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by Shawnecy 2y ago
> According to the report, a total of 5,300 SAP employees have applied for the programs. That would be more than 20 percent of the Group's entire German workforce. However, only 3200 of these employees are said to be over 55 years o
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by Shawnecy 2y ago
How bad were Blizzard's lawyers that they couldn't convince a jury that broadcast messaging for gaming was not novel in the year 2000?
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by Shawnecy 2y ago
> Lehning confirmed that another singer performed the initial vocals before overlaying the raw performance with Travis’s voice clone. As of this story’s publication, it’s unclear who the other singer is. CBS covered the story as well and
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by Shawnecy 2y ago
Wow. Why did this get flagged?
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by Shawnecy 2y ago
> The massive wave of European immigration they promoted—second only to the United States'—led to a near-reinvention of Argentine society and economy that by 1908 had placed the country as the seventh wealthiest[65] developed nation
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by Shawnecy 2y ago
Did the app authors pay for their apps to be recommended? If so, then it's still an ad.
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by Shawnecy 3y ago
Pretty well discussed not that long ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39800678
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by Shawnecy 3y ago
About a year ago, Stroustrup wrote a similar response[0] to a similar statement from the NSA[1]. I wasn't really convinced and am more in agreement with this response to Stroustrup[2] from an embedded Linux developer. To quote from nea
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by Shawnecy 3y ago
This is always my area of interest, and I rarely see it covered. Maybe all the people who do it just understand it so well that's it just an after thought for them? I've tried on numerous occasions to host my own services at home
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by Shawnecy 3y ago
This is awesome news. I had a question, and I suspect the answer is no, but can Antithesis help find bugs in shaders or CUDA or any code that runs on GPUs?
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by Shawnecy 3y ago
The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows calls it 'Zenosyne' [0], or the sense that time keeps going faster. I quite like it and have found myself coming back to rewatch it every couple years. [0] = https://www.youtube.com&#x2
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by Shawnecy 3y ago
Just a reminder of Bending Spoons' acquisition of Evernote[0]. When they acquired apps from IAC recently, their business practices were described as scammy[1]. [0] = https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles
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by Shawnecy 3y ago
I think the dedicated blog post for this release [1] would be a better link. [1] = https://www.codeweavers.com/blog/mjohnson/2024/2/22/crossove...
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by Shawnecy 3y ago
Is It OK to Be Mean to a Chatbot? Is it OK to Be Mean to Spreadsheet Software? Is it OK to Be Mean to Photoshop? Is it OK to Be Mean to Chrome? Just because you anthropomorphize software, doesn't mean the rest of us have to. All of the
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by Shawnecy 3y ago
That reminds me of a parody song from 3Blue1Brown[0] about how certain numerical patterns don't quite hold and can fool you if you don't look far enough out. [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOCsdhzo6Jg
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by Shawnecy 3y ago
Just came here to say the exact same thing. I moved all my units, and looked all around what I thought was the game screen for what to do. Didn't realize other elements on the page were part of the game.
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by Shawnecy 3y ago
I have strong doubts about working for any company that thinks this is the most efficient way to gleam this information from potential candidates. From looking at the images in the reddit post, I'm not sure how that is supposed to bett
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by Shawnecy 3y ago
Not my experience at all. At work we rewrote a small bit of hotspot python in Rust with no issues. This was what we primarily followed: https://ohadravid.github.io/posts/2023-03-rusty-python/
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by Shawnecy 3y ago
For 99% of the electricity in my state: * natural gas (42%) * nuclear power (29%) * coal (12%) * solar energy (10%) * hydroelectric power (5%) * and wind (1%)
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by Shawnecy 3y ago
WRONG. You say that, but read the details and the original thread from what it was cut: "but the bundled older version remains enabled after IDE restart." THE OLD VERSION IS ENABLED AFTER IDE RESTART.
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by Shawnecy 3y ago
So you disable and uninstall the plugin. Then after an update,you're silently running with it on[1]. For my company and a lot of others I know, you are now in violation of your contract with your employer courtesy of a JetBrains bug be
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by Shawnecy 3y ago
Please don't make such glib uninformed comments: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-341408/Disabling-p...
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by Shawnecy 3y ago
Expecting users to dodge updates that activate plugins which invalidate work contracts is a pretty short sighted method for developing an IDE.
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by Shawnecy 3y ago
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-341408/Disabling-p...
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by Shawnecy 3y ago
This is in comparison to launching satellites into space. I think most people would agree it's probably more along the lines of "trivial" when compared to that.
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by Shawnecy 3y ago
To all the people saying this makes sense, why do they specifically lie for Chromium: > Why does this not affect Chromium? Because chromium on aarch64 pretends to be x86_64
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by Shawnecy 3y ago
I'm curious as well. Once you can use an ExecutorService with virtual threads, the gap seems a bit thin. The best I can tell is that coroutines are a bit lighter weight (in terms of what state is managed) and have a bit simpler usage o
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by Shawnecy 3y ago
The math behind it was covered by Matt Parker on Stand-up Maths: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTDKqW_GLkw
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by Shawnecy 3y ago
Nanotech Gamedev has had a pretty decent series of videos for developing an RTS in Godot 4[1]. Plenty of videos go beyond the usual intro stuff. [1] = https://www.youtube.com/@nanotechgamedev/videos
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by Shawnecy 3y ago
Not first-party, but there is third-party console support for Godot: https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/tutorials/platform/co...

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