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It's definitely viable for 2D -- I'm 100% sure on this. The biggest factor holding people back is the hesitancy for a professional developer to leave something like Unity. That won't matter to the 1-2 person teams. As I hav
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Which would all be a rounding area if C gets to take credit for everything produced using it.
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Thanks, thought it was 3 dots on the Arabic "b". It really doesn't take long until you Farsi tries to sneak in some extra letters to figure out it's not Arabic. Looking back on it, I remember feeling like I can't r
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Farsi has the letter "p" which Arabic does not. That letter has three dots on top (sometimes drawn like ^. I think there may be another. Arabic only has the "sh" sound with the three dots. Trying to read Farsi, it fee
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Author was more making the point that one occurs commonly and the other order should never occur as the other order would require connecting the letters. The stick character does not connect to the left, but will on the right if that letter
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The first two correct examples are "Hello world". Third one is "language". The stick character is either a short "a' or "i", which you would know from the little tick marks above/below that you
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Solo violin is relatively niche in the vast world of classical music.
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I think the democratic party is upset that everyone wasn't going along with the superdelegates who really have the first votes. They want to choose their candidate and go through the motions of a primary.
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The rule is ambiguous and can be read two ways. Tools which pull code from places like ...github...are not allowed. # Github as a tool doesn't generate code. Tool like ...github... which generate code are not allowed. # Github is cert
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They would lose a lot of the fun part without the context of the original, as well.
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When you vote in Fibonacci and it's really simple, do you vote a 1, or 1?
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We need an AI to read the low effort crap to find the gem. That's what someone needs to work on -- then they could sign all these "authors" and clean up.
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Other people laid off are looking and might find something for you. They are looking for companies actively hiring. People who have a job 1. don't have time during the day and 2. only know about their company since they aren't lo
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Was just looking at this with internet service last night. Though I can understand where they're almost forced into that, since explaining that you can't get 1Gig speed from a random server that isn't serving that fast would
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> I would assume our government has the ability to get detailed photos of these objects For any territory that a camera can get detailed photos of something, there is much greater area (volume) which over which it can get poor photos. S
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They didn't run his campaigns as him being the best ever, did they? MJ was still top dog at Nike, right? That also runs into my other theory of whoever was #1 when the mid 80's to early 90's rolled around stays at #1 due to
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Pretty sure that's referring to benefits/pay for strikers after they have returned to work.
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He won't, because Nike spent billions of dollars convincing everyone MJ was the greatest. I'm also tired of the "wants it more" and "works the hardest" conversations. Somewhere out there is a dude who is worki
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The Glass Onion scene with him was my favorite part of the movie.
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I really didn't mean stop as 0g. I mean stop as compared to the "high carb" diet previous mentioned in the article that is apparently done for the pump, which I'm highly skeptical of compared to the lifting benefits of
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"guy to gain 4 pounds of what looks like muscle when they go from a low to a high carb diet. This is probably the main reason high carb diets are so popular among bodybuilders" They didn't make that claim? Second sentence.
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"It’s not uncommon for a guy to gain 4 pounds of what looks like muscle when they go from a low to a high carb diet. This is probably the main reason high carb diets are so popular among bodybuilders" from the article. The main re
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They seem to be talking about bodybuilding a lot, but then (at least some) of the discussions move to muscle growth among random groups of people. The two are not the same. Bodybuilders are trying to put on muscle, sometimes in specific p
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HMFWIC
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If you can avoid floating point division and search for what squares into the number you're looking at, it may converge more quickly per computer cycle. Heron's method does converge quickly per algorithm cycle, though. I haven
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The absolute standard for content goodness (if you're interested in wrestling) is Cary Kolat. Watch any instructional by him. No "like and subscribe", no "hey guys". It's demo, maybe brief explanation, and t
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A dinosaur themed amusement park, I assume.
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FM is far more restricted by line of sight. AM is not dead between cities in Texas, if you're into Country, Tejano, or church broadcasts.
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You say this without knowing the actual regulations, obligations, and posted penalties, of course.
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That and free parking doesn't pay anything. Number of houses/hotels is also limited to the number that came with the game. Play by the rules and the game will actually come to an end.
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