DinaCoder99
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Tesla's gonna take over the car market, like, any day man, I swear.
> The obvious fix is to stop animating when the step gets below some threshold, but that's inelegant. Why? It's simple, easy to implement and validate, and provides the desired visual impact. Seems perfectly elegant to…
Given that the canopy itself modulates the moisture in the air, this explanation seems to provide a bound on the outlier of height relative to other trees more so than an absolute barrier.
Eddie Chapman even more so!
Sure, but they can also easily ask anyone. I don't know why it makes sense to shrug off that responsibility onto some nationalist bullshit.
Easy! Maximization of index funds.
I've found you can also just disable javascript, paste, and reenable javascript again.
I don't see how that would affect a screenshot—the difference is clearly visible in screenshots. Furthermore the differences between Mac, Linux, and Window font rendering are widely discussed on the internet. I think I…
That is only true for high modern European (western) history.
> There isn't much point eating together if that sort of politics might come into play, the power differential is too large. Historically, the value of eating with your men is that the men will actually follow your…
> Attach a MacMini to a non-HiDPI display and you could recognize that the font rendering is awkward. Ironically for "always expose relevant options through system settings" Apple, you can still access font smoothing…
There seems to be a conflation in two subtly different types of debugging here—one is simply regurgitating state while tracking down a specific bug on a local machine and should not be committed and the other is…
I think that "strong belief grounded in degrees of trust" is a much more powerful concept than "fact" in practice, not to mention one that's much more difficult to attack from a theory of knowledge perspective…
There's essentially no chance of that—any linguistic connection would have happened in the last 2,000 years or so. Spoken language sans written record changes much too fast to preserve such semantics—and, to be clear, I…
Blind? I assumed that the monopoly on iphone app distribution (and the corresponding growth in fee revenue) was why the stock has been so high recently.
I disagree—println! is far more common for every day printf debugging than the log crate is. Do i have any evidence of this? No, but it takes less to type and is harder to mess up with log levels while working just as…
It seems a lot more crazy to not care how society works, personally.
I personally find the semantics of javascript a lot harder to internalize than rust due to its scoping and very unintuitive object system. I can't imagine this is any more difficult than that.
Huh, typically print is the debug message function vs explicitly writing to stdout
Just because an explanation is satisfying to speculate about doesn't make it correct
> have respect for Milton Friedman. Do they? Still? Color me skeptical.
How do you fix the keybindings on linux short of changing hundreds of separate software packages? Spoiler, I've and you can't. Why are there about eighteen million packages implementing each component on linux, each…
Perhaps, but none of that commit history is related to the invocation to git clone. To acquire and verify you need both a url and a hash for each branch head you want to verify
Being able to feel the resistance of the road is valuable, especially in inclement weather. Much more so than with, say, an airplane.