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by 63 4y ago
It is a bit of a shame but it seems like it's been used as an opportunity to bring in new people and ideas to the game and I appreciate that. Pigstep is a banger.
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by 63 4y ago
I don't see why it can't be as easy as Multiplayer -> Host -> Select World. The average player shouldn't need to download a server jar, accept a eula, edit the config, run the jar with command line arguments for ram all
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by 63 4y ago
I agree that playing online is terrible and there's really not a great excuse for how bad it is but there are options that aren't quite as bad as setting up and hosting a Java edition server. 1. If you're on the same network,
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by 63 4y ago
Sandboxing and a limited api. As much as we love to hate on JavaScript for forcing the will of the company on the user, there are a lot of things you intentionally cannot do with it. Even something as simple as playing a sound without user
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by 63 4y ago
I don't know if this is helpful at all, but "strings are not indexable because of their underlying implementation and the complexity of UTF-8" is drilled into the reader very hard by the rust book. Obviously to each their own
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by 63 4y ago
I've noticed that ChatGPT tends to give non-answers to specific questions like this. It will reply with an answer that "makes sense" but it's just repeating a very high level observation that essentially means nothing. L
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by 63 4y ago
That is Haskell but it's also an incorrect solution for the problem so it's not great proof.
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by 63 4y ago
That's true, but I consider "you're all caught up" to mean "it's time to close the tab and do something else." Honestly it's really great of Instagram to provide a convenient stopping point like that
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by 63 4y ago
This isn't my experience with Instagram at all. I only follow people I know personally, check in once or twice a day and see posts and stories from them and really nothing else. No sponsored posts, no reels, etc. Maybe some ads. I don&
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by 63 4y ago
To be fair, BDSP was made by a different studio
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by 63 4y ago
I agree. The actual gameplay is very good (for the most part) but it's just so hard to look past the performance issue and poor visuals.
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by 63 4y ago
I always got the feeling it was the other way around. I know there are some incredibly talented people at Game Freak who are ashamed of these games and didn't want them to ship, but Nintendo needs to sell switches at Christmas and a ne
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by 63 4y ago
There's a reason why we see so many articles like "we rewrote x in rust." Rust makes sense when you've scaled to the point that you're seriously considering performance. Sure, starting with rust can potentially save
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by 63 4y ago
I don't disagree with your conclusion, but I do think your information is a bit outdated. In recent updates, effort has been made to keep both editions as much in sync as possible with explicit goals of feature parity and synchronous r
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by 63 4y ago
``I think that it's extraordinarily important that we in computer science keep fun in computing. When it started out, it was an awful lot of fun. Of course, the paying customers got shafted every now and then, and after a while we beg
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by 63 4y ago
The state of open source Minecraft is nuanced enough to be interesting. The Minecraft ip and codebases are currently owned by Microsoft and have technically always been closed source, but the nature of the game and its development history a
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by 63 4y ago
I don't think it's racism for the most part, but I do agree that some people seem to have some incredibly strong feelings about China without great justification. I wonder how much of it is caused by the US's anticommunist hi
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by 63 4y ago
I wouldn't go so far as to call this gibberish like other commenters, but I don't get the point. I follow the logic but it feels incomplete. Why does the thesis matter?
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by 63 4y ago
So this is probably a silly question, but I'm curious. Why is it important to initialize memory to 0's before we use it? I know rust considers uninitialized memory unsafe but I don't get why. All that really matters is that w
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by 63 4y ago
In Reddit's case, I think it was a result of American culture and media in general changing to be more political. Late night television and Twitter experienced similar changes around that time too.
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by 63 4y ago
He was cc'd. You can see in one of the screenshots in the second tweet in the thread.
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by 63 4y ago
I was thinking similarly. The tone is incredibly casual considering the implications of the decision on both the company and society at large. There are basic spelling and grammar errors for goodness sake. I'm not criticizing, I just f
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by 63 4y ago
> Please don't do things to make titles stand out, like using uppercase or exclamation points, or saying how great an article is. It's implicit in submitting something that you think it's important. > Otherwise please u
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by 63 4y ago
Everyone involved in these tweet threads seems so overly aggressive and dedicated to this cause that, as a person who has never used Twitter, I feel like doesn't really matter. I don't particularly care that Musk owns Twitter but
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by 63 4y ago
How does this differ from the if-let syntax we already have? I'm a bit of a rust novice.
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by 63 4y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong here, but now that everything is run in a docker container anyway, doesn't most of Java's appeal of "write once, run anywhere" from the turn of the millennium go away? At this point all it ha
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by 63 4y ago
As someone who just finished a week of 8 hour PI planning meetings with another week of the same starting Monday, I wholeheartedly agree. My experience of SAFe has been shorter term waterfall with a couple steps cut out. It's definitel
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by 63 4y ago
An oddly cynical take. If it's true, I'll do us both a favor and look up your name instead of mine. There's no limit to the number of names you can query, so it's really a pretty poor way to associate usernames with ips
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by 63 4y ago
It appears there's some rule or other factor that prevents it from working with my name. I thought it might be length, but it does pg just fine. Perhaps because my name is entirely numeric?
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by 63 4y ago
I've found they're pretty manageable with liberal use of ublock's element zapper. Obviously the average user doesn't do that though so I have no idea how anyone else manages to use the site

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