Eji1700

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by Eji1700 2y ago
F# is so hard to walk back from. I wish Microsoft would support it better and actually push it, because it's such a perfect sweet spot. Most of the functional advantages without being shackled to pure functions and the like is so easy
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by Eji1700 2y ago
The majority of my indie titles run on a potato.
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by Eji1700 2y ago
A large portion of this was in person
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by Eji1700 2y ago
Ohhh absolutely. And it's not just users, it's also management. "How does this affect us? Are we compromised? What are our options? Why didn't we prevent this? How do you prevent this going forward? How soon can y
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by Eji1700 2y ago
Welp this fucked my night. A toast to the rest of you who are waaaaaay more screwed than me
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by Eji1700 2y ago
I’ve always felt there’s still better ways to do that. For every place where it can be an interesting question you get some entry level posting at, at best, bland corp and the real answer is “I’d like to not starve” but they expect and song
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by Eji1700 2y ago
> When creative cloud was very first released, it was excellent value. I was actually quite supportive of Adobe's initial SaaS strategy. It was well and truly a "why would anyone ever pirate photoshop ever again?" type of
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by Eji1700 2y ago
I believe mathematically you’re only 20 moves from solving in any sufficiently scrambled position . Don’t know if they’re controlling for that or not but I suppose if that would matter depends on how far ahead of the previous record this is
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by Eji1700 2y ago
Even watching the behavior of the company before that pointed towards marketing first, results second.
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by Eji1700 2y ago
There's also the whole "oh you have no actual model/rigging/lighting/set to manipulate" for detail work issue. That said, I personally think the solution will not be coming that soon, but at the same time, we&#
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by Eji1700 2y ago
Most users click on every single download link and install shit they shouldn't touch. The simple problem has always been that when you're selling someone a $1000 piece of hardware that's supposed to "just work" how
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by Eji1700 2y ago
While obviously horrific, there's a large difference between paying a bunch of paramilitary members of a country where out and out murder by government is already an issue, and murdering citizens using arcane secretive methods such as
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by Eji1700 2y ago
The murders not being solved aren't "Perfect crimes". It's a matter of resources and timing. 99% of murder investigations mostly boil down to: 1. Literally witnessed by one or more people, possibly officers or on camera
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by Eji1700 2y ago
I mean...it literally says in the title they're from N. Korea. So it's not like we don't know where they are, and we all know the US government can do mostly fuck all about that, so not sure what point OP was trying to make.
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by Eji1700 2y ago
Yeeeeeup. And even better, contractors often cost VASTLY MORE than an employee because you've got a shit ton of middle man overhead to cover (their HR, their benefits, their managers, etc). It's darkly funny how much of modern bus
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by Eji1700 2y ago
I've always found the diehard linux/FOSS crowd naive and abrasive simply because it seems to totally ignore reality. If you're good at coding, and you enjoy coding, you probably want to do it for a living. Not as a second jo
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by Eji1700 3y ago
I would suspect it is essentially invisible to the naked eye. It likely only exists in extremely specific conditions, not just like a sheet. I’m guessing it’s somewhat similar to a microscopic layer around a material that we never notice.
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by Eji1700 3y ago
> Only those that dwell in darkness fear the light. Yeah this has worked out so well historically. The whole point of privacy laws is to allow for the idea of bad actors on the other side of the equation. I'm all for tightening up
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by Eji1700 3y ago
I know people don't love VS Code, but is there a reason Thunder Client isn't more popular? I know it's feature lacking compared to postman, but more so than curling?
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by Eji1700 3y ago
The “reinventing” issue is so huge in all fields. I’ve watched many smart people try to reinvent or discover things that are well known and tested because they’re not “perfect”. You really need to be able to evaluate if something is worth y
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by Eji1700 3y ago
Well this will be an interesting circus for sure. Musk isn’t exactly batting 1000 vs other large tech companies in lawsuits but openAI sure as hell has done some sketchy bs
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by Eji1700 3y ago
Yeah. I get why people want to trot out entrapment, even when it's not, but it does certainly reek of a waste of time. That said, they're game wardens. It's not like they could've been off solving murders or arresting
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by Eji1700 3y ago
This really shouldn't be a surprise. Companies do what's best for them. For the moment looking like they supported it was best. Didn't mean they were serious about following through. Look at actions not words.
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by Eji1700 3y ago
Probably true but they're throwing money around for exclusives because i'm sure they want a major cut of Steam's market, and so far that just hadn't happened. I would not be shocked if future star wars, marvel, disney ga
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by Eji1700 3y ago
Yeah wasn’t clear that I meant the store. Epic isn’t going anywhere
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by Eji1700 3y ago
That's probably the first thing i've heard about Epic Games that makes me think it'll still be around 5-10 years from now. Disney can bring a LOT of content, so long as they can actually make it half decent content and not sh
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by Eji1700 3y ago
Which they rarely do now because the number of people able and willing to count a 7 deck shoe with a random cutoff is extremely small and it benefits them to let people try.
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by Eji1700 3y ago
We also believe in constant air conditioning unlike the East coast and defcon is probably not the group walking around outside the hotels much. The heat sucks but it’s not like it’s that hard to avoid on a conference trip. It’s when you liv
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by Eji1700 3y ago
That’s the weird part. I doubt they’re using the space so this strikes me as “think of the money we’ll save on hours” bean counting
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by Eji1700 3y ago
Vegas makes a fuckload of money off everyone who thinks they’re smart but doesn’t understand statistics

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