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961.
by a_t48 7y ago
You’re somewhat conflating a port with a remaster, here. Remasters are significantly more expensive, yes.
962.
by a_t48 7y ago
Yeah, I've seen it, it's super neat. The higher resolution models are pretty. PS2 only, though.
963.
by a_t48 7y ago
It's still cheaper than making a new game.
964.
by a_t48 7y ago
The Myth series is sort of stuck in the same dilemma. I wasn't a part of the talks for either game, unfortunately. I think the people who were trying before were trying to buy out the IP, which in my personal opinion is less likely to
965.
by a_t48 7y ago
> Isn't the primary reason why games don't get release to avoid them competing with modern games for gamers focus. Like if I spend time playing older games then I'm not going to spend as much time on newer games so I don&#
966.
by a_t48 7y ago
My favorite game of all time, Oni, is also stuck in purgatory for similar reasons. It was the last game Bungie put out before being bought out by Microsoft. In theory Take-Two Interactive owns the rights to the IP, but it's really fuzz
967.
by a_t48 7y ago
Can you give an example of unique_ptr being too heavy?
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by a_t48 7y ago
> Women who murder their abusive husbands, for example, are almost never going to go and murder someone else. By your reasoning, they shouldn’t go to prison to punish them for their murder. That's a reasonable position to take, actu
969.
by a_t48 7y ago
Some static before/after pictures would _really_ help this article. I get that it's intended to be consumed as a video, but comeon.
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by a_t48 7y ago
I have no problem speaking up when I think something needs to be said (if anything, I have the opposite problem), but I would not be comfortable answering this question in an interview.
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by a_t48 7y ago
Hey, at least it's honest.
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by a_t48 7y ago
For a second I thought this was a similar book who's name I've been trying to remember. Like Daemon and Ready Player One, but with some magic sword instead. Dang.
973.
by a_t48 7y ago
Probably just over-(ab)use of templates. :)
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by a_t48 7y ago
Mind you, this is a forum for technology, not farming. You’re welcome to submit an article on farming.
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by a_t48 7y ago
I was under the impression that because of the lack of tracking in incognito, most sites regard it as a "new device". Regardless, your second point stands, makes sense. That is dumb.
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by a_t48 7y ago
Security in depth. It's reasonable to require 2FA for new devices.
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by a_t48 7y ago
I'd personally rather it be secure by default than unsecure by default.
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by a_t48 7y ago
For you, not much. For people who make their livelihood on it, a lot. If you’re lazy and share passwords between accounts like some people do it’s also good to know that your password might be leaked.
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by a_t48 7y ago
One can be for border security but still against wasteful use of money towards it.
980.
by a_t48 7y ago
What kinds of work were you doing that allowed exceptions?
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by a_t48 7y ago
FWIW I’ve never been at a job that allows exceptions...but smart pointers and RAII are great.
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by a_t48 7y ago
Source on your knowledge of OP’s child’s birth?
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by a_t48 7y ago
Which pronoun? “Tā”?
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by a_t48 7y ago
40% is a little bit too small for me, but I used a 60% at my last job as a second keyboard - I had multiple machines at my desk that I wanted to use at the same time and didn't want to give up so much desk space for the lesser used one
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by a_t48 7y ago
I'm with you there.
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by a_t48 7y ago
I thought this was going to be about ambient electronic music, which is something totally different. Genre naming is fun. :) Still a worthwhile article to me.
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by a_t48 7y ago
> Why aren't they driving the cars with the driverless software in learn mode, scaled up to many human drivers that are training the autonomous classifiers edge case dataset e.g. human driver stops for this particular shaped object
988.
by a_t48 7y ago
Long term optimistic. Short to medium term is fuzzy for me. :)
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by a_t48 7y ago
I don't have a great answer to that - I don't know Uber's capabilities and I can't really speak to my previous company's capabilities either. Sorry! Edit: I will say that "size and relative speed of the object&
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by a_t48 7y ago
In your example "unknown" is implicitly "static". Either way, neither of us have access to Uber's source history to say what exactly went wrong. They do claim to have fixed it though, you're right.

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