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footpole
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Where I'm from most did and those who didn't used them at school. Most people had internet as well but maybe not in the us.
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oneonetwooneonetwo
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I find it really reassuring. "Would of" isn't the biggest deal in the world but it's always sad to watch communities about *programming* reacting angrily to the idea of getting details correct. I definitely judge people who hate the bot more harshly than people who just trigger it.
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gunnihinn
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So, polygamy?
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False
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dg8vhlu
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1494059030
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t5_2fwo
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ClemDev
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Too slow.
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1492152903
False
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dg8vhoq
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1494059031
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t5_2fwo
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damn_it_so_much
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I noticed three different replies from you on the subject; thanks for them! Gives me an extra opinion to consider (and it matches what I originally supposed and helps clear some of the confusion I experienced).
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1492152913
False
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dg8vhuk
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myringotomy
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True my head is not buried in my ass like yours is.
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1492152944
False
0
dg8via0
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1494059038
-1
t5_2fwo
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Admicos
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For deoplete and other pretty small things. Otherwise my config would work well in regular vim.
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0
1492152952
False
0
dg8vier
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1494059040
1
t5_2fwo
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ClemDev
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Wrong! >1s autosuggest and file search is not fast enough. I want an editor that is faster than my muscle memory, atom is no where near fast enough.
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1492153044
False
0
dg8vjor
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1494059058
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0
1492153161
False
0
dg8vl8f
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1494059079
3
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1492153175
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dg8vler
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1494059081
6
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1492153182
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dg8vlin
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1494059082
2
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ClemDev
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Bingo! Tried atom. Liked atom. Left atom because it was just too slow. Some stuff is muscle memory. If I have a model called user, then "mod us ENTER" should take me there as fast as I can type it. Atom doesn't, sublime does.
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1492153193
False
0
dg8vlni
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1494059084
6
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0
1492153280
False
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dg8vmt8
t3_656w3k
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1494059099
3
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caspervonb
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Change the name, Haiku is already a well known, and registered legal trademark...
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1492153412
False
0
dg8vomu
t3_659qps
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1494059124
12
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martinslot
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There exists no silverbullet. Just use whats right for whatever you are doing.
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1492153524
False
0
dg8vq7u
t3_65advv
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1494059144
12
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mattindustries
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Honestly I just use that as a starter for every page I do these days. I was hoping someone would comment on that though.
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False
0
dg8vqq0
t3_656z8t
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t1_dg8vfxr
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1494059152
9
t5_2fwo
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fb39ca4
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How do you find the first peer?
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1492153661
False
0
dg8vs1a
t3_65af1z
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t3_65af1z
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1494059169
6
t5_2fwo
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bubuopapa
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Whats so hard about that ? You just do double traveling through left/right side of tree, invert traveling direction on one of the sides, and then change elements, i.e. left -> left -> left is equal to right -> right -> right, or left->right->left is equal to right->left->right.
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1492153790
False
0
dg8vtsk
t3_654xcf
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t1_dg7ozqj
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1494059193
0
t5_2fwo
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Noojuno
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Not anymore, thank god.
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1492153809
False
0
dg8vu1r
t3_64oqaq
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1494059196
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tr4ce
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I also wrote a [bot][github] which could listen to the websocket for updates, but one thing I noticed is that the websocket updates lagged behind after about 5 minutes or so. When you'd receive an update, the information was often already outdated. What would be the reason for that? Is it due to the distributed natur...
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1492153831
False
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dg8vuc1
t3_656z8t
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1494059200
1
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l3l_aze
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Lol; understandable - I do that pretty consistently myself :P
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False
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dg8vvoj
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Karasuni
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How did each websocket host communicate updates to the others? Or did you only receive updates from your own host?
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1492154188
False
0
dg8vz13
t3_656z8t
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1494059262
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programmingdoc
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Definitely going to go through this course and work on my OS this summer
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1492154223
False
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dg8vzh6
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2
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alienpirate5
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I see someone else has watched Wat.
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1492154284
False
0
dg8w0bq
t3_656z8t
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1494059280
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pacman_sl
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Żwawy żuk [Doroszewski suggests](http://sjp.pwn.pl/doroszewski/lista/ź) *źrała źmija* is ok, too, but it's definitely too far-fetched.
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jon_ross
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*voila
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False
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ForeverAlot
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We have far more trouble with poorly written tests than the images themselves. There was a bug in a late pre-Selenium 3 release (2.51?) that confused seconds with milliseconds in a command line option -- that gave us grief but upgrading fixed it. We started using them locally, too -- so much easier to manage than the S...
