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He's so obviously botting it's not even funny
Would be a real shame if something happened to his updoots... -
> Web3 games are one of the most advanced gaming platforms
Literally every Web3 game: Click the egg to transform your NFT into a different NFT -
@ostream It's a pretty bad way to have a respectul conversation and I am not very sympathatic to it
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@ostream That's not what I'm saying. But screaming at people on the internet sure doesn't solve anything either
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@ostream Please do something meaningful with your life instead of picking meaningless fights on the internet. Go program something, drink a beer, meet a friend
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On first glance I read "Manjaro side effects" and I was very confused
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@nanobot Wow that's pretty bad
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@lorentz Ah, fair enough. Although in that case, unless you know more about the data, it would probably still be better to allocate the size hint and then do shrink_to_fit afterwards instead of having reallocate all the time
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Shouldn't that be fine though? It the upper bound is Some, I would assume that it would be somewhat reasonable, although maybe clamping it to a big enough size would probably not be a bad idea
Something like
Vec::with_capacity(iter.size_hint().1.unwrap_or(0) .min(128*1024*1024)) -
"Maximum size of a log file" somehow sounds like a very bad idea
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Not wrong
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Request for changes to be pulled into the remote master
Words are hard and stuff -
I like it because certain words carry more information than the word itself
E.g. constant, immutable and static all mean the same thing in a literal sense but obvious for a programmer they all refer to different things because we associate these words with specific contexts -
@cafecortado It's funny because what's great about english is also what's bad about english
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@nururururu I use risc-v btw
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"Inflation" 🤡
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Only thing ostream should be shipped with is an industrial sized shredder
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I don't see the problem. Just redesign and reimplement half the app by the end of the day. Can't be that hard, can it
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The good ol' AltGr hand destructor 3000
Yeah it's not great but you do get used to it -
Yeah... I was on a TOML hypetrain because it's use in cargo is great, but honestly TOML sucks for anything even vaguely complex
Even more unpopular opinion:
YAML is the best config file format we have. It's expressive, relatively readable, allows comments and most importantly: It's ubiquitous. json5, hjson, etc, etc. exist and aren't bad either but good luck finding a parser for them
Nowadays I exclusively use YAML and I'm happy with it -
@Demolishun They say it was a "process error" and I wouldn't be surprised if it was. I doubt they deliberately stole it for profit
Bad data is another thing. Some data was incorrect which is bad obviously but as far as I know LTT actually retests all gpus each time they do a review, which is also a good thing
Honestly it just seems like what it probably is. A company with a still juvenile internal attitude that grew too fast for it's own sake. Over the last two years or so they hired so many new people it's insane
So what I'm saying is: The world isn't ending, LTT should just slow down a bit instead of the classic "move fast and break things". No need for internet pitch forks and witch hunts -
Not really, just mostly cancel culture drama
None of the allegations are too serious, some QA issues, being too loose about sending stuff back to brands, trying to make too many videos on a tight staff
I mean, yeah not great but nowhere near what the internet makes it out to be -
@dIREsTRAITS But if you can I would really recommend to use either flexbox or grids to keep your sanity
https://css-tricks.com/snippets/...
https://css-tricks.com/snippets/... -
@dIREsTRAITS Ah yeah forgot to mention that lol
Normal divs have display: block which stretches the entire width of the parent -
Just don't give the containing element a fixed width, then it will be just as wide as it's content
If you want the text to stretch out to fill the element you could try text-align:justify but in any case beware that it doesn't wrap on smaller screen sizes or it will break horribly -
@cafecortado Or just, you know, not show an @ symbol in the placeholder lol
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@kiki Let's not go with JavaScript sorting rules...
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See if there's a quantized model with 8 bit ints or even 4 bit ints
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Damn you're in the backrooms