Jare

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by Jare 9y ago
Edge cases handled properly may be the killer feature of this project, at least for me. With git, as long as I'm in familiar territory it's fine, but when somethings goes off rails my head's working set explodes with options.
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by Jare 9y ago
Thank you for sharing your original story, and your thoughts and conflicts over the situation you face. I wish you and your loved ones the best.
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by Jare 9y ago
Picture yourself telling this story to your kid one day. Then your kid asking you "and what did you do?" Then yourself telling them what you did or what you did not do. If you are honest throughout that mental exercise, your next
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by Jare 9y ago
Exactly my thoughts. Raised stakes in the discourse. This either delivers, or will become a shower of BS.
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by Jare 9y ago
Yeah, I was just echoing your comment that you provide a small library for HTML5 canvas-based teaching. If I was going to teach someone Rust, I would definitely do that, but of course I (the teacher) would need to know enough to build it in
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by Jare 9y ago
For simple pixel access and no primitives, https://github.com/emoon/rust_minifb is very compact and neat. Otherwise rust-sdl2 is batteries included, there may be more ceremony than html5 canvas but it's easy to hi
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by Jare 9y ago
A lot of people have to unlearn "classic" OOP inheritance in order to learn Go. That's a significant change in paradigm.
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by Jare 9y ago
The language he chose doesn't matter except to him, but writing about his experience using it does matter to anyone interested in choosing a similar path.
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by Jare 9y ago
I don't have a cross reference of instance owners vs countries where the legality of the material is not clearly guaranteed, but since potentially "dangerous" countries include the US, Canada or the UK, I stand by my assertio
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by Jare 9y ago
High value PhDs should not be a significant portion of the statistic for the entire country.
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by Jare 9y ago
Twitter can demonstrate a procedure in place to deal with the problem, that is proportional to the size of the problem. An individual's procedures can only be proportional to their available time. The law will still say you should put
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by Jare 9y ago
"Probably" and "I think any court would be friendly" do not cut it, not even close, when your life could end up in ruins.
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by Jare 9y ago
There are many ways to "fail to do X", most of them much more complex (and possibly damaging) than "won't do X", especially in a program whose state is now corrupted. So limit that surface area as much as possible.
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by Jare 9y ago
You could say that ~70% of the voters did not try to prevent him becoming president.
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by Jare 9y ago
Support software and services that supports that format, and try to avoid supporting software and services that do not support it. Including your own if you are a developer, of course.
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by Jare 9y ago
My touchscreen Chromebook has been the most cost-effective and versatile computer purchase I've ever made. And with a crouton chroot I can do anything I'd do on a regular Ubuntu laptop outside of high performance and games.
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by Jare 10y ago
Both. The problem is that a tasteless joke is usually worse than no joke at all.
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by Jare 10y ago
You only need to be afraid they will use it in ways you may not approve and may not even know of.
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by Jare 10y ago
> they still have to analyze their problem almost as rigorously as if they were using strcpy. Why rigorously? A blind dest[n-1] = '\0'; always worked for me, the only assumption is that n > 0. (in larger projects an
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by Jare 10y ago
I'm thinking more like bgfx, which is a cross platform API to access vertex and index buffers, textures, rendertargets, shaders and render states. Primitives like models, sprites, fonts, etc are up to you but the repo contains examples
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by Jare 10y ago
I was a relatively early adopter of Redux and, while I understand the appeal of the architecture and mental model, I was always annoyed by the boilerplate (to turn plain language functions into serializable events) and unclear approach to m
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by Jare 10y ago
Makes sense, thanks!
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by Jare 10y ago
Just went to try it and was somewhat disappointed that it requires docker installed locally in order to run moby (I do not have it on my Win10 due to HyperV). Is that just for pulling the containers from the docker registry?
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by Jare 10y ago
I went through pretty much the situation he describes: had developed videogames since I was 15, but while at university I joined the bank entity of a huge corp. I knew I wanted to do games, graphics and related stuff for the rest of my life
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by Jare 10y ago
We need to think things through and take security seriously, before we cause more serious problems. We have all seen semi-broken characters and weird symbols appearing in text (due to fonts, codepages, encodings, or plain bad handling of un
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by Jare 10y ago
This is exactly what is happening, very good observation.
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by Jare 10y ago
Yes, and what I'm saying is that MAD is far from an unthinkable outcome of the stress and conflicts arising from the worldwide "horrible catastrophe" caused by rapid climate change.
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by Jare 10y ago
"Horrible catastrophe" works, but it doesn't stop there. How are humans and our political and military structures going to react? It is debatable how close we have been, during various past crisis, to an actual large-scale nu
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by Jare 10y ago
> we are making one of the BEST trade-offs humanity has ever seen Either you believe that we are not heading to a near extinction-level event, that we will prevent it before it happens, or that such an event is a fair price to pay for en
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by Jare 10y ago
I do not understand why AAA would be lumped together in such a soulless bag. Like superhero movies, some are done by the numbers, some are done without inspiration, some without talent, and yet some are brimming with soul, passion and dedic

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