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by Jataman606 4y ago
> 4) Performance evangelists and salesmen will try to convince everyone they need to get a response in 50ms, but for most use cases that's just ridiculous. Most people are fine getting a response in under a second. Just use a CDN fo
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by Jataman606 4y ago
Definitely it is big difference. In first you get fired without any reason. In second your manager is told to find any reason to fire your.
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by Jataman606 4y ago
> Rust has only one real compiler I never understood why it is a problem for some people. Single compiler means more people working on it instead of recreating same work multiple times (modules and coroutines are still not fully supporte
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by Jataman606 4y ago
Yes, and just like in communities described in this article, AI is banned from human competition. You can use it to practice, but you can't go to the tournament with your own chess engine and say that you deserve that win, because you
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by Jataman606 4y ago
> Soap is literally just a fatty acid salt with some phytochemicals that have antimicrobial properties It sounds literally like: "monad is just monoid in category of endofunctors, what is so hard to understand?"
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by Jataman606 4y ago
> To dig on the first: “ Offline support”, this in itself requires a lot of work What work are you talking about? How is accessing local filesystem more work than calling external API with authorization?
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by Jataman606 4y ago
> Well, perhaps those social institutions didn't recruit the best, what about sports - if this statement was actually true, we should find best MMA fighters in places where they encounter tought times, like Russia or Somalia. Does t
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by Jataman606 4y ago
> That would clearly work for someone who is cheating by letting an engine do all the work, but how about someone who mostly plays the game themselves just using the engine rarely? Thats exactly what those engines try to detect. If you a
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by Jataman606 4y ago
There are more efficient ways to get blackmail material, especially that FSB doesn't care about random citizens. Also if, for some specific reason, they would need to blackmail specific random citizen, they probably would use more mund
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by Jataman606 4y ago
Why just accept mediocrity? The slowness of the website has no connection to quality of work that is displayed. So they can be improved separately. It doesn't have to be always choice of bad vs less bad. We should strive for something
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by Jataman606 4y ago
> that all Russian territorial objectives are likely to be met Their objective was to overthrow Ukrainian goverment and take half a country. So no, their objectives definietly will not be met.
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by Jataman606 4y ago
> My understanding is that the new MW2 is a sequel to MW2019 which was itself less a remake and more a reboot The author may have been confused, because MW2 remaster was actually made. It was released in 2020 and contained only campaign.
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by Jataman606 4y ago
Jimi Hendrix - 15.
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by Jataman606 4y ago
Russia started war in Chechnya (first indirectly by arming opposition, then by literally starting war). Spinning it to say that they tried to win the war to turn Chechnya to peaceful region is very disingenuous.
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by Jataman606 5y ago
Speaking to other people is now harassing?
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by Jataman606 5y ago
I think parent meant 'profitable' as how much Microsoft profits from it, not if it's good value for money for consumers.
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by Jataman606 5y ago
I'm suprised that there are so many comments advising to not use it, when even FAQ of this library basically says that it's not production ready. It always was just cool project to show off how someone can hack C to it's limi
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by Jataman606 5y ago
You really think the only reason that Ukraine won the narrative is that no one listens to Russian lies?
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by Jataman606 5y ago
Im sure every company does it differently, but i heard that Valve has repository set up in a way that trunk is latest version of source engine and then they make new branch for each game.
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by Jataman606 5y ago
I don't think problem is with what is easier or harder. It's problem with tools that give you ready solutions, that make it possible to just use cookie-cutter approach without adding anything from yourself. Actually it's not
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by Jataman606 5y ago
Most of this are not actual rewrites, but "write-a-news", so they are not drop in replacements. Like ripgrep for example: it servers the same task, but is in some ways improvement over "tried and tested" grep.
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by Jataman606 5y ago
It could be also Poland.
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by Jataman606 6y ago
It seems that it actually cannot be used for such small systems. README states that this compiles to 160kB. But i agree with your point, unless theres some OS on board, using JS is probably too restricting.
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by Jataman606 6y ago
Not really. Only after your comment i realized that it stands for any key at all. I never actually thought what it means before.
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by Jataman606 6y ago
Debugging Java is easier than C++ though.
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by Jataman606 6y ago
The point where I actually understood everything about pointers was when i realized that they just hold memory address. After that everything like pointer arithmetic and dereferencing pointers become clear as day.
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by Jataman606 6y ago
If you would read it you would see that killings have little correlation to violent crimes.
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by Jataman606 7y ago
If you call function and it doesnt exist you get a warning "implicit declaration of function". Unless you use additional compiler flags.
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by Jataman606 7y ago
Why is variables II better in Java? Its almost the same with advantage on Kotlin side with type inference. Also ternary operator isnt needed in Kotlin since if/else itself can return value, so its just example to show so people dont tr
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by Jataman606 7y ago
It doesnt have to be true. If you are speeding while 100% focused on the road and with good weather, nothing obstructing your vision etc. you dont disregard safety same way as when speeding in area where there are multiple pedestrians while

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