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Sounds like many player complain about, that the game is too much like AoE1 :D So far I played only one match but that felt pretty much like the AoE1.
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Looks very cool. Any plans for a browser integration/plugin? I save a lot of bookmarks, sometimes even multiple at once (with tree style tab).
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I think money is just a something like food: you need it to some amount to have a good life and having a bit more than you need increases your happiness slightly. Having much more, doesn't change much. There are two very important thin
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> Age1's pather's A* implementation was outright broken (the open list management was flawed, so the cheapest node wasn't always expanded upon during each iteration) What is left of A* if even that doesn't work?!?
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Go 2017 Survey Results(blog.golang.org)
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I am wondering whats the difference. So far I was able to find this explaining the flags: profile-directory: // Selects directory of profile to associate with the first browser launched. [1] user-data-dir: // Spec
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That woman on the title picture somehow reminded me of Stargate's fictional character Jeanie Miller :D https://78.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lifvvogP0H1qh5nggo1_500.j...
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Well, I don't know the Ubuntu specific part, but in Chrome with KDE you can simply click (probably works with other desktop environments too): Menu -> Tools -> Add to desktop Et voilà, you have an app with a separate profi
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You might wanna try activating the #ignore-gpu-blacklist in chrome://flags But be aware that it can cause some collateral damage like broken websites (if you have it and it bothers you, you can simply turn the flag off again). For
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Stable 60 FPS on high setting here with Firefox 58, Linux, open source drivers (mesa-17.3.5) and an AMD Radeon RX 460 (passive). So its neither a Linux nor an open source driver problem. Maybe your hardware is in fact not up to the job or y
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or you simply click the mute button in the GUI ;-)
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Its been a while but those who don't know: Some years ago Dropbox kinda started here on HN https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8863
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I think its the other way around: When you are a millionaire you probably don't care much about patents, because you can afford to pay for the license.
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I think he meant it in the context of "Defending your app from copies and clones" (aka "to defend you intellectual property"). If you hold patents just to make them available for ever and free to anyone but patent trolls
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I think its a nice idea, especially regarding signal to noise. I mean, for sure I could watch https://github.com/trending but in fact I don't care about a lot of languages which might be essential for others (e.g. C#,
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> Nanoscale thermal physics guarantees our decline, no matter how many diseases we cure. If that is true, I wonder what the total live expectancy for our species is. I mean shouldn't stem cells be affected by that too?
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> The Foundation will instead offer flexible, unrestricted grants that our partners can use to meet their greatest needs. When you read that and have the recent Oxfam scandal in mind, it creates some interesting pictures. Btw. I don&#x27
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Thanks, cool links. I didn't even know you can use Leaflet for something else than just maps.
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Its the first time I read about Web Packages[1] but when you combine it with service workers it could really make sense. Just imagine downloading an .wpk and install it to your local environment like a .deb or *.apk package. I think that
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Anybody knows why we cant just write a cell simulator and start experimenting that way with DNA manipulation? I mean I have no idea what the first nucleotides are for, but when I have a simulator I can try changing them and see what happens
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Actually, it really depends where you are cycling. In fact I don't enjoy cycling in the city, but as soon as you get out of the traffic you can relax your mind much better on the bicycle.
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From the thousands of links we click on HN, Webflow is actually one of the few I can remember without even visiting the website again ;-)
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Actually, I still like the idea of Wave, but to be honest, I didn't like the idea of using a google server and as far as I remember, the self hosted servers were available when Wave was abandoned by Google already and they were in a mi
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That diagram is pretty cool :D It explains the terms in a visual way with 5 ascii lines (probably a little exaggerating and not 100% correct, but easy to grasp).
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Actually, I wonder why we don't need to 'workout' our eyes? I mean there are muscles in our eyes and staring at a constant distance monitor all day can't be any better to those muscles than sitting the whole day to the r
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Those titles suck. Next week I post my 'Wget in 2 lines of Bash code': #!/usr/bin/env bash curl "${@:2}" I mean, if you use a lib it is no wonder you have a low line count and the result is in fac
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While the the title suggests something different, it looks pretty cool anyway, but someone should really look into adding some animations ;-)
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> The author spends a lot of time to tell us a very convincing story how sexism affects people in our industry, and the Hacker News thread is full of people rationalizing it. I wonder what you expected. Actually, for most of us its not s
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As disturbing as the story is, I find it quite intriguing. Obviously meme makers often have some crude humor, but somehow I assume that most of the visitors who wrote inappropriate comments were male. So I wonder if you could tell a similar
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> [...] and Linux is much more user friendly on the desktop. Actually, I am not sure if Linux is in fact user unfriendly. I mean, my grandpa (78) uses it every day since about a year now and hasn't complained once (email, banking, e

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