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811.
by Jare 10y ago
I think that wording with the "exception" is from the OSX developer program. As far as I can remember, the iOS info sheet has always been taxative with no exceptions about executable code. Of course all wordings allow Apple to sta
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by Jare 10y ago
I recall from previous versions that attempting to use junctions would seriously screw up the updater. Given the amount of problems I had to completely uninstall vs2015 a while ago, I totally believe it.
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by Jare 10y ago
I installed the basic C++ tools (precompiled modules, Win10 and 8.1 SDKs, etc) and it has taken 2.5GB out of my C: drive (hardcoded location for the Windows 10 Kit apparently) plus 2GB on my install location. Then I added NodeJS tools and e
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by Jare 10y ago
Is it viable for those of us with only a handful of GB free in our C: drives? 2015 and previous would only put a few bits in the "install location", and still pollute the C: drive with up to 20 GB of stuff of hardcoded paths.
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by Jare 10y ago
I had that happen with AeroFS instead of Dropbox, simply by using a repo on one machine that was not synced to the contents of the other machine. This can happen either if a machine doesn't finish sync to dropbox after using a repo in
816.
by Jare 10y ago
File locking is potentially huge for game developers and our large, binary, unmergeable asset files. The jury's still out for potential performance issues in large repos, and the practical solutions for setting up a fully self-hosted s
817.
by Jare 10y ago
When you have lived your life feeling at the edge of innovation and laughing at people who don't get it. And suddenly you realize that some of the newest stuff, you don't get it. That's scary.
818.
by Jare 10y ago
I see the Windows version is a 1MB download and the Mac & Linux are 21MB, so I was surprised to ready Python and Qt are involved. I take it the Windows setup is a downloader?
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by Jare 10y ago
6) We can still act but you don't want to give the power to do it. 7) You gave the power, but to the wrong people. 8) The people in power are going to survive but we aren't.
820.
by Jare 10y ago
You have lots of gas but no power plug.
821.
by Jare 10y ago
Most people would prefer the damage to not take place.
822.
by Jare 10y ago
I first learned about a new search engine called "Google" when he went to work for them.
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by Jare 10y ago
Situation A: it's hard for me to get a VISA. Situation B: I have been a permanent resident for years, own a house and a cat, my family are citizens, I went to Europe for a few days and now the border authorities detain me and want to s
824.
by Jare 10y ago
I was baffled when I realized in Netflix Spain most shows and movies only offer spanish subtitles, and not [CC] subtitles in their original language.
825.
by Jare 10y ago
You can't entice EVERYONE, but you can definitely attract or tip the scale for some or many. Your ideas of "better" and "worse" seem rather limited.
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by Jare 10y ago
Arguing why "people trot out" socialism from a purely individual financials POV is in large part a normative judgement. In any case, I certainly don't expect a tech visa in France to hope to attract people whose life goal is
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by Jare 10y ago
You don't understand; this is not about what YOU (or should I say WE, highly sought-after engineers) can have. The point is that it is an ENTIRE COUNTRY (for the most part) that has access to those benefits and standards of living.
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by Jare 10y ago
> You're implying that WhatsApp, Inc. gave the Egyptian government the ability to remotely retrigger this backdoor It doesn't have to be THIS particular backdoor. "Why build one when you can build two at twice the price? O
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by Jare 10y ago
A lot of game developers agree with it, that's for sure. Many Golang fans probably will as well. (The author of the concept is both btw). The goal in general is to produce code whose behaviour, compilation and runtime performance, and
830.
by Jare 10y ago
My general tips (not always possible or applicable, but hey): - Highlight the cost of doing what he says. There is always a cost, but either you or him/her may be misunderstanding or miscalculating it. - Ask why it needs to be done. -
831.
by Jare 10y ago
I don't know about Logojoy in particular, but every AI begins with some variation of rand(). :)
832.
by Jare 10y ago
And now one of the researcher has commented https://github.com/mozilla/addons-linter/issues/1000#issueco...
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by Jare 10y ago
Mozilla is probably unable to disclose not just the vulnerability, but other surrounding info they may have been provided, including which other parties have received that info. They are not saying the Angular team is unaware of the problem
834.
by Jare 10y ago
The extension has access to certain information provided by the user and the browser. Due to a vulnerability, that information is no longer secure, and may be used in ways that the user of the extension does not expect nor has approved. The
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by Jare 10y ago
This is pretty much what we did in the Commandos games back in '97. As explained in other posts, you can't use some simple depth metric for the entire box and z-sort them because elongated boxes will cause problems. One of the rea
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by Jare 10y ago
Elongated boxes may not be sorted correctly no matter which point you use (min, max, center).
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by Jare 10y ago
My understanding is that on Windows, VirtualBox still can't run along Docker For Windows, because DFW needs Hyper-V and VBox is incompatible. Is this still the case? I don't ask much of my VMs, but desktop Ubuntu guests under Hype
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by Jare 10y ago
Leaving aside the validity of the 10x programmer concept, the company still needs to be able to extract that extra performance in actual value. Most software jobs in Spain don't have productivity of that kind. Almost no companies here
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by Jare 10y ago
Yep, their power-user-ness or the fact that they frequent a particular enthusiast forum does not make them any less of a minority when the software we're talking about is used by many millions of people (the silent majority).
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by Jare 10y ago
They describe using OCaml significantly, and wanting a migration path to a language with nicer syntax but same power/features.

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