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by jacoblambda 7y ago
The thing however is that the tightly packed urban model allows the more rural lifestyles to exist. Designing towns and cities to be densely packed or at least space efficient allows people in those environments to get where they need to go
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
The majority were either natural starts (lightning) or accidental (unsupervised campfires and I think one was due to a tossed lit cigarette) however after the fires had been burning for a while there were a few cases of arson because some p
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
I'm not going to deny that but if you just filter for content that your goal from the subreddit like I mentioned in my comment then you can pick up some meaningful information and have some good discussions. MK is such a wide field for
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
Adding a Do Not Send button to the form would be nice so that you could choose not to send back telemetry if you care about that type of thing and you accidentally hit the button.
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
This doesn't work over ssh unfortunately. The tmux method works locally and remotely. Vim has server mode which is similar but significantly less ergonomic than just using tmux and requires vim to be compiled with non default flags.
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
I've found decent success with /r/MechanicalKeyboards/ and a good chunk of the "classy" liquor subreddits (i.e. /r/scotch et all) since you tend to have a number or regulars who you can pick up a fair
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
While that is correct, I'd argue that the military value lies more in force projection than actual force itself. Sure it's predicted that if the US were to enter into a proper engagement with either China or Russia that every carr
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
you can also use vim's built in terminal multiplexer if you have vim 8 or newer. The benefit with using the vim variant is that you can apply most of the vim features to terminal use. i.e. you can use vim to sift through terminal outpu
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
Chiming with my prior experience: My problem with Qt's approach is that their editor is atrocious despite their XML schema for UI layout being excellent. Qt's XML schema makes sense and very easily translates to the C++ it generat
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
Yep but you have to pay for the labour from the many inspectors who have to verify it's correctness and the legal cost for properly filing all the paperwork to legally allow the structure to stand.
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
Yes it is, however it is much more difficult to tell if said binary has been tampered with if you can't reliably build the exact same binary.
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
This was an April Fools joke. https://www.modernescpp.com/index.php/april-fool-s-joke-raw-...
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
If you read into it a bit more, those are optional dependencies and if you drop support for redox OS while on windows you lose all but five of the dependencies and those are a config dependency, libc, and winapi and winapi architecture pack
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
I don't think you understand. Maybe this video would help enlighten you on the subject. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2F-DItXtZs
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
F-droid has a method for serving upstream signed APKs along with F-droid signed APKs as well as a method for exclusively serving upstream signed APKs.
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
Yep I'm dumb. That's what I get for writing that snippet last night with a few drinks in me. As for comparison against switches, I find that switches are very limited in a lot of languages (looking at you C/C++). The problem
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
I think the problem with #5 is the formatting and use case. Ternaries are really useful for certain things and can make code much easier to read but they are also super easy to misuse. The big thing I find is that ternaries allow for greate
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
BTW the Dyalog license is free for a personal/non-commercial license. The process for getting it is a little weird but the dyalog variant is a pretty nice piece of kit.
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
not necessarily. I'm using 1.1.1.1 as well and I get no response.
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
I can say as a part of the younger generation of programmers that I don't have any problem with Perl and that it has its uses but I don't think Perl should necessarily be used as much as it was in the past.
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
(not op) I'm not necessarily saying they should but I also think it could be really cool looking and still hold to the spirit of the building if done well.
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
they are suggesting improvements. The code as a whole is problematic due to a number of reasons and they are offering improvements. If they had prefaced everything with add the namespace to the definitions, I doubt most people would have ha
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
I think that was the point they were making.
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
Welp this is where the issue and the meme is. This is where the Stallman rant: https://www.gnu.org/gnu/linux-and-gnu.html came from and is still a point of contention. The linux kernel is the only standard part of any
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
Basically, it's a matter of being able to force the issue. Distros are largely volunteer effort and are already a lot of work. Forcing library devs to cooperate would be a gargantuan task and just rejecting the changes would kill most
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
The problem isn't that they are shrinking, its the after-effects of shrinking and what it entails. - The population shrinks but density in the cities still increases -> decreased land utilisation/abandoned villages. - Decreasin
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
That doesn't make them the authoritarian. By the way they are talking they obviously weren't writing ransom notes and holding the school hostage, they were poking around and exploring. While I can't say for sure, they likely
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
This is a rather strange take considering how large and quality the cultural (music, movies, tv, games, books, art, etc) communities are in the pirating scene. If anything piracy is essential to the survival of culture. The more we barricad
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
"I'd rather trust a corporation providing some information over an individual providing absolutely nothing, especially when that corporation's information matches with my own internal information." Ah, I had assumed that
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by jacoblambda 7y ago
While I want to avoid getting into this argument, what you are saying is the same as "well it works on my machine" and "there can't be anything wrong with Oracle Database because Oracle says there are no bugs."

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