Really? Shit, I have been thumbing down some of my favorite music because it doesn't fit in the radio station. It always says "Improving station" so I thought that was what this data was used for. Any idea how I can reset my thumbs? Edit: I found this feature request: https://community.spotify.com/t5/Live-Ideas/Modif...
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inu-no-policemen
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listener.click() is a method call. Inside "click", `this` will refer to the "listener" object. E.g. this logs "foo": ({ name: 'foo', log() { console.log(this.name); } }).log();
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Sarcastinator
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I'm not confused by JavaScript. I just think it's a terrible language. You need to be seriously scarred to enjoy it. It's downright painful to work with.
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repeatedly_once
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Haha, it's probably one of, if not, my favourite language. I must have some very serious problems.
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AngularBeginner
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So around Q3. Why waiting for .NET Standard 2.0? What's wrong with the earlier versions? What are you missing?
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arxdsilva
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forget about Slack, start using Franz (apps agregator) ;)
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xroni
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What (s)he means is: random = picking the next song at random from the entire pool / shuffle = randomize the order of the entire pool at the start of playback.
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mirhagk
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> other embedded scripting engine efforts. This is the point right here. Javascript is a great embedded scripting language. It's a terrible application development language. Back when our websites were HTML with a bit of javascript for a tiny bit of interaction it was great. Now that people develop entire applicat...
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ntthppr
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Most dynamic websites are bloated *because* html is designed as a document rendering format and browsers followed that paradigm. Sheets has major issues with lag. It crashes on stable connections, outline and graphing capabilities lack consistency, formatting cells is even worse, there's formatting issues with links,...
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Annabellish
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No encryption in the world protects against the sort of vulnerabilities which happen while the device is in use, which is a majority of them. Indeed, encryption is defending against access by *different* systems, not exploitation by vulnerabilities. Apple is definitely ahead in strength of encryption, but that has noth...
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skulgnome
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As a small correction, typical CPUs' SIMD units can _complete_ three vector operations per clock, amounting to 24 operations over 48 operands. Since a typical FMAC pipeline is five stages deep, this comes out to a minimum of 3 * 5 * 8 = 120 scalar instances of a kernel, just to hit theoretical max throughput on a sing...
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stankbucket
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It probably has logic to favor what you like and it considers stuff you play more to be something you like.
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RabbidKitten
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> This is not true when you're in a GTK+ app. GTK+ sadly handles the keyboard layout stuff. I don't have the time to check, but if it is so, then I stand corrected. Anyway, they must be doing it "right" then because using `setxkbmap -layout` works correctly for GTK+ apps, too. Not sure if the word "spec" is applic...
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yogthos
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Perhaps you can elaborate on how the situation changed since 2014.
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whisky_pete
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ln -s /mnt/c/Users/{your name} just drop a sym link to your windows user dir in your WSL home dir. I tried this early on and WSL had a bug where it wouldnt tab-complete files properly through sym links, but that seems to be fixed since the last time I tried it out.
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Izzmo
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No.. seriously. If I run a program in compatibility mode, it is slow. Again, you stated you ran 12+ year old IDEs on your current machine, let's assume it's Windows 10, and it is still slow. What gives, why in the world would you do this? Win32 APIs were much different back then and unless you are crazy lucky and they ...
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OrnateLime5097
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Ok. So you would have to find a way to create an accelerometer log without freaking out the os. So not really viable for my idea.
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mlebkowski
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I’m not defending Uber *per se* (I don’t use their product, I have my doubts about the company ethics, etc) but there isn’t much wrong in the process you described: * Ok, someone was late to a meeting. This happens. * Some other guy couldn’t get the sound working in a video conference. Well, I guess that’s awful… *...
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pipocaQuemada
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It's a *really* bad thing when the playlist is "all of the gigs and gigs of music I downloaded from spotify" and you play it every time you're in the car. What's the point of having tens of thousands of songs downloaded if it seemingly only plays the same 50 every time you get into the car?
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ozzeh
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>"Lua" (pronounced LOO-ah) means "Moon" in Portuguese. As such, it is neither an acronym nor an abbreviation, but a noun. More specifically, "Lua" is a name, the name of the Earth's moon and the name of the language. Like most names, it should be written in lower case with an initial capital, that is, "Lua". Please ...
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fuk_offe
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It was not a bad comment, simply that people need to get paid, so it was bound to be paid at some point.
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bstamour
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But then mutating the thing is undefined behaviour. const cast really only exists for interfacing with old code libraries where you want to call a function that a) doesn't modify its arguments, and b) doesn't label its arguments as const.
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