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JoeyJoJoJr
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JoeyJoJoJr
1y ago
Until you provide some substantiation you are just making baseless claims. Edit: BTW, you can’t copy the text on that PDF.
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JoeyJoJoJr
1y ago
Can you provide some quotes?
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JoeyJoJoJr
1y ago
Generally I find AI autocompletion in cursor pretty bad with Odin, and Claude generally gives me code with incorrect syntax. I think the language is too new to be effectively used with AI assistance.
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1y ago
I logged into my wife’s iPad and somehow all of our photos got merged. I have no idea how it happened or how to undo it, but now we both have to upgrade our iCloud tier to cover the extra storage. We will both be stuck on tat plan in perpet
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2y ago
Do you mean subscribing to events/callbacks, manually managing object lifecycle, manually inserting list elements, keeping it in sync with the state, etc, etc. Because that was all friggen horrible. Maybe new approaches could make it l
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2y ago
Well I don’t think what the OP is describing is a puppet master pulling strings. There are definitely individuals pushing their own agendas to gain control over masses, which obviously has emergent outcomes.
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2y ago
I think in many circumstances certain outcomes emerged because the paranoid willed it into existence. I get the feeling there are a lot doomsayers who secretly want the end of civilization to occur so that they can finally act out their fan
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2y ago
I think you are making some assumptions there. All of the things the parent comment mentioned can come about through emergent behaviors. Every actor operating independently yet influenced towards a certain direction via the incentives/
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2y ago
What is it exactly about React specifically (as apposed to Vue, HTML) that makes it flawed from a design perspective? I used to design and develop with Flash (which I very much miss) and while it was amazing for things like games, digital s
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2y ago
I heard there is an archive by an organisation or something or other.
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2y ago
Well they didn’t say that they are specialist level at both. It could be that they are mid/good level at both, which isn’t a particularly egotistical view to have of oneself. I got the impression that they were highlighting their skill
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2y ago
On my company’s latest project we are using Spring Boot on the backend with Typescript and React on the front-end. We are using Swagger for API specs which means we can generate type safe Typescript code for the front-end, including schemas
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2y ago
> Squid Games is just Kaiji with better presentation. The presentation comparison is apples to oranges. Kaiji just wouldn’t work as live action (although they tried with a movie) as it relays heavily on the affordances of anime/mang
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2y ago
> only real difference is the language Kaiji is amount my favorite anime (I haven’t read the manga). It is very obvious the Squid Game creator borrowed heavily from Kaiji, and ripped off the overarching theme, but aside from the glass pl
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2y ago
Is it possible that it is the environment you are in? For me it was quite eye opening moving cities and suddenly seeing that people were a lot more interested in what I had to say. Sometimes it’s not you, and it really is everybody else.
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2y ago
I used to have a soft voice and would constantly be spoken over, and not really listened to. I also look very young (I am late 30s and I still get IDed when buying alcohol). Some things that helped me: - I grew a beared that accentuated my
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2y ago
Also I think IDEs for retro consoles will become more prevalent, and there is the added benefit of of multiplayer for free with many emulators offering rollback netcode.
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2y ago
> My errors are never type related Over the years I feel like I have read this comment at least ten times from different commenters (and the second time this month) and I cannot really fathom it. I consider myself a pretty good developer
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2y ago
Synthstrom Deluge is also going to have DX7 emulation soon.I can’t wait to have a DX7 in a powerful groove box. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=84EENKfeV8M
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2y ago
There is a video for the art of mixing. It is indeed fascinating. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TEjOdqZFvhY
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2y ago
This is exactly what I do and it seems to be the most effective method I have found. It helps to get me out of whatever rumination I am having and into a more mindful state.
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2y ago
You should check out the anime Kaiji. They play rock paper scissors, but with a limited number of cards. It goes into probability, game theory, and social engineering. Really cool show.
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2y ago
It’s also like Macromedia Flash in that it is a highly creative force, but people who don’t get it or can’t make it work for them will complain.
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2y ago
Yep, I’m pretty sure it’s just one guy and the bug tracker with 1000 issues. I’d be interested to know what Air apps are so important to Harman that they are keeping it (barely) running.
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2y ago
I believe it is a single developer at Harman who is maintaining Adobe Air. I don’t think there is any work being done on Flash. It is more so things like keeping Adobe Air builds working for latest operating systems, fixing old bugs, etc, j
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2y ago
Do you know if there is an AI tool to “explode” an image, such as a character, into individual parts for a texture atlas? See example: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/9606161/53874756-0...
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2y ago
CRA was indeed a headache. Thankfully I use Vite now and I hardly ever think about it for my relatively simple SPAs. What stack/tools are you currently using?
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2y ago
I would never touch another project that has ejected from its build tool, and I am almost certain that I would never do an eject on my own projects. The maintenance burden is too high and it always becomes a complete mess as dependencies go
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> Both CRA and Vite seem to be a mess CRA, yes. Vite, not in my experience. Vite does what it says it does, gets out of your way, is configurable enough when you need it to be, and has great testing tools. I don’t think I’ve ever had an
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2y ago
Ok, time to give it another look. Thanks for the link.
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