Vanit

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by Vanit 4y ago
No one here is disputing the concept, just the execution. You know, the part that actually matters.
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by Vanit 4y ago
Fork, aka the footgun git UI that repeatedly causes me to lose productive time to help junior devs unmangle their local repos. I usually recommend SourceTree to them, not because it's particularly amazing, but it does enough while not
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by Vanit 4y ago
An interesting analogy, but it's worth remembering that we don't actually understand sleep as a mechanism very well.
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by Vanit 4y ago
Somewhat related, Kurzgesagt is amazing.
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by Vanit 4y ago
Personally wouldn't help me. I consume via RSS and just read every title anyway. Not sure how many users are in the same boat as me though.
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by Vanit 4y ago
Only time I've seen them is when one of my jobs was contracted to the local Telco here who wanted all kinds of design deliverables.
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by Vanit 4y ago
Related; everyone should see this movie, and it's a shame it's not getting as much traction as it deserves. This movie will make you laugh, make you cry, and question the meaning of all your actions and how you treat the ones you
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by Vanit 4y ago
My one data point; the one ex-friend I had that was really encouraging/interested in things I talked about (at first) turned out to be a borderline sociopath and I had to end the friendship.
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by Vanit 4y ago
I like the ritual, I like having something hot, but I'm pretty sure I'd be the same if I just had hot water instead. I don't really buy into the meme that people specifically need coffee to actually function. It's the sa
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by Vanit 4y ago
Well, they're a type of contract. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deal_with_the_Devil
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by Vanit 4y ago
Yep, see #susanalbumparty
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by Vanit 5y ago
As an Australian this neatly explains the problem I see looking at US policy as an outsider. Everyone will chip in for a gofundme for basic surgery, but at the same time freak out when democrats propose govt services that help everyone that
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by Vanit 5y ago
Ah, the sibling of my favourite "why don't you jUsT X?" when describing a solution to someone.
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by Vanit 5y ago
> Databases have been around for over 50 years. You might not think there’s anything left to innovate after all that time, but database fragmentation is one of the fastest-developing verticals in the tech industry. The complexity that ch
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by Vanit 5y ago
I'd really encourage you to ignore that comment and give the game a shot :) In ER you never have just one avenue of progression and this player decided to brute force the boss (which can be really fun if you want to level your own refl
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by Vanit 5y ago
I think it was a reference :)
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by Vanit 5y ago
Similarly, to scale depictions of the distance/size of the Earth and the moon were quite surprising to me too.
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by Vanit 5y ago
I appreciate the title seems is that of the published study, but it still appears to be editorialised. This seems to compare the viral loads in the lungs, while not considering that asymptomatic and vaccinated people aren't coughing al
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by Vanit 5y ago
I like this analogy, and it explains all the issues when online services are launched by game developers (I kid).
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by Vanit 5y ago
To your point, this is why many developers were reluctant to support Stadia.
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by Vanit 5y ago
I don't suppose you're using an Android phone and tested this in the search bar widget? I was able to reproduce your results that way, but it did provide me with a search instead option that did lead to the relevant GitHub page. I
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by Vanit 5y ago
I assumed you were aware of the issues, which is why I said those at home who might just take it at face value as a neat pattern. :) I personally do actually use flatMap sometimes as outlined in your example - perf is an after issue and I&#
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by Vanit 5y ago
For those wondering at home, the reason you shouldn't do this is immediately spelled out in the Mozilla docs for flatMap: > Note, however, that this is inefficient and should be avoided for large arrays: in each iteration, it create
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by Vanit 5y ago
I don't use Godot, but I don't think there's an official Steamworks integration. This is speculation, but I think this means they're working on an official module, and it'll come with support that ensures all contro
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by Vanit 5y ago
I think that's just a pun on Maximus as a name and isn't a comment on its size.
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by Vanit 5y ago
Good thing I was very clearly only addressing degrees with target industries then, and I did mention post-grad academics.
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by Vanit 5y ago
Ignoring the specifics in this case, I'm in favour of the govt requiring that the degrees available are viable for career progression. Speaking as someone from Australia, I see too many universities offering degrees that the target ind
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by Vanit 5y ago
Not only can anyone create another NFT; there's no reason the rightful ccreator can't decide they want to pretend the og NFT was "1 of N" and then create more later, diluting the value of the original.
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by Vanit 5y ago
You could almost copy-paste the premise into a Black Mirror episode.
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by Vanit 5y ago
Clearly they were referring to the creators of the NFT'd content vs NFT promoters.

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