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False
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IGI111
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I could link you one of those studies about how 80% of Muslims do believe in applying that part of sharia, but that's missing the point of the argument. I'm not committed to a particular number here. I'm merely pointing out that a non negigeable part of the world's population has views that you may find immoral, what...
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False
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moefh
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Thanks for the links. So, the second link makes it clear that when comparing strings and numbers, the string is converted to floating point (*"In all other cases, the arguments are compared as floating-point (real) numbers."*). It's nice that it's documented, but it doesn't explain what's the reasoning behind the rule...
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dg8w6gq
t3_652ue0
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alienpirate5
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Kombucha. Fermented tea.
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1492154765
False
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dg8w6ml
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alienpirate5
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Art Is Anal
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1492154813
False
0
dg8w77g
t3_656z8t
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sihat
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But what if they don't understand the rules? Or misinterpret them? Than suddenly the person who's turning them away is the 'jerk' or 'autisticelly rule bound'. I assume you are a software engineer, the computer will sometimes literally follow rules. Even with the slightest mistake. Let me give an example "Please RS...
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1492154871
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0
dg8w7xf
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1494059382
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MisterScalawag
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you will learn more in the first 6 months of your first job out of college than all of college. A year or so ago I didn't know half the shit in this blog, and now I more or less understand it.
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1492154891
False
0
dg8w85n
t3_656z8t
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1494059385
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pvtsuhov
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It's sad to see how informatics regressed intolshamanism. And instead of solving problems with technologies, we rely on scaring off the spirit of malevolent AI with giving frauds ridiculous amounts of money.
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1492155077
False
0
dg8waic
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1494059416
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Sourmansweet
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Paying it forward. Always think of other people and try to make connections between your contacts, to no benefit of your own. Referring others to Gigs you don't have the exact skill set for, job hires, and simple email introductions here and there pave the road.
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1492155098
False
0
dg8wasc
t3_655hct
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nomocle
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This is because they already know (maybe only subconsciously) that it's the last one. Now most of you won't believe me (this is expected), but reading this again in a year or so will make it clear to everybody around here.
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1492155180
False
0
dg8wbt0
t3_656w3k
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t1_dg88jl4
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1494059434
-9
t5_2fwo
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kitd
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Excuse me. I'm only 52.
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1492155218
False
0
dg8wcby
t3_655ilu
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t1_dg7x0w9
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1494059441
5
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ISieferVII
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I can hear the voice...
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1492155353
False
0
dg8wdzn
t3_656z8t
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t1_dg7y2oc
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1494059463
3
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tetroxid
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And a lot slower
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1492155581
False
0
dg8wgtg
t3_656z8t
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1494059501
1
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SikhGamer
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If you can't reach your endpoints for a long time, then you have bigger issues.
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1492155604
False
0
dg8wh4d
t3_659z7d
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t1_dg8no9z
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1494059505
0
t5_2fwo
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mfukar
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They're already used as synonyms. The battle is lost.
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1492155658
False
0
dg8whsu
t3_657n42
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t1_dg8gwjp
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1494059514
30
t5_2fwo
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mfukar
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From the article: http://engineering.bittorrent.com/2013/01/22/bittorrent-tech-talks-dht/
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1492155754
False
0
dg8wiz0
t3_65af1z
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t1_dg8vs1a
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1494059530
5
t5_2fwo
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ahminus
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Yes, you do. Both with a message queue and whatever the hell you call this. But, what do you do with this when requests are starting to pile up and time out? This just gets blithely glossed over as though that were just *never a thing*. There's a reason message queues exist in the first place, and it's not solely ...
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1492155972
False
0
dg8wlos
t3_659z7d
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t1_dg8wh4d
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1494059566
6
t5_2fwo
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bradfordmaster
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I don't know a single self respecting code artisan who goes to Starbucks and drinks their burnt human-rights-violating crap. Blue Bottle or bust. /s ... but not really
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1492156032
False
0
dg8wmfd
t3_656z8t
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t1_dg83yn0
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1494059576
1
t5_2fwo
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Philluminati
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Quoting a Reddit thread just feels like blog spam. The original was good, this is uninteresting.
