cuddlyogre

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by cuddlyogre 1mo ago
You forgot the smoke tests that passed.
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by cuddlyogre 7mo ago
I had to use an iphone for 3 years when I moved because my Android didn't get good reception at my new house. I loathed every single moment of it solely because the typing experience was a hostile and counterintuitive nightmare.
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by cuddlyogre 10mo ago
>C++ is not that complex Relative to what, exactly? It is very hard to take a statement like yours seriously when even veteran developers continue to ship software with memory bugs that exfiltrate data and crash systems to this day.
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by cuddlyogre 10mo ago
>I don’t really see how a language could prevent you from finding joy in programming By saddling the writer with tons of syntax and gotchas that is hard to keep at the top of his mind when trying to create. Languages like c++ and java mi
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by cuddlyogre 1y ago
Every one of our client sites have one. It's proving to be a pain, so maybe that will change soon.
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by cuddlyogre 2y ago
The problem with allowing "basic image-and-some-text-on-the-page adverts" is that you also allow "pop-ups, forced interstitials, autoplaying audio, …" and malware attacks since they all pull from the same pool by default
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by cuddlyogre 2y ago
As a compromise, I suggest the source code must be made public for patented ideas.
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by cuddlyogre 2y ago
Good. Now I hope someone figures out how to abolish software patents.
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by cuddlyogre 2y ago
I don't understand what people mean when they say things like CSS has gotten more complex. It's not like anyone is realistically expected to commit the entire spec to memory. Documentation is plentiful when a person needs to use a
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by cuddlyogre 2y ago
Is this part of a larger drama I'm missing?
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by cuddlyogre 2y ago
I live in a place that was very similar to what you describe. In the last couple years it's become as bad as where I moved from some days. A lot of it is the surrounding areas have been surrendered to the noise makers and residents in
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by cuddlyogre 2y ago
It's not just urban areas. It is a scourge that plagues literally every corner of the world. There is nowhere in the city, the suburbs, small towns, or the middle of nowhere where you aren't subject to industrial levels of noise p
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by cuddlyogre 2y ago
You sound like you have been doing this for way too long to know what it takes to teach beginners.
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by cuddlyogre 2y ago
Does that include motorcycles that have illegal aftermarket exhaust systems with all emission controls removed in an effort to make them as loud as possible? This accounts for about 80% of them, so it's irrelevant how they function by
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by cuddlyogre 2y ago
They might have to be that way to buy them new from the factory. But the moment it belongs to you and even before you leave the lot, you can have illegal aftermarket exhaust systems installed that not one governing body in the United State
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by cuddlyogre 2y ago
And several times the noise and pollution.
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by cuddlyogre 2y ago
I was assured that being skeptical about offloading the use of my brain to a third party that might not always be there was being a luddite.
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by cuddlyogre 2y ago
I began to suspect that it was the processor after I started doing Blender renders and either Blender would crash 100% of the time or I would get a BSoD, which I though was basically impossible on modern computers. The real sign was that d
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by cuddlyogre 2y ago
The only fix is to replace it. There is something wrong with the processor itself that is unfixable by mortal hands.
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by cuddlyogre 2y ago
I may have been able to return it to Newegg, but return shipping is hit or miss as to whether you have to pay for it and I was honestly so frustrated with the whole fiasco that I just wanted to go directly to the source for a replacement th
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by cuddlyogre 2y ago
I had a 13900K blue screen at random for almost a year. Anything that used more than a certain amount of cores would either crash or blue screen, which was irritating considering I built the machine in part so I could do simulations and re
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by cuddlyogre 2y ago
If you can't trust the mail, the phone, or your computer, make them come to your house with the sheriff. It's almost as if a consumer protection agency should be created and funded to protect consumers.
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by cuddlyogre 2y ago
For the extra dollars they'll obtain when it is no longer too dangerous to release.
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by cuddlyogre 2y ago
That's horrifying.
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by cuddlyogre 2y ago
What I'm saying is that it doesn't matter if you disallow them access now, because they've already gotten everything they want, whether you wanted it or not. The difference between this scraper and other scrapers is that norm
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by cuddlyogre 2y ago
The several years that they were scraping the web to build their models and they weren't telling anyone about it.
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by cuddlyogre 2y ago
Even though Blender can technically do just about anything, purpose built software like Marvelous Designer or Substance Painter make life a lot easier and allows for better looking work much faster. But that costs a lot of money that someon
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by cuddlyogre 2y ago
Whether it respects robots.txt is irrelevant if its existence is secret for the entire time it's doing the scraping.
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by cuddlyogre 2y ago
When I was in martial arts, breaking landscaping blocks with a palm strike was not difficult at all, but did sting like a hard high five. The trick is a stiff hand, but not so stiff as to be inflexible, and hitting mostly with the meat of y
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by cuddlyogre 2y ago
Text input on Apple devices as a whole seems to have been programmed by extraterrestrials that use completely alien sentence structures. Specifically, the iOS keyboard borders on unusable most days. But when I have to use a Mac, it's

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