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by Jare 9y ago
> you'll end up littering your filesystem with these empty files for every one of them These files are information just like files that are not empty.
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by Jare 9y ago
You hit the nail on the head regarding the poisoned incentives. The most effective weapon against militant intolerance is education, not silence. Education to differentiate facts from lies, discourse from dialectics, logic from fallacy, etc
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by Jare 9y ago
Also the name of a component of the old Unreal Engine some years ago. Not relevant today.
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by Jare 9y ago
All of it went to good causes imho. :)
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by Jare 9y ago
At the time, after going through anger, denial, etc I switched to Feedly, and today I can't even remember what Google Reader looked like anymore.
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by Jare 9y ago
This is so intellectually dishonest it borders on insult. > the idea that you can take large amounts of time off and still be at the same level as people who kept working is insane Here you talk about the "career of raising children
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by Jare 9y ago
That is not normal at all, I assume you have contacted Valve customer support and nobody has been able to work out the problem?
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by Jare 9y ago
I strongly disagree. If that happens then the interviewer is not doing their job. You don't ask the applicant to solve and then explain, you ask them to solve and think aloud while they do it. If this doesn't come naturally to the
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Self-guided workshop on fragment shaders and signed distance functions(hughsk.io)
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by Jare 9y ago
I tried gitea a while ago and it seemed very well featured while running much faster than gitlab. Single executable go app so it was also trivial to install.
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by Jare 9y ago
There's always a reward for becoming part of a problem.
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by Jare 9y ago
There's still plenty of ways to shoot yourself in the foot if you are "not careful" with the modern C++ code you write. See for example http://foonathan.net/blog/2017/03/22/string_view-temp
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by Jare 9y ago
It's meant to be a starting point: "We expect the discussions around the shading language to be one of the most fun parts of the standardization process, and look forward to hearing community opinions. For our WebGPU prototype, we
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by Jare 9y ago
As long as you are physically capable of trying to make changes to your context, activities and expectations, there's a way out of that routine. Your "ideal life" may be way out of reach, but it is about as far away, from you
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by Jare 9y ago
I will highlight the most glaring problem I find in your take. > FizzBuzz test is actually pretty great interview question [...] you should be able to do that without thinking If you are going to code for me, I'm not interested in w
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by Jare 9y ago
That sounds similar to the "snapshot" feature Atom is using.
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by Jare 9y ago
> programmers are not trained, nor have the time to go far enough asking the questions It may be hard to do right and it may be oblique to the typical reasons and interests for which someone becomes a programmer, but it absolutely is (or
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by Jare 9y ago
It is a beautifully minimalist game. With such an economy of mechanics, features and elements, it can be at the same time relaxing, exciting, frustrating and rewarding. Every now and then there's a "feature" (a cactus, someth
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by Jare 9y ago
My laptop spent a few days spinning the fans and consuming bandwidth, repeatedly downloading, trying and failing to install this patch. Error code was different from the KB article, but I followed instructions anyway, downloaded manually an
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by Jare 9y ago
C'mon I didn't like this movie at all but downvoting it is rather unfair.
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by Jare 9y ago
Some random categories: - Classics: Forbidden Planet, Solaris, Stalker - Dystopia: Brazil, Gattaca, Children of Men - Action: Verhoeven's trilogy of Robocop, Total Recall and Starship Troopers - Space: Gravity, Sunshine, The Martian -
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by Jare 9y ago
> How many forks of left-pad could one expect to find? Javascript github repos: 70 of left-pad and 29 of leftpad. Some are jokes, but still... If you try the C++ package manager conan.io you will likely run into similar troubles. See for
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by Jare 9y ago
In theory, deleted packages can't be taken over, their name remains reserved unless the company assigns it manually via some administrative process. That is, unless there are bugs which can actually delete packages, which seems to be t
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by Jare 9y ago
If I was managing npm-using systems, this press release would not put my fears to rest. They need to publish a full review of the contents of packages replacements that were uploaded (even if just for 5 minutes), and publish those replaceme
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by Jare 9y ago
This bit "An important part of any art is for the artists to escape the "part of the present that is the past", and for most artists, this is delicate because the present is so everywhere and loud and interruptive. For indivi
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by Jare 9y ago
I know, sorry I was so terse, I didn't mean to sound rude. Even my little thing has given me a few headaches in OSX or in Windows' Linux Subsystem (where I think it still does not work, no SIGIO/O_ASYNC), so I feel your pain.
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by Jare 9y ago
No Windows version, I'll keep using (shameless plug) my minimal but useful https://github.com/TheJare/jm
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by Jare 9y ago
Google for "development meetup turkey" and go from there. A mentor is unlikely alone, what is likely to work best for you is to find a community, even if it's just online. Substitute meetup with discord, slack, facebook, twit
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by Jare 9y ago
I think this is a very important point that is not getting enough attention. Sure Google is enormously successful, but it's not clear that all the places they fail are a necessary part of building their success, and thus could still be
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by Jare 9y ago
You, and I, consider it a minor technical point, but they do not. In some cases it is important enough for them to have not married despite over a decade of being together. Again, that should be food for thought. The implication does not ex

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