EugeneOZ

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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Let's say you have server or daemon and you call some library function - if it was written with such careless approach, whole server will fail just because user record had invalid email address, or because some entered data was not in
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
'cargo clippy' is another good option (also faster than full compilation).
723.
by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Still I don't believe you. I have experience of playing competitive shooter with 250ms latency and it was nearly impossible to aim. And you are talking about 500ms latency. Let's just agree to disagree.
724.
by EugeneOZ 7y ago
It's not possible to get used to such huge latency (500ms). He is a burden for a team in competitive games. It is a fact (if that "friend from Australia" exist at all).
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
I'm talking about playing with 4k screen resolution.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
correction: I'll be ready to pay when they ship all what promised, not half-backed "something" they've launched today.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
I know about it. Trust me, NOBODY will play with a teammate with 500ms latency. On EU servers my usual latency is 43-47ms. It's really far from "half of a second".
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Of course there is, but there are some tricks also for it :) Modern software (and AI) can predict some user actions very precisely. Anyway, there will be input lag, without any doubts, even with the smartest AI, but for some games it's
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
I want Google Stadia. My internet bandwidth is more than enough for 4k 60 FPS and price for their service is pretty good - better than $3k PC for 5 years - you need to upgrade GPU at least every 3 years and CPU every 2 years (and, therefor
730.
by EugeneOZ 7y ago
With such latency we would have 0 online shooters. But we have a lot of them.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Then price is almost same ($2870). Thank you, didn't know that about the US price. Now I feel stupid. Meh.
732.
by EugeneOZ 7y ago
$2800 in USA and $3600 (€3200) in Europe. "Inspiring" difference... Maybe it will be less expensive to order from the USA...
733.
by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Reading "MUST" when specification says "may" is also wrong.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
> and yes, dangling stuff in tables count as data corruption No. There are exceptions like financial systems, but most of the time it doesn't matter if your DB has dead links to some removed entities. > Not using FK’s is just
735.
by EugeneOZ 7y ago
It's much more easy to just buy some data than torture somebody. Or you think engineers from US, UK or any other country can't be bought? :)
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
One thing is a response to unfair competition and completely different - protectionism just to support local companies and give them advantage in competition - it leads to stagnation.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
I live in Europe and I use/consume things made in Europe every day. And instead of arguing to me, just read if protectionism was ever a good decision - just from the history. > I rather pay more for something produced in the EU tha
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
"Influence"? Lol :) They want to isolate own people from any information, it's pure dictatorship, not related to anything I enlisted.
739.
by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Maybe you should read more about "protectionism", "nationalism" and "discrimination" - not just definitions, but how they affect economic.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
I live in Spain but was born in Russia, I moved 3 years ago because I hate current russian government and still I hope russian and chinese companies and engineers will boycott Gitlab in response. Such offensive nationalism should not be for
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
> And the population pyramid would change dramatically if we had a global thermonuclear war or a planet-wide plague, but we probably won't be so lucky. It was very interesting to read, thanks for sharing!
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Location: Barcelona Remote: 100% Willing to relocate: No. Technologies: Rust, Angular, TypeScript, Ionic, MySQL, Postgre... Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/newmanoz/ https://stackoverflow.com/c
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
I'm in Barcelona and was able to open that page and download that app. My IP is not masked and few geo-ip services I tried says "Barcelona". To avoid future possible misunderstandings: I do not support Tsunami Democràtic and
744.
by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Hold finger over the "space" button - you'll switch whole keyboard into the mode where you can move cursor by moving your finger. "Select all" disappears for 36 y.o. too, and I have no idea why and how to fix it.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
I knew meaning of "if then else", "function", "go", "return", other keywords were just keywords for me - I knew what they do and it was enough.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
You don't need to know English to write code. I wrote my first QBasic and Visual Basic programs (one of them was "photo editor") when only foreign language I knew was German (my native is Russian).
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Guys, your mobile view really need some care.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
It depends on the city, hehe :) In my childhood kids from "bad" families would easily convince you that you're risking your kids every day they visit that school :) My parents were convinced when one of my schoolmates broke 4
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Agree. And that raise of socialism is also annoying. But some of US citizens are communists, not just socialists, so it's not just Europe :)
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Dell XPS 15 (2019) has good keyboard - better than Surface Pro, worse than Lenovo. Very good touchpad - worse than Macbook, better than any other manufacturer. Materials are nice to touch, design is very good looking (comparable to MBP). S

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