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by awild 5y ago
There's no animation cancelling at all and the animation queue can sometimes be obnoxiously long. But that's part of the point. Most Button presses you have to commit to, requiring you to be more aware of exactly what your enemies
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by awild 5y ago
Sibling already said this, but you can go through most bosses with an easier time without getting extremely good at it. I've played through all 3 dks games and am not exactly good at them (ironically they are by far my favourite games)
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by awild 5y ago
You can summon npcs and basically pokemom to most fights in elden ring. Using magic or toxic based builds also simplifies many bosses. You can also go around exploring a lot of the World slap some dungeon bosses and beh happy. It doesn&#x27
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by awild 5y ago
The android app of apple music is terrible though. I've tried using it for a month but had constant trouble with it getting stuck loading searches or artists. I've switched to tidal a few days ago, and that seems to have odd issue
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by awild 5y ago
Just a heads up, pandas to Csv is laughably slow. You're literally better off converting the pandas df to arrow and then serialise to Csv with arrow, though the format is quite limited with arrow.
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by awild 5y ago
From experience I can tell that one can get used to other people's styles and just work with that oneself. Unifying among an enforced style and sticking to it really reduces the amount of unnecessary discussions. I genuinely feel that
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by awild 5y ago
I'll second the use of immutable data structures. Had to do some real nasty work of debugging last week because someone accidentally mutated a configuration object causing persistence issues much deeper in the stack. Would've been
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by awild 5y ago
Hades really scratched that itch for me. It's very easy to get going and have fun, but requires investment to completely finish it. I'm pretty terrible at most games so it took me quite a while to actually finish a whole run, but
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by awild 5y ago
Put a demo up on itch.io and post them into indie gaming communities. Errant signal or suoerbunnyhop sometimes check out their mailbox for cool games.
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by awild 5y ago
This list is pretty good, though I've found Alex to be quite grating and very low on the information side of things for a long time(that noodle tier list was an absurd waste of time). Still sometimes entertaining to watch and I just ye
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by awild 5y ago
Yeah, beer prices in Germany are absurdly low. Unfortunately that also means that it's quite hard for smaller breweries to compete. The Franken region (densest brewery region) is seeing the slow death of the family brewery because the
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by awild 5y ago
> If it's just homebrewing / for personal, family / friends consumption, how would they even find out? A lot of laws are only there to enforce if they actually uncover a big operation. True and that's kind of the joke
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by awild 5y ago
In germany beer homebrewing is limited at 200L/year (approx 50gallons, which is a respectable but not huge amount if you have friends). Anything above you have to pay taxes on. Those taxes however are pretty minor for a typical 20L bat
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by awild 5y ago
GP was being facetious. The cartridges are a known way to get high of nitrous oxide. e.g.: https://youtu.be/q7Xse0E_SzA?t=440
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by awild 5y ago
We've done that but someone used relative includes/require statements and everything broke. It's exceptionally annoying.
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by awild 5y ago
Maybe someone can help me with this, how do you integrate r as a cli tool? I'm in a mostly R shop but its integration is so confusing and/or bad with other tools that we usually just rewrite everything in python for integration (w
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by awild 5y ago
A chair's proof of concept doesn't burn the energy of a small industrialized nation?
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by awild 5y ago
I agree a lot with this. I'm in a lot of niche groups of my hobbies and of those most are really quite trash (usually pedantic ideological battles) even if they claim to be otherwise. There's however one that has such a strong mod
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by awild 5y ago
General mathematics and computer science don't require burning energy on the scale of nations just to function
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by awild 5y ago
Have been an active Firefox user for 15+ years and not had much trouble, even running on preview builds.
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by awild 5y ago
It should not take someone a week to read a research paper. Depending on the paper maybe a day but usually a few hours. Carefully studying it is something else and that might take a week, but not every paper needs that kind of attention and
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by awild 5y ago
I mean the site is funded by Thiel, himself raised evangelical (though claiming to have moved beyond it)
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by awild 5y ago
I did my bachelors on a games focused compsci degree. There were tons of people from different backgrounds, basically all there for the wrong reasons (artists to learn to program games, programmers how to program and make games etc) it&#x27
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by awild 5y ago
I've deleted many comments before submission because I decided I wasn't in the mood for a debate on the topics.
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by awild 5y ago
This isn't about syntactical errors, per se. One example I can remember was an empty if or for loop body where everything beyond it was raised into its scope. I'm taking about pycharm formatter specifically here. This does also ha
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by awild 5y ago
The problem is that when auto formatters completely wreck with the semantics of your code because of a missing or misplaced character. It has actually happened often and drives me nuts every time. I prefer to write code the way I want/
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by awild 5y ago
I had the same experience as you. Thought I was doing something wrong and went with an expensive coated pan. Still lost its nonstick after a year. Have since changed to uncoated pans from tramontina. It took some time understanding temperat
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by awild 5y ago
Miller Csv can process json in record format and has a much saner DSL in my experience. https://github.com/johnkerl/miller
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by awild 5y ago
> Bare metal isn't the same, and who wants to dedicate a whole machine to one process? 1) I actually do that at work. A few bare metal machines each have to run just one large-ish process. If I had the time I'd really invest in
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by awild 5y ago
I think you're confusing something here. I'm not claiming we don't need open data nor am I claiming that the non-academic populus would be unable to make interesting observations with open data. I'm saying that of those

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