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1492156037
False
0
dg8wmi3
t3_65advv
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t3_65advv
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1494059577
18
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1492156051
1492184264
0
dg8wmo6
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1494059580
1
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1492156437
1492418435
0
dg8wrgr
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t1_dg8w5ct
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1494059643
3
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brother-seamus
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Also, antirez is the creator of redis so there's that EDIT: typo
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1492156539
False
0
dg8wspa
t3_656z8t
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t1_dg8r17e
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1494059660
14
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shevegen
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But why not?
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1492156945
False
0
dg8wxop
t3_659qps
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t1_dg8nrji
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1494059727
1
t5_2fwo
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shevegen
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Nope.
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1492156960
False
0
dg8wxus
t3_659qps
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t1_dg8vomu
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1494059729
-2
t5_2fwo
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1492157128
False
0
dg8wztw
t3_656z8t
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t3_656z8t
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1494059755
1
t5_2fwo
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SocraticMethHead
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And here I thought it was web programming in Assembly. I'm disappoint.
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1492157213
False
0
dg8x0sl
t3_656z8t
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t1_dg8jpq9
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1494059769
3
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FishDawgX
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Doing a spiral is better because it is simpler. Just an easy pattern to follow instead of generating a list of all the coordinates in the right order.
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1492157240
False
0
dg8x12z
t3_656z8t
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1494059773
3
t5_2fwo
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FishDawgX
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Always considering the pixels again from the start is the big problem that caused the bot in the video to fail. It kept trying to repair the same few pixels over and over and never made progress. I think it would have ended up better if the bot finished the whole section before returning to the start again. This way if...
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1492157440
False
0
dg8x3gw
t3_656z8t
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t1_dg82vi4
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1494059806
1
t5_2fwo
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shevegen
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Author is wrong. > If it IS a Duck, it will not bark like a Dog. If it is an instance of a class, it will behave as instances of > that class do in all the ways prescribed by that class. That's why we need classes. Sounds like Ruby there but the conclusion is wrong. In Ruby you can modify everything at runti...
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1492157521
False
0
dg8x4ff
t3_657zla
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t3_657zla
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1494059818
1
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MURICA_FUCK-YEAH
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I am a hobby developer with very little exposure to actual production systems. I'm very interested in large scale systems but I've never been able to actually get my hands on one directly. So aside from firing up a few cassandra nodes and playing with config files, feeding them fake data, I find it very hard to actuall...
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1492157541
False
0
dg8x4nl
t3_656z8t
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1494059821
3
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Kingmudsy
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To be fair, emacs has a good text editor somewhere in there. I'd use it if I could figure out how to exit vim first...
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1492157910
False
0
dg8x90z
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1494059880
5
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IGI111
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As long as that project has nothing to do with those ideals and they don't bring them into it, yeah I would have no objections. I'm liberal like that. I don't think there is such a thing as beliefs you should ostracize people for because I believe ostracism is a bad strategy anyways. Feel *free* to disagree.
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1492157927
False
0
dg8x97d
t3_650dih
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1494059882
1
t5_2fwo
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QHCG
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No, because the digits of pi aren't random and pi hasn't even been proved to be a normal number.
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1492158007
False
0
dg8xa4l
t3_6578me
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1494059894
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t5_2fwo
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The_frozen_one
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> CSS is simply properties on objects (HTML tags and element identifiers (id/class)), so there's nothing novel with that idea, except you aren't able to dynamically change them, or perform any computation without JS. I do believe this is the correct approach, although I've honestly never given it much thought previo...
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False
0
dg8xbpp
t3_64oqaq
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t1_dg7219u
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1494059915
1
t5_2fwo
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Nico_lrx
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Thanks! It's a pity some stupid people do everything they can to fuck up any initiative on Reddit...
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False
0
dg8xdwg
t3_655hct
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1494059945
1
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dpash
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Blame Debian. Actually, don't. Blame Intel for producing the Itanium (IA-64) architecture rather than making a 64bit x86 architecture. AMD went the latter route and was much more successful. So much so that Intel had to abandon their 64bit architecture and follow AMD. This is why 64bit Debian and Ubuntu is called amd64...
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1492158471
False
0
dg8xfcb
t3_656w3k
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t1_dg80fi0
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1494059964
13
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Conradfr
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You mean a vanilla bullshit latte thing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQdP_NC4EtY
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1492158507
False
0
dg8xfqc
t3_656z8t
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1494059969
1
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avarus
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http://www.haiku-inc.org/trademarks.html yes.
