kremlin

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by kremlin 2y ago
or the speed of causality
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by kremlin 5y ago
considering typing time isn't even close to the most time consuming part of programming, I don't think this will be relevant to programmers apart from the programmers who want to do it for fun
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by kremlin 5y ago
Brilliant game. Also of note is that metroid itself has a recent addition to the series, a side scroller on the Nintendo switch.
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by kremlin 5y ago
I think a good text game is actually incredibly complex compared to the simplest types of graphical games.
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by kremlin 5y ago
not sure if it's rude to ask, but have you had any buyers of your nfts?
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by kremlin 5y ago
I commented on the wrong thread, woops
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by kremlin 5y ago
not sure if it's rude to ask, but have you had any buyers of your nfts?
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by kremlin 5y ago
I got inspired by a video, Paint like a Sculptor by Sinix on YouTube. I got reinvigorated to do art, so I got a tablet with a screen and started learning to paint in Photoshop starting in may. I'm on a nearly 150 day streak of drawing
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by kremlin 5y ago
my first thought was the same, but I still had an intuition that it makes sense to call this sort of thing quantum as opposed to other, say, chemical-based senses which, although still at some level obviously relying on quantum physics, are
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by kremlin 5y ago
why did you put "donated" in quotes?
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by kremlin 6y ago
is that not true of Twitter as well?
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by kremlin 6y ago
you probably just haven't used up your free article count yet.
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by kremlin 6y ago
I had this thought while I was reading this. when he said the bit about there being so much oxygen in the atmosphere that the whole thing could light on fire, I thought, "maybe there's some planet that that happened on. maybe most
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by kremlin 9y ago
Yes, even if you Intuit something or know it from experience, it's valuable to have thus level of certainty through a carefully conducted study. Convincing someone your intuition is true is a lot harder than pointing to the research
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by kremlin 9y ago
I'm not. Several of the people in the centre of this drama have a number of Twitter posts saying things like "kill all men" and "all men are terrible" etc. I'm completely willing to believe that these 4 people
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by kremlin 10y ago
Why not just say hundred million?
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by kremlin 11y ago
Maybe each tree could have its own git repo. Complete with branches
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by kremlin 11y ago
What are the benefits of developing a new thing like this rather than using something existing, like a raspberry pi? Cost?
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by kremlin 11y ago
The letter in the article says, "Hello, future generation! And may your era have no slavery and no humiliation of man by man." We are the future generation, and there is in fact prison slave labour now. It's directly on topic
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by kremlin 11y ago
yes, that's right. When I got rid of my computer, I didn't save the folder containing the repo; all the commits were lost. I was able to retrieve the full final content from the place where it was being uploaded to, but that didn&
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by kremlin 11y ago
I had a local git repo with a month's worth of commits. I hadn't pushed any of them so they were all _just_ local (though the head was constantly being uploaded to an online store). I got a new computer and when I was getting rid
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Shopify Bulk 301s Solution(flanneljesus.github.io)
1 points by kremlin 11y ago|0 comments
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by kremlin 11y ago
In my first programming module we used a language called Sense, which was a visual drag-and-drop block editor. I sometimes imagined an editor that used plain text but showed what block you were in visually.
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by kremlin 11y ago
That was something I thought of immediately as well. And Times New Viking: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQJvAXOohoU
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by kremlin 11y ago
It's not automatic for me, which is why I found it annoying enough to ask. If a writer writes 'an SQL query', that doesn't bother me at all, but if a writer writes 'a SQL query', it takes me a while before I st
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by kremlin 11y ago
I'm doing the course, as it's something I haven't learned in depth yet. They mentioned pronunciation : 'S-Q-L' vs 'sequel'. I've always pronounced it S-Q-L. The lecturer implies there's no right
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by kremlin 11y ago
This is just in time. I just read a chapter in a JavaScript book about OO programming in JS and finished the chapter very confused. It demonstrated about 12 different patterns people have used for creating 'classes' and 'subc
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by kremlin 11y ago
indeed. The problem, I think, is that most people implement the naive solution before they realize that it's the naive solution. As each person gets only one click of the button, a lot of people don't get the chance to implement t
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by kremlin 11y ago
i thought that
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by kremlin 11y ago
http://typedrummer.com/l9wtx8

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