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by aconbere 4y ago
Maybe OP is considering the earlier games in the series? I agree with you that certainly compared to Uncharted and Tomb Raider the latest God of War has far more engaging world design and combat.
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by aconbere 5y ago
Yeah, I can’t really speak for the article. I ran a large production tokenization system for a payments company. Most of my experience is within the narrow context of protecting credit card numbers. In other contexts maybe you’re more accep
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by aconbere 5y ago
It’s generally not considered safe to expose the raw tokens to your users to use in your api. In fact if your using the system to try to avoid the headaches of PCI DSS, if you expose tokens as means of payment they’ll consider the token to
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by aconbere 5y ago
Totally agree! It’s hard to summarize the many ways to die as a bicyclist in a single comment. I learned the hard way that I was safer taking the lane and having some angry drivers (I guess OP would be happy to treat me like a car?) than to
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by aconbere 5y ago
This is such a heartless response. This response puts both property and a narrow understanding of the law in front of lives. First let’s just acknowledge that the article is describing a small change in driver habit to save lives. Not the l
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by aconbere 5y ago
Think about the various tools we have available to us in concentric rings, each with an increasingly longer period. In the inner most ring, the most readily available, happening almost instantly, we have tools like syntax checking, maybe ev
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by aconbere 5y ago
This just seems like a really long turn around time for type errors. This pushes global type checking into the space of unit testing in terms of time cost. I'd personally much rather have tsc take a second or two and give me the full p
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by aconbere 5y ago
I have to admit i’m baffled by this suggestion. I get that compilation and type checking offer different value propositions, but i’ve now walked into a couple of projects that were happily compiling their typescript with babble only to real
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by aconbere 5y ago
Does anyone have numbers on efficacy? Given the low interchange rates in Europe I would have guessed that despite some flaws overall reduction in fraud was effective.
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by aconbere 5y ago
Contrasting that to the digital remaster (presumably first for DVD) which is AMAZING. They did an incredible job restoring the image.
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by aconbere 6y ago
This is precisely what the OLPC screen did and it worked really quite beautifully. Sadly doesn’t look like the spin off company producing the displays went anywhere :( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pixel_Qi
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by aconbere 6y ago
Last comment I swear. Let's break down the pieces. HCQ - Discussion on HCQ are not being suppressed broadly. We are proving that right now. The drug continues to be studied, I bet we could find recent publications. What's being su
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by aconbere 6y ago
Can we just focus in on a small portion of this. Since I think we'll both die before we can convince the other of our position. I'm not a doctor, I'm not an export, but in my searches I can find no, reputable, peer reviewed s
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by aconbere 6y ago
I've read voltaire, but I've also read Rawls. And while I'm sympathetic to voultair's notion of freedom at any cost, I don't believe it holds up well to modern scrutiny. Voultair's works predate successful demo
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by aconbere 6y ago
I think we can probably agree on appropriate limits to free speech. Libel and slander are easy limitations for us to agree on. It seems pretty clear to me that we should offer protections to individuals on truthfulness of others speech. Wha
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by aconbere 6y ago
Wait... What's the claim you're making here? This policy does not seem to make any statements about political slogans unless you're including within that categorization; harmful miss-information such as anti-vaccine claims an
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by aconbere 6y ago
In all seriousness. There was a lawsuit filed by the Trump with regards to the distance requirements for safe viewing of vote counting. The judge overturned a lower court decision on what safe distances would be, and enabled observers to ob
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by aconbere 6y ago
Why do you say “apparently”? When we hear a claim and the reaction is “that’s incredible and unprecedented”, the reaction we should have should not be to accept that claim but to default to critical thinking. In this case the public records
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by aconbere 6y ago
Look, you seem like a bright and engaged fellow, but this right here is a perfect example of how easy it is for false information to get magnified. This claim started as a tweet by Donal Trump Junior but can be easily fact checked by lookin
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by aconbere 12y ago
I'm going to need to actually see how the controls work during play, but signup and creation are far better than any of the other web judges I've played under. Good job!
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by aconbere 13y ago
Fascinating! (coming back to this late). What would the consider an electric heat pump, or what would they call it?
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by aconbere 13y ago
Worth pointing out (and you touch on this above) that this is not a function of electric heat but a function specifically of the type of electric heat (radiant in this case). I have electric heat by way of a ducted electric heat pump which
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by aconbere 15y ago
This problem is tough to imagine with jabber where you control access through your roster. That is. They would then have to ask you permission to spam you.
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by aconbere 15y ago
There was a book written in the 80's that covered the overarching philosophical discussion on this kind of thinking about games. The author broke games into two categories: finite and infinite. Finite games like the one invented by the chil
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by aconbere 15y ago
How do you get arround issues with sharing branches between devs while using rebase. The oddness of pushing your history over other devs makes rebase extremely backwards for me.
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by aconbere 16y ago
I see you've adopted a new pseudonym "Jesse Diebold"... an ominous name.
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by aconbere 16y ago
I had a similar epiphany a year or so ago. After cursing make files and their syntax for so long, I had arrived at a moment in which the project I was working on truly called for make. The project assumed no other dependencies than a standa
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by aconbere 16y ago
That sounds reasonable. I wasn't trying to dismiss the effects of lectins en mass, but rather provide a reasoning to the parent that perhaps it's worth linking to actual research on the topic. I actually have to tip my hat to you, after a c
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by aconbere 16y ago
So when discussing the nutritional benefits of a legume. Should we be more focused on it in its raw form or the form that people eat it in (almost certainly cooked). Cooking is absolutely part of the point. Which is why any article you read
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by aconbere 16y ago
This is awesome. Seriously. I think you just sealed up my Saturday morning.

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