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False
0
dg8xfsq
t3_659qps
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Videos in this thread: [Watch Playlist ▶](http://subtletv.com/_r656z8t?feature=playlist) VIDEO|COMMENT -|- [Reddit Place (/r/place) - FULL 72h (90fps) TIMELAPSE](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnRCZK3KjUY&t=49s)|[+264](https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/656z8t/_/dg7ymwu?context=10#dg7ymwu) - I...
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JQuery vs Javascript, huh?
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https://insights.ubuntu.com/2017/04/05/growing-ubuntu-for-cloud-and-iot-rather-than-phone-and-convergence/ > We will shift our default Ubuntu desktop back to GNOME for Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. I imagine we'll get a better supported GNOME in 17.10, but Unity will still be the default. I doubt they'll drop Unity in 18.04,...
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> Of course you can't really understand a large neural network We can and we should. We need some sort of AI psychology that will try to understand neural networks (and other methods) on a high level. We can't model every molecule in a gas, but we have a pretty good understanding how gasses behave.
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Surely jquery Vs the DOM API would have made more sense?? How can you compare a language and a library???
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You must've missed the one where tldr bot commented the tldr of an article saying that unemployment is going to rise because of AI. That was fun to watch.
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Aaah I remember playing with it and other ultimate-guitar users, good times.
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I use `less +F`
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Oh god
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If you define "low-level" as having to worry about technical details instead of focusing solely on the actual task, quite a lot of languages can be considered as low-level. For example, you still have to be aware of pitfalls such as floating-point math in Java. float f = 1.0f; while (f != 0.0f) { Syste...
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Dammit I was looking at his username and thinking "antirez... that sounds familiar... must be from some subreddit..." I am not a smart man.
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> you have the balls to feel superior to folks who didn't waste the time/money and just skipped to the 5 minutes or so when they actually need the knowledge? the problem is, for a lot of stuff, if nobody ever told you it even existed, you are doomed to try to reinvent it (poorly).
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> it still remains highly useful to have tests for B, C and D if they are internal to the application, and it certainly does not constitute a problem if one changes the implementation of A. You're asserting this but you haven't justified it, whereas the article made arguments against this.
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> If you or I are writing code that does any of those things, we've fucked up somewhere significantly. you know, there is more to life than line-of-business software > I'm denying you needed to spend thousands of dollars to learn those computer science concepts, or that you need to recall them completely from ...
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The big secret is that studying CS does not teach you programming or adminstration. You have to teach that to yourself.
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I miss i3wm on windows. I want to be able to use my own DE. Also I want a FOSS OS. I wont comeback before. Glad MS is moving in the good direction.
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I often feel like this for a ton of projects I see, and I'm graduating this year in CS as well. Fortunately, I happened to understand at least 90% of the article, because we also learned redis and cassandra this last semester. The part I'm not totally sure about is some of the canvas stuff because I've never used it bu...
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No. If you learn C, you'll know how to program for the C machine model. If you learn an Assembly language, you'll know how to program for another model. You could say, on some architectures that make heavy use of microprogramming (such as x86 for example), ASM is a "high-level" language. Computers are basically many ab...
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This was very dramatic.
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Yeah - when Windows is no longer "good enough" to move back. I am in a similar situation. Not that I really want to move back to Windows anyway but I can't really move back simply because I'd find Windows way too annoying these days.
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Am currently on-call, love this comment very much. I can feel your sarcasm so strongly I think pagerduty is about to let me know.
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This is the best advice here, a short and precise list of to-dos, yet those are exactly what you need to be doing for the entirety of your career. There's an enormous amount of very good open source projects you can learn from, many accompanied by their respective blogs or single blog posts. You should constantly be e...
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Could you tell where this belief come from? Why is it the end, and how do they already know it?
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why we can't compare javascript and jquery? please let me know...
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certbot has a built-in nginx helper nowadays, even. If that's hard to use I have no idea.
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Dunno, do you struggle with "expidite"?
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> (I hope it's clear that this is not entirely serious) That doesn't mean it's not true though.
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Because jQuery is made of JavaScript. It's like comparing a factory with what it produces or some other analogy.
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Talking about April Fools' pranks: Did creators of Robin (last years' project) publish any results of experiment? Any conclusions? Analysis? How many communities stood the test of time?
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Not really. You either rely on an ordering or you don't. If you really do rely on a sequence of actions being ordered a particular way then trying an asynchronous solution is pure overhead.
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Symbian with QT worked pretty well. But was already late to the party....
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Neural networks are now being used in program synthesis, which seems like a good model for what you are proposing. There's a paper called "DeepCoder" on this subject, I believe.
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VS Code is not an IDE.
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