Posts by mvz@mastodon.social
(DIR) Post #1509287 by mvz@mastodon.social
2018-11-25T17:54:54Z
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@jasper @yogthos Reading this I get the feeling the author is not up-to-date on object-oriented design. The hits vs ishit problem should be solved using a third object that knows about fighting.
(DIR) Post #1509291 by mvz@mastodon.social
2018-11-26T09:30:43Z
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@yogthos @jasper I'm having a hard time understanding what the problem is. Your objects contain your data. They either work together, or they don't and then you refactor. There is no upfront consideration involved.If it's all just data in pipelines, it becomes harder to change the data structure at the source without changing its use downstream.The question is, in which case is this change harder. I tend to prefer the ease of switching between attributes and methods.
(DIR) Post #1509292 by mvz@mastodon.social
2018-11-26T09:44:25Z
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@yogthos @jasper In a sense, when it comes to data, OO allows you to keep all the changes needed when your stored data changes in one place. The rest of the system, whether organized like a pipeline or otherwise, doesn't have to change.
(DIR) Post #2393497 by mvz@mastodon.social
2018-12-27T07:48:16Z
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Ctrl-shift-c should really only be a thing if Ctrl-c is not 'copy'. And then, Ctrl-shift-c should be 'copy'. Not 'show calendar' or 'show development tools'. ðŸ˜
(DIR) Post #2404874 by mvz@mastodon.social
2018-12-27T10:42:31Z
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@aral I'm not disagreeing, but for sanity's sake that would have to mean not using Ctrl at all for application accelerators.
(DIR) Post #2404876 by mvz@mastodon.social
2018-12-28T22:45:21Z
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@aral Yes, but on macOS all accelerators use Command, right? That's what Linux desktops environments should do too, rather than only change copy/paste. Ctrl would then just be something you use in the terminal for sending signals and stuff.
(DIR) Post #2475774 by mvz@mastodon.social
2018-12-31T16:42:37Z
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@alcinnz @aral @bugaevc What terminal program would that be? I don't see gnome-terminal having this option.
(DIR) Post #3614238 by mvz@mastodon.social
2019-02-01T07:11:47Z
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Once in a while I try Wayland. Currently, it:* Uses a lot of power* Has weird artifacts* Drops mouse clicks* Has awesome video performanceBack to X11 for now 😞
(DIR) Post #9h07zTxRd0zsmpCLSK by mvz@mastodon.social
2019-03-19T21:25:12Z
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@maloki @ashfurrow why, when there is no 'slave' in this context?
(DIR) Post #9h07zUcZA7tGqMRBYG by mvz@mastodon.social
2019-03-20T08:14:34Z
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@maloki @ashfurrow That is not very helpful, I'm afraid.
(DIR) Post #9h07zUx7vgKxs83bbE by mvz@mastodon.social
2019-03-21T07:38:31Z
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@maloki @ashfurrow I wasn't looking for a discussion, just for an explanation, since this issue was new to me, but OK.
(DIR) Post #9h1YHcjPQ39IYwTR8i by mvz@mastodon.social
2019-03-22T08:51:39Z
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@ashfurrow @maloki "master" has many different meanings. Would this reasoning mean not using, e.g., 'master of science', 'master singer', 'master class', etc.? Or just meanings that refer to telling other people what to do?
(DIR) Post #9h2IbqE7Y6x86JPwnI by mvz@mastodon.social
2019-03-22T17:30:44Z
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@ashfurrow @maloki Thanks for your insightful explanation. As a non-native English speaker and non-American this stuff is not very intuitive.
(DIR) Post #9hEiZ81WiWSb8UmZWK by mvz@mastodon.social
2019-03-28T16:44:24Z
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Recaptcha needs to die.
(DIR) Post #9ittqwayeS6Bh5VHfM by mvz@mastodon.social
2019-05-17T11:59:48Z
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@a_breakin_glass @elomatreb Isn't that how the <q> element is supposed to work?
(DIR) Post #9tCdS7UQZW37badBD6 by mvz@mastodon.social
2020-03-20T15:32:53Z
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@jeroenpraat I'm just hating on Zoom because it gives the inviter the option to not allow the invitee to use the browser UI until they have "tried to download the client". That's needlessly user-hostile.
(DIR) Post #A6IOIegMQ0I1k8Jv72 by mvz@mastodon.social
2021-04-16T06:34:12Z
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@urusan Two Ruby solutions:def all_equal?(arr) arr.uniq.length == 1enddef all_equal?(arr) arr.each_cons(2).all? { |a, b| a == b }endThe second one should be more efficient for larger inputs since it will bail out at the first inequality.
(DIR) Post #A6JXKMCwrl5CD0iEka by mvz@mastodon.social
2021-04-16T06:52:36Z
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@berkes @aral @AstaMcCarthy What a stupid argument. Of course we can talk about good and bad even when it does not involve our own property.
(DIR) Post #A6JXKN6FY9JoyWaOwq by mvz@mastodon.social
2021-04-16T07:55:56Z
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@berkes @aral @AstaMcCarthy Yes, everyone has different viewpoints.Thankfully, Christians, pacifists and you can all talk about what uses are bad and good. And disagree about them.Dismissing that discussion based on ownership is silly.
(DIR) Post #AO9MXVT1HwMfFrIMV6 by mvz@mastodon.social
2022-10-02T07:37:53Z
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@strypey They seem to equate an M1 MacBook Pro with a 'typical modern laptop', so Vista-era is probably way too old.