Splines

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by Splines 9y ago
Chrome developer tools are pay-for-play. Aside from download size, users are not impacted by the existence of the developer tools. Users who don't want a physical keyboard can't exactly remove it.
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by Splines 9y ago
The source of that article was posted 2659 days ago. Maybe Alex3917 is a time traveler? (Welcome to 2017 Alex, sorry about everything).
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by Splines 9y ago
Subreddit of movie-fake-UI: https://www.reddit.com/r/FUI/
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by Splines 9y ago
I am a complete font newbie, but looking at the standard ( https://www.iso.org/standard/66391.html ), it seems like there exists a feature called "contextual glyphs", which means you can supply alternative glyp
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by Splines 9y ago
From what I've observed, Vancouver weather is closely correlated to Seattle weather (it's fairly close to Seattle). I haven't actually compared the data though. Similarly, I would imagine that weather in Portland is quite d
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by Splines 9y ago
Not a js dev, but it seems like when doing a compare if a package already exists, hyphens should be removed (so "crossenv" and "cross-env" are considered identical). "js" seems like needless verbosity, maybe t
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by Splines 9y ago
There's certainly less sun in Seattle, but it's not too bad: https://www.currentresults.com/Weather/Washington/annual-day... SF has about 60 days more of sun per year: https://www.currentresul
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by Splines 9y ago
> Can you make the game "more safe" without drastically changing the game? Any game played at this high of a speed, with this strong of players is going to have some inherent danger to it. I'm only a casual watcher of fo
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by Splines 9y ago
I'm of the opinion that you should express your intent as clearly as possible and let the optimizer handle making your code fast. It should be rare that writing "dense" code actually gives you performance wins.
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by Splines 9y ago
> Do you think its strange that all the debris has washed up on the opposite side of the Indian ocean to this arc? Did you RTFA? There's a simulation near the end that sanity checks the crash arc with where the debris washed up o
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by Splines 9y ago
Slightly OT question - if I want a particular phone number, whats the preferred method of doing this? I.e., is there a way to be notified when someone gives up a certain number?
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by Splines 9y ago
I think that's a fair statement, in that as an example here is literally a meal kit from Amazon: http://a.co/1oWOQcG But branding goes a long way, and they'll undoubtedly position this differently than the above.
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by Splines 9y ago
This is really anecdotal, and I don't have a ton of experience with iPad versions of board games, but I've tried several on Android and it feels like all of them are just slightly rough around the edges. It's really hard t
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by Splines 9y ago
Monopoly really shines in electronic versions, where book-keeping and rule enforcement is easy to do. There's no "free parking money pot" nonsense that just makes the game unnecessarily long.
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by Splines 9y ago
It depends. For software that interacts with services, most certainly. Otherwise, consider emulators - games or applications written for platforms long gone can continue to run today, because that software was written (mostly) to some sort
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by Splines 9y ago
Interesting - maybe it means that voice interfaces are better for tasks of a certain shape: Those that are typically multi-step, specific, and "deep" in an app. Things like setting a kitchen timer, saving a reminder for yourself
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by Splines 9y ago
Getting OT, but if you want a hilarious game simulation of dealing with poor kitchen design with multiple cooks (with a strong heaping of the brigade system), check out the game "Overcooked".
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by Splines 9y ago
I would guess that if you're world class at some creative process you massively compress the amount of "raw" data you need to recreate something, just due to the sheer number of patterns you are aware of. For example, if I as
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by Splines 9y ago
FWIW /r/no_sob_story/ is dedicated to highlighting content that is only interesting due to post context
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by Splines 9y ago
Ha - if anybody says that, ask them if they can kindly lend you their phone for a few minutes, so you can browse through their photo gallery, browser history and emails.
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by Splines 9y ago
I've found Herb Sutter's talk on std::atomic also useful for understanding this. The 2nd part of his talk goes into some of the differences between x86 and other architectures (about 31 min in): https://channel9.msdn.co
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by Splines 9y ago
Don't forget they also did Xbox (x86) --> Xbox 360 (PPC) emulation. It worked pretty decently well too.
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by Splines 9y ago
What about pieces that, put together, equal another larger piece? Say, a few "flat" pieces of the same color to make a larger 1 unit tall brick? Can you see the seams on these?
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by Splines 9y ago
Looking at the store page, "app" seems like a reasonable choice that seems like it would make sense with most people.
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by Splines 9y ago
I prefer RSS - twitter is too chaotic for my taste.
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by Splines 10y ago
I'll be the devil's advocate: Maybe it's because players don't want more advanced AI? It's (IMO) gotten to the point where AI is good enough. There's certainly room for improvement but by and large it's
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by Splines 10y ago
I do this too. I always leave my keys and wallet in the same spot. It majorly screws up my routine if I pick up my wallet to pay for something online and forget to put it back where it belongs, and I can't find it the next day. Or I
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by Splines 10y ago
Put things on one side when you get in. When you soap and rinse, move them over. Alternatively, when you soap and rinse, put them in the way of your exit. When you finish, open the shower curtain, move the stuff that is in the way into it
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by Splines 10y ago
https://thatoneprivacysite.net/vpn-comparison-chart/
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by Splines 10y ago
I'm surprised that Amazon didn't go this route. With their warehouse logistics expertise they could operate everything pretty much the same except that instead of putting a bunch of stuff into a shipping van it goes in a customer

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