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961.
by 1_player 6y ago
Elixir is stable in that sense as well. Which IMO is very nice as I don't feel I have to relearn the language if I leave for 2 years, and I have to rewrite a 2 years old project to make use of any new idiom and syntax sugar.
962.
by 1_player 6y ago
We can live without sugar. Like, 0 grams of sugar, or even 0 grams of carbohydrates. The hardest part is to avoid any at all, since even muscle meat contains some. The real killer though is added sugar, not naturally occurring sugar. Or eat
963.
by 1_player 6y ago
It's just a matter of habit. I'm still addicted to sugar, but I've been drinking tea and coffee without sugar for the past 10 years, and I don't feel they require any at all. The slight bitterness of coffee is the same a
964.
by 1_player 6y ago
Is there any update to this?
965.
by 1_player 6y ago
Your 37ms is based on 5ms roundtrip and 0 CPU time, which is impossible. And add network jitter which might be worse than static latency. And the Stadia market isn't people with fast monitors, Ethernet connected and ultra stable intern
966.
by 1_player 6y ago
Because sending a light beam 10 miles away is slower than not doing so, obviously. Light isn't instantaneous in this universe. It's surprising people still don't get this. Operating a computer miles away will always be slower
967.
by 1_player 6y ago
No. However fast is your Internet, it is still slower to send data out on the Internet pipes and back again than doing local computation. 5ms ping to your local Stadia server is at least 5ms of additional latency compared to a high end PC.
968.
by 1_player 6y ago
The story is one of the campiest, silliest ones I have ever encountered in a videogame, but hats off to Kojima for trying something new and radical. I definitely enjoyed my time with it and I look forward to his next endeavour.
969.
by 1_player 6y ago
I do not understand how people say there's virtually no latency. There is, and it's _huge_, because light is actually quite slow and no tech can improve on that. Makes me think people that say this have never played on a high end
970.
by 1_player 6y ago
It's about time for their next album. Got any recommendation? So far, I've found Ratatat are in their own league, nobody comes close to that very specific feeling and genre.
971.
by 1_player 6y ago
Holy s * this completely flew under my radar. Thanks, I loved that TV show!
972.
by 1_player 6y ago
Interstellar. Tool's Fear Inoculum. The Expanse.
973.
by 1_player 6y ago
It came out of nowhere and nobody ever expected Valve to come back to the Half-Life series.
974.
by 1_player 6y ago
They're not if coded correctly and using the correct redirect/HTTP response code.
975.
by 1_player 6y ago
> You are 5% basic. Talpa and Villagers of Ioannina City? Where do you even find this shit?. > You're stuck in the early 2010s. You must have peaked right around Ratatat's Magnifique. The last line is definitely something I
976.
by 1_player 6y ago
Also the app looking fine immediately after refresh (when it's been server-side rendered), then crashes a second later when the JS framework hydrates the HTML and hits a client-side bug.
977.
by 1_player 6y ago
I don't know about you, but "cookies, querystring parameters, server-side sessions, and form submissions" to me are an order of magnitude simpler, though dated and not very flexible, than any modern JS client-side state and p
978.
by 1_player 6y ago
> The continuous political vigilance widely acknowledged to be necessary to prevent liberal democracy from devolving into tyranny is incompatible with the political disengagement you seem to prefer, so I think would be not at all a disgr
979.
by 1_player 6y ago
And politics have infected every single discussion. Nowadays it's cool to be partisans, decades ago a teenager talking about politics would be dismissed with a "get a hobby, nerd." It is an absolute disgrace how it's bec
980.
FSB Officer Inadvertently Confesses Murder Plot to Navalny(bellingcat.com)
11 points by 1_player 6y ago|2 comments
981.
by 1_player 6y ago
The reason why desktop Linux is so bad has not very much to do with it being free software, but instead it's more of a political problem which many open source proponents still haven't understood. Everyone seems to point to Linux
982.
by 1_player 6y ago
Depends on the nature of the VPN. I can connect fine through my work OpenVPN, but it's not a full tunnel, just pushes a couple routes and split DNS, both of which are accessible on the WSL2 VM.
983.
by 1_player 6y ago
Agreed with you, the best Firefox experience is on Windows. Hardware acceleration is on point, always very snappy rendering with no lag. Can't say the same about FF on macOS or Linux, where the experience is worse. Support for CoreAnim
984.
by 1_player 6y ago
A punk-like movement is a product of its time and opposed to the status quo. Modern punk and Futurism are a similar idea borne out of a very different substrate. Of course it's easy in retrospect to note that (Italian) fascists and Fut
985.
by 1_player 6y ago
Starts talking about his revenue around 7:10
986.
by 1_player 6y ago
Still? You mean I should spend that time building my next billion dollar business instead?
987.
by 1_player 6y ago
I did, moved all company repos from Gitlab. Also the fact that I found Gitlab extremely buggy, but the design was definitely a factor.
988.
by 1_player 6y ago
Agreed, a significant part of Linux's graphical stack (GNOME, mesa, pipewire, etc.) is maintained by people whose email end in @redhat.com
989.
by 1_player 6y ago
Having had a gun pointed to you at all three times in your life is an absolutely terrifying statistic to me.
990.
by 1_player 6y ago
This sounds like madness. Not cost effective to deploy, nor cost effective at all to implement in the first place. It's literally setting money on fire. What's the equivalent of Poe's law, but for software development?

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