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I mean, GDScript doesn't exist outside of the Godot engine. Debugging for it is the same as debugging a Godot game. All GDScript functions are C++ methods. Also, there are type hints if you want. If you're going to be doing a v
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> but to write a serious game you really want C#. This is ridiculous. You absolutely can write a full game with GDScript or GDScript and C++. Keep in mind Godot has first class support for C++. In fact, I'd argue C++ is far better
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And 1000 years ago Rus was an empire centred on its capital, Kyiv. Ukrainians used to be called Rusyn or Ruthenian. There was a Rus empire encompassing Ukraine, Belarus and western Russia before Moscow even existed. Ukraine as a country i
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Why don't you read what I wrote instead of making up your own meaning? Your link was about anti-Russian sentiment being tied to western propaganda when in reality, they're creating that sentiment through their own actions.
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> For example, volunteering to help Ukrainians, donating money to their cause And people are doing all those things. People also volunteered to fight and die with them, countries are sending them weapons. It's not taking away from
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That book might have been relevent in 2005 but throw it out the window now. All anti-Russian sentiment in the world is due to the fact Russia is literally engaging in genocide against Ukrainians, right now.
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Ukraine's war on Russian culture isn't just about removing Russian culture, it's about emphasizing Ukrainian culture, which the Russian Empire and USSR both actively tried to suppress. It's not anti-Pushkin as much as pr
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Gogol was Ukrainian though. Lots of references to Ukrainian culture in his early writings as well.
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Most immigrants/expats will move to large cities because of work and culture. So it's definitely of interest. I live in a place with basically no crime too, however work prospects outside of hospitality or being able to work remo
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Lol I grew up in the suburbs of Calgary, itself a midsized and quite affluent city, and there's violence basically anywhere there's public transportation. There were murders in the suburbs. Drug use everywhere. Look at what'
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There's around 2000 sturgeon farms in the world, literally what this thread is about... It's still not demanded. The farm I get caviar from basically gives away smoked sturgeon...
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> Our main goal is quality of life for all of us, so it should be a country w/o cold winters, possibly an island close to the equator. Australia, Barbados, Bahamas, Cyprus. Honestly though, you'll be hard pressed to find anywhe
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I like it but many don't. Certainly not as in-demand as salmon, tuna, halibut, etc...
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Not sure about every brand (there's over 2000 caviar farms apparently) but a few I found: https://www.greatbritishchefs.com/features/ethical-caviar-fa... https://californiacaviar.com/pages/our
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1. Leave your apartment/house. Don't think about work, programming, anything. Just leave your house, go outside, go for a walk, maybe a restaurant, meet people, do things. 2. Stop smoking weed. At least stop smoming regularly
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Caviar has been farm raised for a while now. Almost all the stuff on the market is farm raised. I have a tin of farm-raised Canadian sturgeon caviar in my fridge right now... They even have techniques to extract the eggs without killing t
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There's a ton of legacy Windows systems and Windows systems in non-tech offices. Plus schools, universities, etc...
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Going to go out on a limb and say it's because working for others doesn't make you rich. Extraverts get more jobs but does that really translate into wealth? Entrepreneurship creates far more wealth.
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It's more a matter of not abusing it. Because it's relatively safe, many people take much, much more than the recommended dose.
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Because it affects the liver thus large quantities are dangerous and having it with alcohol is dangerous. This is why ibuprofen is so miraculous; you can take it with alcohol lol.
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Last time I had COVID the doctor literally recommended ibuprofen+ paracetamol and caffeine together lol. Not gonna lie, definitely a good cocktail.
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It'll never happen, the US military is far too strong.
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Then we'll be sitting ducks for the extra-terrestrial invasion... Really though, good luck getting to that state.
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Honestly, just be happy to be making good money and try to leave the rest at work. Other industries aren't better. You'll constantly be chasing a unicorn. I can definitely relate but am in a different industry. So starting a st
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> there are just emission standards for tractors That's not what it's about. Farmers in NL are protesting because the government wants to slash NITROGEN emissions; which are associated with synthetic fertilisers and composting
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It absolutely can. It's just not open sourced.
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Why? It's dependency-free C++. It's easy to port.
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And how many games actually do that? Also, if you really want, with Godot you can bypass the scene node system and also just use C++.
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I use Chrome for anything Google and streaming sites/Chromecast, Firefox for everything dev-related (and of course test on both).
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> How does Godot compare? Are highly threaded features out of the box? Ish. But Godot very much embraces OO. Everything is a node extending another node with messages passed between. But IMO it's OO done right.
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