john_reel

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by john_reel 10y ago
I’ve had the opposite experience on my Surface Pro 4 and desktop. Everything is much more stable than on Windows 7, where I would often find myself needing to do manual maintenance after something like a power outage. On Windows 10, I haven
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by john_reel 10y ago
I’ve heard a bit about the last point but I’d like to know more. Can you elaborate?
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by john_reel 10y ago
> Next, they hired Carmack, who is accused of copying thousands of documents from his computer at ZeniMax. This claim sounds pretty dubious. Has John Carmack said anything about it?
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by john_reel 10y ago
Helicopter parenting can even hurt you when it’s second hand. My mom did the same with my brother but but not with me. I was much younger than my brother and still in elementary school but by fifth grade I began to feel afraid of my mom doi
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by john_reel 10y ago
What makes Ms. Pac Man so hard for AI?
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by john_reel 10y ago
Yep they use TSVs.
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by john_reel 10y ago
If string is unescaped user input, then yes, you are.
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by john_reel 10y ago
$90 for 28 Mbps. However, I only get 10 Mb/s, the speed we had paid for previously. Every time I try to get back to 10 Mb/s prices AT&T attempts to repair it, sends a person for diagnostics, acknowledges there is a problem, se
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by john_reel 10y ago
What do those terms mean?
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by john_reel 10y ago
If you’re concerned about memory usage, VS Code should not be your first choice...
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by john_reel 10y ago
For what it’s worth, I’m using IDEAVim and it’s amazing. It supports custom editor actions too, like refactorings, in your .ideavimrc
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by john_reel 10y ago
Have you tried CLion?
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by john_reel 10y ago
Well if A=1 (I know it’s not), D is 5-1. I’ve noticed that whatever you change five to fits this pattern. Ex: +=3 in the code gives you AAAAAAAB, and B would be (3-1) if A=1. I
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by john_reel 10y ago
That seems kind of absurd. Where does all of that cost come from?
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by john_reel 10y ago
Why that over KeePass?
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by john_reel 10y ago
I’ve used Windows with the name “currentuser” to appear to be Norman Sandbox for a few years now.
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by john_reel 10y ago
So if I want to make an AI for a game, I should use OpenAI?
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by john_reel 10y ago
None of Cawley’s work is to be missed. Anyone interested in JITs ought to look into his work.
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by john_reel 10y ago
How does it handle polymorphic code?
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by john_reel 10y ago
Cryptographers were not fond of DUAL_EC. They also recommended against DES and MD5 long before attacks really appeared.
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by john_reel 10y ago
Those articles (and their sources) sound interesting. Think you can share any of them?
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by john_reel 10y ago
Do you mind explaining those architectures?
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by john_reel 10y ago
Can you explain the difference?
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by john_reel 10y ago
Yes please! Any ETAs on webassembly landing?
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by john_reel 10y ago
Lua is perfectly multiparadigm. Anyone who hasn’t tried it should.
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by john_reel 10y ago
That makes a lot more sense, thanks.
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by john_reel 10y ago
See: precomp, lrzip, srep
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by john_reel 10y ago
Honestly, it’s a great article. That said, there’s nothing wrong with nils in tables in Lua if you know what you’re doing. Yes, they can introduce weird behaviors, (particularly with the # operator) but if you understand how next, pairs, ip
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by john_reel 10y ago
Yeah that’s generally how Lua should be used.
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by john_reel 10y ago
Why not follow the more official conventions? Underscores are rarely used in Lua.

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