TehShrike

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by TehShrike 3y ago
I got it – these are the steps I took: 1. Download Love from https://love2d.org/ 2. Launch love.app 3. git clone git@github.com:whyboris/Gravity-Wars.git 4. cd Gravity-Wars.git 5. zip -9 -r GravityWars.love .
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by TehShrike 3y ago
I'm not able to get it to work – installing Love got me a love.app file, but nothing I can run in the terminal. The Love docs imply that the contents of your repo need to be be zipped up and then... something else happens? https:&#x2
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by TehShrike 3y ago
This feels like something that could be ameliorated by trustworthy curation, but The Wirecutter hasn't given good signal for years now, if it ever did, and I haven't seen anything else yet. Maybe I should try paying for Consumer R
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by TehShrike 3y ago
I know the article implies an answer, but does anyone know how effective the sunlight through a window with modern UV blocking is?
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by TehShrike 3y ago
Positive quantities on sales orders decrease inventory. Positive quantities on purchase orders increase inventory. Closed sales orders increase cost of goods sold and accounts receivable. Closed purchase orders increase assets and account
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by TehShrike 3y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding the use of "category" or "thing" here, but it would be difficult for me to make useful business software for my clients if I didn't have one table for "sales orders" and ano
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by TehShrike 3y ago
Talk about a challenging environment. In the interest of not contaminating the contents, you can only poke at it in a highly-constrained environment, using approved tools. I don't imagine NASA is going to let the engineers make any qu
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by TehShrike 3y ago
These sound like the sorts of techniques folks in the "permaculture" community talk about. My wife likes to watch/read stuff from that community. I'm glad the article linked to this PDF that gets more into the implement
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by TehShrike 3y ago
Oh wow, I didn't know this existed, thank you
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by TehShrike 3y ago
I played on a 486DX2 with a math co-processor, and it ran well, though fairly low FPS unless I turned the graphics down.
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by TehShrike 3y ago
I sunk so many hours into this game as a kid. It's crazy how much depth they were able to pack into a flight simulator in 1991.
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by TehShrike 3y ago
Agreed. Contrast this "unlimited" with how gmail was rolled out – gmail didn't offer unlimited email storage, it just offered a number orders of magnitude greater than everyone thought was realistic at the time.
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by TehShrike 3y ago
The more I read about war the shittier it gets. This sounds like a lot of the others. I keep reading about wars, though. It seems more dangerous to look away.
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by TehShrike 3y ago
This is a function of the market for a particular skill, not the skill distribution within that market. The skill distribution for surgeons is ~the same as the skill distribution for baseball. The reason surgeons get paid to work as profes
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by TehShrike 3y ago
Most 5-year-olds are assholes. Once you realize that it is possible to train a child to not act like an asshole, you're pretty far ahead. Once you've trained your 5-year-old to not act like an asshole most of the time, you'
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by TehShrike 3y ago
Open source projects are flooded by low-quality PRs, they can't afford to give mentor-quality feedback to them. Better to join the project's chat server and have back-and-forth discussions.
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by TehShrike 3y ago
I aim to be a 95th percentile parent. It's not as hard as you'd think
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by TehShrike 3y ago
I don't think "the previous owners were charging less than what the market could bear" has any bearing on my previous statements
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by TehShrike 3y ago
The price of renting/buying is a function of the number of houses available more than it is the type of entity that owns the houses.
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by TehShrike 3y ago
If the rental market is clearing, and the ownership market is clearing, that means that the same number of houses are being lived in as there were before the houses were sold. If there aren't enough houses for people to live in as the
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by TehShrike 3y ago
If the house rental market is clearing, and the house ownership market is clearing, it's difficult to take the premise of the article very seriously.
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by TehShrike 3y ago
I believe the constraints chosen could be summarized as 1. the code you write must parse as valid JS 2. you must be able to write traditional JS 3. we want the equivalent of the Destiny Operator https://paulstovell.com/react
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by TehShrike 3y ago
There's nothing inherently wrong with `is_stubborn` or `is_short` flags in your schema, if that's the thing that actually matters. But the `if` blocks given as examples in that post make it clear that there is business logic that
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by TehShrike 3y ago
While reading chapter 6 of that book, I was inspired to make this digital scatter graph trying to implement his "data-ink maximization" principle: https://tehshrike.github.io/classy-graph/ It was a good exerc
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by TehShrike 3y ago
StumbleUpon was the best, I haven't had a better experience with finding interesting, relevant things on the internet. Though I did find https://cloudhiker.net/ recently, which is aiming for the same thing, and I'
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by TehShrike 3y ago
I think about that, and his culture post ( https://danluu.com/culture/ ) a lot. There are some companies that represent the opposite of what OP describes. Once you work with one of them, I've found it impossible
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by TehShrike 3y ago
I'm open to that education, what do you recommend I read?
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by TehShrike 3y ago
This article seems to be stretching really hard to find any way to connect private equity with "bad things". I found the "private companies are kind of like public companies pre-1929-stock-market-crash" take to be partic
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by TehShrike 3y ago
This article is frustratingly mealy-mouthed. You may as well read the published analysis here: https://williamblair.bluematrix.com/links2/pdf/0e2c10da-0c19... > To be sure, 2023 estimated shrink does look eleva
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by TehShrike 3y ago
> Can you expand on that? I spent a little time trying to learn docker fundamentals and it was so obtuse and broad that it really scared me off. I like containers in theory, but I'm not huge on the overhead of VMs, and I'm leer

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