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by ZeWaka 3y ago
Yeah this isn't the right game, but is much closer to a full game based on that idea than among us.
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
Just watched the video on this! It's definitely a cautionary tale of having your random sources interact - applicable to so many important systems. I often find myself sharing the rng in my code for performance reasons, but stories lik
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
As much as React is too wordy and bloated these days, this comparison seems extremely unfair, bordering on biased.
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
Absolutely a reference. Dilithium (from Star Trek) is name of their signature algorithm.
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
Yeah, I've always been impressed at AirBnB's open source stuff, even if I don't use their actual product.
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
You can't enroll infinite people.
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
The discussion on the flat bands reminds me a lot of the old LK-99 papers, where they were targeting the magnetism.
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
holy shit the content on there is unhinged
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
These were added extremely recently with no announcement.
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
> a brewer cannot be a wholesaler or a retailer Reminds me of the weird law in a lot of states where breweries and distilleries can't use the same equipment or physical location - which pushes out smaller more varied players since y
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
We actually do a fair amount of this in the US. Marion County in Oregon burns 90% of their trash. It's much better than landfills, anyways.
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
It's not rolled out yet: http://sainthelenaisland.info/communications.htm#maestrotech...
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
> GH Actions is basically a re-brand of Microsoft's "Azure Pipelines" Probably even moreso than most people think - a large portion of the AzDo team got moved over after the acquisition to work on GitHub Actions/Proje
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
> with no persistent storage There's https://github.com/actions/cache though?
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
re: `pull_request_target` and fork PRs - You can get around the !Even More Fun! limitations this has (GITHUB_TOKEN being read-only) by having a workflow called by another workflow. For example, I wrote a set of workflows[1] to automatically
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
Blog link seems dead? Getting a 404 from nginx.
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
Not really, he's just not nearly as skilled as a director. The best of his prior films have been collabs.
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
> I have no idea why you think it's difficult at all. Because I help develop a game engine / platform that deals with this problem and therefore done extensive research? All of those Microsoft device ID variants are trivial to
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
The main benefit of Unity over all other engines (from my perspective, anyways) is the large amount of skilled developers trained in it. If studios and devs start abandoning it, there goes your value proposal.
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
> unique hardware ID This is vastly more difficult than you think. For example, if you try to use the standard method, which is hard drive serial numbers, it's incredibly easy to spoof AND all prebuilt computers from Walmart share t
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
Porting is a relatively big issue. Core game systems often intertwine closely with how the engine operates, especially graphics systems like the renderer or particles/effects. It's totally possible though. One of the game projects
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
True, but it does hurt the indie darlings that 'get noticed,' who showcase the Unity engine as a platform for small developers to make their game. Examples of recent indie games like this: Among Us, Valheim, Phasmophobia, Rimworld
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
Not the best article. It basically entirely ignores how this is going to hurt the small/indie developers the most, who are the main reason Unity exists as it does today. Indie games will have lower price points than AAA games, and thus
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
Google Voice?
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
Reminds me a lot of turning numbers.
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
limits, the gtfs data is only set for those cities / transit providers
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
Not really. No servers based off of leaked source code have really lasted - they get nuked by the larger community.
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
This really rings true - I was trying to do some semi-niche hardware/software research (wiimote on steam deck) and the only real sources for that information was on closed subreddits. I ended up having to just view the cached pages and
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
It reminds me a lot of Aseprite, which is free to compile yourself since it's open source, but you have to buy it on Steam for auto-updates and such.
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by ZeWaka 4y ago
What, no? Firefox isn't based on Chromium at all.

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