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I believe the attention cost of using and keeping up with so many great tools is underappreciated. Maybe it's just me, but I'd rather use Github Projects than Trello not because GHP is better (it is not) but because I'm alrea
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Hehe yeah sorry that's what I meant, that they have announced that they are pulling out.
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Microsoft just did I think. https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/games/blog/gdc-and-the...
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"Deprecated" to me means the author says you shouldn't use it, or with more nuance, that "you shouldn't start using it now, and you should switch out of it ASAP if you already are a user, because it will very possib
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It is often used for the following (that I have seen - may be others): - open source libraries - online casual browser games - development/staging environment counterpart to a .com
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7y ago
This is huge and has saved me a few times already when I became my own "next guy"
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> when React was launching and Typescript wasn't public Minor correction, React came out about 7 months after Typescript. That said, Typescript had a promising birth but a rough infancy, so I wouldn't blame anyone for consideri
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> Why trying to become rich? Once you have enough money to have a great quality of life without stress Generally speaking, to me being rich (disclaimer: I'm not) means having that kind of money today and the confidence that, no matt
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Spanish is "Dos de Febrero de 2020"
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It's not really about who can use it, but rather what it is used for - language runtime can't use it for anything they want. So if a systems-level feature of the language is supported in part by runtime code, that's a place w
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> Do we really trust that Bing won’t copy the new design in two years? Do you need to? Worst case you have delayed the bad for two years.
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> Isn't it akin to telling lifelong smokers, "Just stop smoking."? It absolutely is. And I say this as someone who, after 25 years smoking, I stopped one day. I wasn't even really wanting or trying to quit. I just...
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Cunning way to never have uninitialized variables!
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Draw distance can be as high as you want, you just need a big enough map.
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They approved the code that implemented the feature, but I doubt they were responsible for approving the feature to begin with.
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> The #1 thing I've learned is that kids love to help This this this a 1000 times. Feeling needed, learning to help, and being rewarded with happy words and a clear sense of success and achievement is like a hard drug. Every childre
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No, we never shared them.
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As a long time game developer, I have the desire to tell it in my medium. The story is still ongoing 5 years later, but unfortunately so is the struggle, so it is very rare to find the combination of spare time, energy, and confidence to go
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I don't know about ideal, but it saved my 6 day old son so yeah, "amazing" is totally warranted. Years later I sometimes take a look at some of the pictures we took (cameras would be forbidden in ICU soon after) and stare in
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> he feels that these companies should be trusted to regulate speech to a degree beyond what they already are doing My extended interpretation: he feels that, if we are going to tolerate them, we should at least require them to dampen th
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> I have never worked at a company that did user testing or if they did it was always done in a way or interpreted in a way to back up the designer's opinion My teammates just came back from an on-site user test, and the lead design
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Assembly 94 was awesome :)
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No, I am pretty sure I would have got very fucking angry because the headline already struck pretty close to my heart.
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Yeah I was using PMode for our demos since it came out in 94, but for my 1995 game I stuck with DOS4GW, and after Win95 and the GameSDK came out it was time to move to Win32.
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Heh DOS4GW was incredibly stable compared to the one that 3DStudio 4 used, what was the name... Pharlap?
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I just saw a tweet in my timeline starting with "if you want to get FUCKING FURIOUS at" and the same thoughts popped. The issue that tweet is about is certainly a terrible thing that should be solved... but no, I do not want to ge
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Good points from both, indeed it's a country thing not a language thing. My bad!
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In Spanish the preferred name is "ordenador" which would translate to something like "sorter" or "organizer machine".
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> What the rest of the world hears Spain saying is, Catalonia cannot separate and even asking the question and discussing the matter is a criminal offence This is false, absurd, and most definitely not what the rest of the world is heari
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> why do people, outside of a territory, control the political status of this territory, going against international law? Because they are not outside of, they are part of. The rest is a made up fantasy which a bunch of nationalists hav
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