BystanderX

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by BystanderX 3y ago
It would be shorthand for: `$validated = ['key' => 'value']; $validated['status'] = 'pending'; Order::create($validated);`
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by BystanderX 3y ago
It can really come down to who you're talking to. I use old.reddit.com and have a heavily filtered r/all for general news (which I could do without), and specifically participating in discussions that are almost entirely text arou
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by BystanderX 3y ago
I used this method on reddit myself. It's just a userstyle, so I turn it off occasionally, but it makes it a voluntary action I have to turn back on if I want to see it. Helped out, I think. Along with carefully practicing not escalati
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by BystanderX 3y ago
Donate to the filter list maintainers if they accept it. https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Why-don%27t-you-accep...
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by BystanderX 5y ago
Because if there's a facility that grants out-of-browser data to the remote, the remote can deny service unless it is enabled. Unless the feature is designed to fake data and make permission status opaque to the remote, it's a pri
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by BystanderX 6y ago
Thanks for your reply. > Not sure what you really mean. [...] sites are too complicated for anyone to pick out what's going on from the original source let alone the actual served source... I agree, View Source itself has become les
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by BystanderX 6y ago
So this is already a pretty toasty section of comments so let me put this to you. If you've already answered this elsewhere, please let me know. I would be surprised if someone heavily involved in the Web's development process for
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by BystanderX 11y ago
"Guidelines" The feature shouldn't exist in the first place. If a backdoor is hidden, this is an unlocked door with a "Please don't enter" sign on it.
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by BystanderX 12y ago
I recall reading about this being done, honestly. The community actually running the lines. I wish I remembered where, I'd link it.
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by BystanderX 12y ago
We're to the point where 5+ old computers are running vista. XP is really finally starting to phase out for game-capable computers.
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by BystanderX 12y ago
It's almost like people here don't actually play anything but AAA games..
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by BystanderX 12y ago
It and DotA2 are the primary titles supporting this model, and it's great for players. It's hard to sell to marketing though, apparently.
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by BystanderX 12y ago
Yeah, onslaught isn't something I see talked about much anywhere else and was loads of fun.
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by BystanderX 12y ago
Suspend Tab works for Firefox ~24 (Palemoon is still 24), and BarTab has a more official suspend/unload idle tabs feature. I'm sure you've tried them with your browsing habits, but just to make sure.
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by BystanderX 13y ago
Win-W -> start typing.
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by BystanderX 13y ago
Count me in here. Would love access to lectures or videos.
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by BystanderX 13y ago
Hold ctrl and zoom out. Then right click on any group to name it. Drag tiles out of groups to make your own, drag groups around when zoomed out to organize. There's no hierarchy but it's actually extremely usable.
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by BystanderX 13y ago
Anyone know what the music in this video is?
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by BystanderX 13y ago
Now if only they would copy the separate master process (Heck, put all the renderers in one process, I don't care) so I can move tabs around without waiting five seconds per tab.
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by BystanderX 14y ago
If only they were as reasonable stating this as you.
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by BystanderX 14y ago
Hell will surely descend upon me, but I'd vote for having it be syntactic sugar for => in general.
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by BystanderX 14y ago
And you know what's exemplary about DotA 2? All that money you spent isn't even short-cutting grind, it's /only/ on cosmetics. I can't find a better example of F2P models out there, even my beloved Planetside 2 has some pretty big issues w
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by BystanderX 14y ago
Can you not simply make calls from the chat client in gmail?
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by BystanderX 14y ago
From reading what Haskell related articles I've seen around HN and other places over the last few months, the always-on laziness seems to actually be a problem a chunk of the time, correct? Well, not so much a problem, as not always a good
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by BystanderX 14y ago
- who are willing/eager to share their research and thoughts with the general public. I imagine he had to push it a little to get Zenimax to allow it to be publicized, since he slipped that credit in there.
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by BystanderX 14y ago
I agree, it'll certainly be uncanny. Except, we adapt. I think Uncanny Valley will slowly shrink - Things will improve, and we'll get used to some of the oddities. I mean, he mentions it in the article: People were used to 400ms latency and
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by BystanderX 14y ago
Probably doesn't help that most of the code is tied up in scripts for games, and public development is hosted in places like curseforge and wowinterface.
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by BystanderX 14y ago
Because it's not the "default" identity provider, it's the "fallback" identity provider. They're trying to define a open standard which would end up with any number of identity providers. The goal is something that can bootstrap the system
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by BystanderX 14y ago
Not to mention demand and continued production drives research and improvement, so it would have been self reinforcing.
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by BystanderX 14y ago
As Dyson said, it's fairly easy. LuaJIT2's ffi also makes it a lot quicker.

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