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by Jare 8y ago
"[...] all contentious speech or behavior will put the speaker or actor at risk of serious financial and social sanctions, and strip them of all defense,” Thing is, a lot of self-described "contentious" speech is putting othe
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by Jare 8y ago
"Mistakes were made" is a good apology, but with no personalization, no reparations for the people impacted, and no reflection on the process and context that allowed those mistakes to happen, it still leaves Slack in a lower plac
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by Jare 8y ago
I apologize if my tone was not right... to be clear, I use Spotify exactly as you describe (different choices though) and am as baffled as you about people using those other ways.
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by Jare 8y ago
But, you want a more social experience while you listen to music.
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by Jare 8y ago
The GitLens extension is fairly well featured if you are still curious about improving your non-terminal git experience.
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by Jare 8y ago
> in science there’s no place for identity politics Sounds like a "theory vs practice thing". Do you believe that identity should not, and/or does not affect a person's ability to practice science to the best of their
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by Jare 8y ago
Phaser is perfectly fine for that. Since you are building a game about some sort of economy that evolves, you are likely to need some graphs in your UI, I doubt Phaser has components strictly for that but it's likely that someone has d
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by Jare 8y ago
> ...when an employee fucks up, just fire him ? > Is that really not a solution here ? Not for the victim.
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by Jare 8y ago
> In the real world, it's not that easy. Things happen. No, things don't "happen". People make them happen, and should own up to the consequences of their actions. If the policy is "don't", then you can
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by Jare 8y ago
> These sorts of terms are impossible to define As described in the article by a CoC critic, it used to be: "only whether their code was good" Not exactly a shining example of clearly defined, objective, universal judgement. Of
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by Jare 8y ago
This is a terrible idea. A rectangle by definition has width and height independent of each other. A square does not fit that description and thus is not a rectangle. Even if you did something like implementing the square's size as an
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by Jare 8y ago
This is a fantastic talk about game architecture, regardless if you are interested in Rust or not.
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by Jare 8y ago
Note that you can easily do both, unconsciously. Architect systems that are fair, but behave poorly in person. As a poor attempt to illustrate: imagine someone who is not mean spirited but has anger management issues - they would not necess
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by Jare 8y ago
> Facebook gives me the ability to hear from people I don’t agree with. Instagram and twitter are just echo chambers based on what I like or are just pictures of sunsets This is so weird to me. Twitter in most cases is what you make of i
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by Jare 8y ago
To clarify, my understanding is that on Windows you will always need a VM to run Linux containers, but there will be (is?) native Windows containers. The dream is that maybe one day WSL will fully support Linux containers without a vm, but
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by Jare 8y ago
Given the actual content of the update, the "temporarily" sounds more hopeful than factual.
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by Jare 8y ago
I stopped developing Facebook apps a few years ago, but when we wound down our games, we did not delete the apps fearing precisely this problem, or related future problems like app name impersonation, squatting, etc. It just seemed too easy
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by Jare 8y ago
Double buffering and determinism are not necessarily related. Determinism requires that everything that could affect the execution of logic is captured as part of the input, and (this is the annoying and error-prone part), that anything tha
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by Jare 8y ago
> seem lazy and desperate [...] every social media Wow that's quite the overreach. I mean, if not wanting to do the same thing twice means being lazy, and wanting to reach people who are in one media but not the other means being de
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by Jare 8y ago
Twitter forces me to do a monthly dance of "I don't like this" clicking on stuff like that or the "XXX liked this tweet" crap to remove them, instead of providing a simple on/off setting and sticking to it.
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by Jare 8y ago
> they have been quite good, two years+ out of each, but the USB hubs in all of them have been a bit hit-and-miss That would be "pretty bad" even for a $10 keyboard.
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by Jare 8y ago
I am terrible with colors but I thought "slightly but not too radioactive green" was a perfect description.
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by Jare 8y ago
7/20, and my correct/failed guesses seem uncorrelated with services I've used or ones I never touched. Anecdotal evidence about how arbitrary these icons are.
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by Jare 8y ago
You may want to keep scrolling and check the whole (and it's huge) post.
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by Jare 8y ago
Intel is still around but a number of game technologies they bought are not anymore. Lumberyard appears to be rather far from the core (or even the periphery) of Amazon's business, so it's a valid concern.
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by Jare 8y ago
No, but the ability to produce an MVP within the limitations (time, budget, opportunity, etc) may be what allows having an app at all.
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by Jare 8y ago
MVPs are mostly about that. Unless a fancy feature not supported by RN is a necessary part of your core product, productivity takes priority.
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by Jare 8y ago
Sounds like a "happy pill" compared to which any other reward mechanisms pale in comparison. Or, in the opposite direction, a "sad pill" compared to which no reward mechanisms can work.
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by Jare 8y ago
Showing the TV program in a bar is a public performance, and the license only allows for private use. Regardless how you interpret the benefits of public display (and I agree 100% with you), it's not our decision but the licensor'
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by Jare 8y ago
Accountability works for procrastination and things that, as you say, can be described as negative habits or character traits. Depression is a completely different beast. Depression is like I'm sitting on your chest and tell you that b

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