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Another pain is when I see such code snippets on the web.
For the clarity, it's not only the US quotes I have a problem with. Other languages have also their corks:
- PL: „quote”
- PL: ‚quote’ (single variant)
- PL: ‘quote’ (british variant)
- FR: «quote»
- DE: »quote«
// Thanks for other comments how it could be possible!
Terrifying that went through.
Unfortunately the only one solution is to use Chromium based browsers and install a plugin, that itself has some limitations (like dwarf file cannot be larger thatn 2GiB).
Sorry for a sad note in front, I'm happy because of the release!
We've found another metric (unnamed) what's the person coverage of code (or projects). As we're working in a long living project, we've found that for some code we have there is no single person knowing shit about it. Therefore in case of maintenance - there is a risk that it will take longer - or possibly will be impossible. Guess what - in case of code that we use it's fine to live with this. And in any case, somebody will flex a little bit more to change implementation.
There is another case - when internal projects / CI / CD relies on tools that we've lost maintainers. Knowledge how to build them, where to SSH to restart them is gone. Current action is to spot such systems and reduce our dependency on them.
Our team is ~60 devs. I wounder to how it works for other companies that maintain long living projects.
Then:
```
#ifndef JSON_H
#define JSON_H
// ...
#endif
```
Still I didn't get how #pragma once didn't end up in a standard, when every major compiler supports that.
A solution is to make a dummy repo in the repo where includeIf points to - but that is annoying a little, as sometimes it confuses IDEs or makes shell (ZSH + addons) slower - as it tries to seek for changes.
The best solution I've found is to unconditionally include an additional config in the main config. But the additional config is coming from a dynamic location that I mount in my shell when I work. Basically during the working hour I mount my entire partition which is encrypted under ~/work. And I have my config under ~/work/.gitconfig. I have also there my additional shell config - so during working hours I have everything set up. The cons is that I need to mount/unmount that partition every day.
// I know of topic, I wish the game all the best!
I miss that language a lot. It has quite a few great concepts: XML, intuitive implementation of objects, where key can be anything. Statically typed. Prototypes. Typed vectors. for..each loop. Dictionary with weak keys (oh that I loved so much, it was so powerful to implement better memory management on top of this).
I spent like 10 years developing in it, now it's my 6 year since I've touched it last time : (
UltraEdit is very sluggish - to the moment it's not usable to work with.
I did a very subjective comparison between few editors in terms of speed in working with such file (flow is: open, find, manually edit, save). And in my eyes here is the result: 1. Cuda Text 2. Sublime 4 3. VS Code 6. UltraEdit
Please note: I only tested the workflow that I work on daily basis. I can see that UltraEdit can do much more that Cuda Text, and in different test cases probably it will be a much better choice. But not for me.
Absolutely top tier lightweight code editor for special tasks.
Have you seen some VR / AR applications that apply some visual effects on human faces? Or something that visualizes hand position in space - based on some controllers? Have you seen these visualizations having a spontaneous jumps in position of theirs visualization? These are areas where Kalman filtration can be applied.
Good work!
So Firefox put my account password there automatically, and color coded that, but also did this for Max Access Count. And to be frank I filtered out that field when I was looking for relative option to solve #2 problem.
* Password field for creating new sends should be named differently, as by default Firefox autocompletion puts there my account's password there. Potentially should be exposed from OPTIONS panel. Alternatively it can be generated by default, and then once the message is created, will be shared to the creator - or stored in options menu of my sends
* Missing an option to expire message after first opening. It's like a self destroyable notification that can be read only once. Why? For the instance if I share some confident information with someone that I know is going to open very soon, then once he/she opens the message it will be destroyed, so that if somebody accesses either my or my friend's machine, it will be impossible to read the secret message. Another aspect is that if my friend will try open the secret message, and it will show that message doesn't exist / was destoryed - then we know that message was compromised.
But, 10% is a maximum penalty posted. For the instance [1] shows that in 2018 maximum penalty was 931k PLN (~300k $). Another case [2] shows that penalty can be easily deceased if subject is cooperating (-50%) and further more decreased if subject takes penalty without court.
At the moment CDPR has done something extraordinary that is: extended refund policy for the title. Forcing that also on PlayStation (and taking ricochet by pulling title from the store). Providing a few hot fixes for very very fresh product and stating future work in next couple of months.
I do understand that players on base PS4 and XBOX are mad. And in my opinion UOKiK can help taking their side. But with such a complicated case, where lots of players do play and enjoy the game (even on these consoles). The 10% penalty is simply impossible. Also I don't know if it's is at all, as there is the refund policy in place.
[1] - https://www.uokik.gov.pl/download.php?plik=24030
[2] - https://www.wiadomoscihandlowe.pl/artykul/uokik-pol-miliona-...
TL;DR; UOKiK does that as requested and expected from them, but is very unlikely that 10% penalty will take place.