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by Ralfp 7y ago
> zero dynamic content This is true, but the reason why Fallout 2 is considered great (and why so is New Vegas), was in number possible paths that player can take during gameplay. Writing in those games was all about presenting gray and
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by Ralfp 7y ago
In EU there is an anti-money laundering directive, but it’s mostly up to member countries how they’ll implement it. As usual some countries implemented it reasonably while others didn’t.
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Not everyone, but thats how trends were in recent decades: people moving to large urban centers raising land prices in those and areas around making anything but apartment blocks unfeasible economically. In some places even single-house are
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by Ralfp 7y ago
Removing GIL will break ecosystem in worse way than Python 2->3 ever did, as both interpreter and compiled libraries rely on it for thread safety. There are other paths for improving performance that Python is embrancing: asyncio provide
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> Are things like query depth, width and cost limiting available as parameters to common libraries? No, they are mostly 3rd party utils. I those exist for Apollo server. > Would you follow a similar strategy in GraphQL? Generic auth i
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by Ralfp 7y ago
Unlimited query complexity: - graphql() function takes "validators" argument for a reason ;) There are multiple strategies for limiting complexity, but common ones are boxing (limiting depth and width of query) or query cost limit
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by Ralfp 7y ago
Ton Roosendaal (Blender creator) estimated in 2018 interview that 3D software market is very small, and pulled up Autodesk's (3DsMax/Maya, etc) business results from that time, which amounted to 25000 - 30000 yearly licenses. He a
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by Ralfp 7y ago
People flock to places that are great to live, and those that have many services readily available in the walking distance are usually greater than those that don't. But I am European living near the big city's center without car,
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by Ralfp 8y ago
Every browser uses different markup to represent contents of contenteditable. One browser uses div for text and splits it into two when enter is pressed, other browser inserts <br/>, next one has paragraph, etc. ect. JSON is not
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by Ralfp 8y ago
> cPython supports inline C First time I am hearing this. Can you share an example?
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I've got my MBP on November 2016. Keyboard was ok until one day key "R" didn't click on pressing (it still registered). I've tried blowing air from different angles, shaking, fiddling under it with thin piece of pap
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by Ralfp 8y ago
This is patently false. Theme in pre-1914 continental European press was monarchies struggling with independence movements, question of next Franc-Prussian conflict (because everybody was certain that peace between those two can't hold
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by Ralfp 8y ago
NATO is military pact. EU has economic advantages for member states like single market and trade union (so you can't create trade agreement in WTO sense with single EU member).
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It forced my government to break national monopoly on internet access, bringing ASDL prices down from $265 month to just $8.
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Major problem with Postgres full-text search that those articles don't dwell into too much is that unless your documents are in one of the "chosen languages", you are more likely to find support for your language in search en
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Also in stupid „triple AAA” economy publishers consider tactic games too niche to be viable product. They would try to turn it into mobile game or such.
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by Ralfp 8y ago
If they are really a lottery, they are betting it on nobody from Poland taking interest in them, because lotteries in Poland are de-facto state monopoly due to amount of requirements imposed on lottery organizers: Lottery draws are done in
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by Ralfp 8y ago
I am aware of what Fuse.js does and what fuzzy matching is ;) However if project is named "autocomplete 2.0" (which is an UI concept first) and your landing page focuses on search input with suggestions, it's safe to assume w
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by Ralfp 8y ago
Fuse appears to be search engine, and OP is sharing the autocompletion component for use in interface.
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If this is how you've understood my message, I guess it proves my point of how unreasonable some of SC fans are in discussions, seeking conspiracies everywhere.
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by Ralfp 8y ago
Its just zoning combined with streaming, but under other name - its been around for a long time, at least the times of Unreal Engine because I clearly remember dealing with zones in first Unreal's editor back in 98. As fun fact, its so
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by Ralfp 8y ago
I would like to mention Avorion. Its sandbox space game developed by two guys with heavy emphasis on user-created content and procedural generation that I've bought on Steam sale two years ago for 7EUR and devs are still updating it ad
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by Ralfp 8y ago
But people are very much in right to have negative opinion on how game is being managed and developed. That's what healthy discussion is about: inviting critical opinions. I've missed the point when fanbase became fiercely defensi
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I'm in "stand on the side and enjoy the show" camp myself, but looking at gameplays, the game is not that lacking. Its vertical slice that they can now build upon. I'm not aware if there's dynamic economy or sandbox
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Show HN: Ariadne, Python lib for writing GraphQL servers, inspired by Apollo(github.com)
7 points by Ralfp 8y ago|0 comments
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by Ralfp 8y ago
But this is okay! After all if you are not breaking the law, you have nothing to hide, and no reason to feel worried! Privacy is smoke screen criminals are making up to obstruct the justice!
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by Ralfp 8y ago
The interview is long one, but I've found Tom's observations on creating and running open source projects very insightful and interesting.
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“Money doesn't interest me” – Creator of Blender talks about its future(youtube.com)
1 points by Ralfp 8y ago|1 comments
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by Ralfp 8y ago
I'm also python dev and I'm embracing docker for delivering my app to users. > Why is docker better than virtualenv with a requirements.txt file One of issues that `docker-compose build` solves better is that venv is superconfu
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by Ralfp 8y ago
Why not use react-strap? It offers React reimplementations of Bootstrap components.

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