Kaze404

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by Kaze404 5y ago
I'm not sure how the system works, but I think it's safe to assume that the user needs to have enabled their microphone first for this to work.
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by Kaze404 5y ago
I had someone invade the League of Legends account I used for almost a decade after me not using it for a year or so and cheat to their hearts content. That caused the account to get permanently banned with absolutely zero help from Riot Ga
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by Kaze404 5y ago
> The only way to stop cheaters is math, and people. And clever game design
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by Kaze404 5y ago
I hope you don't live every second of your life building useful practical things.
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by Kaze404 5y ago
Because software engineers are known for being people who are averse to learning and trying new things out.
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by Kaze404 5y ago
While I disagree, your gotcha won't work on someone who already lives in a third world country like me.
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by Kaze404 5y ago
I would much rather live in most 3rd world countries than the USA.
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by Kaze404 5y ago
I've wanted a pipeline operator in JavaScript for a while now. Working with Elm and Elixir has made me think of problems in terms of data transformation, and the pipeline operator is the biggest reason why. "Take X then do Y, Z, J
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by Kaze404 5y ago
I don't. Just a few hours ago I noticed I started getting a bunch of guitar-related ads (like courses) after searching last night for a list of all the existing Guitar Hero guitars.
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by Kaze404 5y ago
It has to be. I've seen so many people making huge sums of money selling NFTs for machine-generated "art". What value does this provide to anyone? Who is buying this? What are they getting out of it? This entire thing feels l
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by Kaze404 5y ago
It's unbelievable that to some, the solution to the high crime rate in Brazil is putting more people in jail when a significant part of our prison population hasn't even been tried for their crimes yet. It's always shocking t
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by Kaze404 5y ago
Discord is the reason I'm a software engineer. I joined back in 2015 and after a few months of usage I had an idea for a bot, which prompted me to learn programming and develop it. I did so, and eventually my little bot was in over 150
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by Kaze404 5y ago
I disagree. In my opinion those tools are the bare minimum for effective moderation, and while I love that Discord gives developers an API that allows them to implement those systems, I think it's something that should be handled by Di
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by Kaze404 5y ago
Ah, I see. Thanks for the clarification.
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by Kaze404 5y ago
What I think happened, as someone who's been using Discord daily since 2015, is that they came up with a slightly better product than the alternatives, spent enough in marketing (to gamers specifically) to convince investors that it wa
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by Kaze404 5y ago
I think you misread my comment. I definitely prefer Discord over the others, but I still think it has a long way to go before it becomes a chat experience that's not insufferable to use.
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by Kaze404 5y ago
Could marketing not be the reason people loved it, or the reason it was allowed to reach the point where it became lovable?
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by Kaze404 5y ago
It's definitely improved over the years, but every remotely populated server I'm in uses bots for basic moderation features like ban words, proper bans/kicks (for example, temporary bans), warns, etc. There's still a lon
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by Kaze404 5y ago
I don't see how that's relevant? I don't even prefer those over Discord, but I don't think it's enough of an improvement to warrant the market share it has now.
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by Kaze404 5y ago
I can't think of many reasons Discord "ate the whole market" besides smart marketing, honestly. It does audio rooms incredibly well, but everything else (even their developer support team) is just terrible.
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by Kaze404 5y ago
...Logitech?
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by Kaze404 5y ago
Couldn't the same be said about your comment?
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by Kaze404 5y ago
What does Apple do with iMessage? I don't have an iPhone and always assumed it's just glorified SMS.
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by Kaze404 5y ago
Freedom of speech isn't freedom to be a bigot. You can say whatever you want, but that doesn't mean the rest of the world has to listen.
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by Kaze404 5y ago
Do you know if such a tool exists for Linux? I would like to use the US-INTL keyboard, as it allows me to write international characters easily, but comes with the downside that ' and " are dead keys, which makes programming annoy
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by Kaze404 5y ago
Where can I read about that? I'm under the impression that monopolies, vendor lock-in and other anti-competitive practices are the logical conclusion to capitalism.
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by Kaze404 5y ago
I can't remember the last time I had to deal with browser inconsistencies wrt JavaScript. That's only ever a recurring problem with CSS in my experience, and even then it would be a stretch to call it a consistent problem in my ex
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by Kaze404 5y ago
I'm a 23 year old software engineer and I ask this question on every single interview. It doesn't matter that I don't have kids and don't have to go to bed early every night. I have a life unrelated to my job, and I act
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by Kaze404 5y ago
Can you share those content blockers? I recently acquired my first iOS device and have been suffering through the ads.
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by Kaze404 5y ago
Nix is primarily a package management tool, yes, but it provides isolation in the sense that you don't have to globally install anything (except for Nix, of course). A tool I use extensively when developing is a "nix shell",

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