See also the 2015 horror game SOMA
Ever since I started riding a motorcycle I've started to believe this to be the case too. I get so many bug splats on my helmet, jacket, and motorcycle that I'd never have if I was driving a car. By the end of most…
I added it to my cart 2 minutes before and spent 3 hours trying before realizing that just because it's in your cart doesn't mean it exists since it was actually out of stock.
And as we've seen with streaming it'll have ads anyway despite the fact that you're paying.
matklad made xshell
That TAS is spliced. The stairs beyond the door aren't loaded, you need the key to load it. This is a real console 0-star TAS: https://youtu.be/iUt840BUOYA
It's crazy how unusable most gun websites are for browsing what's available. This though is the perfect example of what I really want when browsing catalogues.
if let makes a lot more sense when you learn that a normal let expression also takes a pattern[1]. let Coordinates(x, y) = get_coords(); But this is intended for "exhaustive patterns". If you can't express an exhaustive…
No? Not everyone's dream is being a manager. I like writing code, it's fun! Telling someone else to go write code for me so that I can read it later? Not fun, avoid it if possible (sometimes it's unavoidable, we don't…
It's useful for combinators, like flatMap. For instance if you want to flatten an iterator of optional values into the values of all some elements.
Except mirages are real optical phenomena that can be captured by a camera. Hallucinations are made entirely by your brain and cannot be captured by an external observer.
You can also just allocate unmanaged memory directly via `Marshal.AllocHGlobal`. Basically the .NET version of `malloc()`
Those generally aren't in the living room
I'm not sure if it's actually any easier to read. When lots of things are changing it honestly becomes harder to read and figure out what's important and what's superfluous. With the old progress system, everything was…
I always thought it was pronounced "ef'in". Like when you have to censor yourself in front of coworkers because of this ef'in code.
See also the 2015 horror game SOMA
Ever since I started riding a motorcycle I've started to believe this to be the case too. I get so many bug splats on my helmet, jacket, and motorcycle that I'd never have if I was driving a car. By the end of most…
I added it to my cart 2 minutes before and spent 3 hours trying before realizing that just because it's in your cart doesn't mean it exists since it was actually out of stock.
And as we've seen with streaming it'll have ads anyway despite the fact that you're paying.
matklad made xshell
That TAS is spliced. The stairs beyond the door aren't loaded, you need the key to load it. This is a real console 0-star TAS: https://youtu.be/iUt840BUOYA
It's crazy how unusable most gun websites are for browsing what's available. This though is the perfect example of what I really want when browsing catalogues.
if let makes a lot more sense when you learn that a normal let expression also takes a pattern[1]. let Coordinates(x, y) = get_coords(); But this is intended for "exhaustive patterns". If you can't express an exhaustive…
No? Not everyone's dream is being a manager. I like writing code, it's fun! Telling someone else to go write code for me so that I can read it later? Not fun, avoid it if possible (sometimes it's unavoidable, we don't…
It's useful for combinators, like flatMap. For instance if you want to flatten an iterator of optional values into the values of all some elements.
Except mirages are real optical phenomena that can be captured by a camera. Hallucinations are made entirely by your brain and cannot be captured by an external observer.
You can also just allocate unmanaged memory directly via `Marshal.AllocHGlobal`. Basically the .NET version of `malloc()`
Those generally aren't in the living room
I'm not sure if it's actually any easier to read. When lots of things are changing it honestly becomes harder to read and figure out what's important and what's superfluous. With the old progress system, everything was…
I always thought it was pronounced "ef'in". Like when you have to censor yourself in front of coworkers because of this ef'in code.