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by b33j0r 4y ago
There is a sense of premium quality from your books, so I bought em. You haven’t let me down! I have been curious. Why the choice of java as introductory level? Maybe I’ve been lucky to choose my own tools over the years. But I still get hu
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It’s funny that alchemy was kinda onto something, but underestimated the energy requirements by orders of magnitude of orders of magnitude
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That’s pretty much what this design would require for continuous operation. But I cannot tell if this comment is being facetious or rather optimistic. Therefore, I’ll agree!
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by b33j0r 4y ago
“And so it was that men themselves conjured The Unreal, without hint of irony or foreshadowing, but rather out of boredom on a pretty standard Sunday afternoon.”
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by b33j0r 4y ago
>The other big piece of it is... communicating is a messy activity. I'm always amazed how often you can think people are aligned on something I wonder if this is a bug, or a feature, if you will. Maybe the random distribution of var
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by b33j0r 4y ago
Letting you in. It was a joke about people coming at you and the contrast with health. I am a writer, it was intentional. Hope the wild ride was enjoyable!
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by b33j0r 4y ago
I believe most of this, except that no one I know who works out a lot is calm. If anything, I’m always looking around for empty syringes. They act like they are gonna climb a mountain then come back and try to make me do Beachbody and chale
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by b33j0r 4y ago
Same thing happened to me when this was posted last month. Then I spent 15 minutes imagining my new editing bliss while it failed to compile from source. I thought I solved it, but nope. I like it, but make it work before I get that excited
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by b33j0r 4y ago
You’re not wrong. It’s just the idea of “what if I accidentally turn my dream hobby into a success?” and “how do I even call lawyers?” and “is any of this worth investing in, on balance?”
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by b33j0r 4y ago
I’d be a very different person without games when I was young. Got me into programming, thinking beyond my immediate reality… etc. More stimulation is probably good for development, that’s how pathways form, I have been told. Call me armcha
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Ah yes, no guarantee of concurrency or ordering (in the headline, lol). That’d be a pretty funny compression algorithm. You listen to a .mpfoo file, and you’ll hear the whole song, we promise!
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by b33j0r 4y ago
*UAP. There is something going on, but it’s very unclear what it is. Hard to tell right now if the “threat” knows it’s targeting military (might even be us), or if the military has the only sensors/opportunities to have these encounter
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by b33j0r 4y ago
Yep. People talk about the hard problem, but it’s lots of things. The consciousness process might have obvious components, and many non-obvious ones, but until those factors explain why it seems like a first-person experience… Well dang, a
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by b33j0r 4y ago
That email client analogy is brilliant. I hope meta also emulates how choosing a seat around a conference table is important. Including because of power plugs, blinding or overheating sun from windows, and being closer to the boss makes you
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by b33j0r 4y ago
It takes true genius to come up with a scheme so clever that opportunity cost becomes irrelevant. I can’t classify this one. Kinda sounds like an IRC wire fraud joke that some kid actually tried. I stopped pirating stuff as soon as they wou
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by b33j0r 4y ago
Prolog has seen significant use at “3AM At My House, Inc.” You’re right, we have a lot of new compute power that came online, intractable brute-force became the smart way. For now. Most of my life we cheekily made fun of “mainframe computer
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by b33j0r 4y ago
I’m getting the sense that the control system here is pretty tight. In that, any intervention that causes cells to change, divide, or die… pretty much causes statistically more cancer. (As does eating barbecue, but is that not also an inter
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by b33j0r 4y ago
This is useful! I gotta say it reminds me of how South Park mocks the idea space: “Maybe, like Adam Sandler is a monk, like but in space, and he has to build a go-cart with like, Barbara Walters” Do you find that having a sense of humor abo
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by b33j0r 4y ago
I loved the idea, then I found out that _doing_ anything devolved into completely custom RPC implementations. I’m not always RESTful, but in GraphQL the state transfer part is left as an exercise for the reader. I love natural data models.
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by b33j0r 4y ago
Yes, or they are free’d automatically as the parent is free’d recursively. If you have called `add_child` on a node you created dynamically, godot will handle its lifecycle from there. If you don’t add a dynamically-created node to the tree
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by b33j0r 4y ago
I’m not sure your mental model matches mine, but in my “real job” I deal with the shadow and virtual DOM. Maybe that’s the metaphor you’re looking for? I’ll have to be a little practical and hope it makes sense. The tree in the editor is th
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It’s something that’s pretty nice once you’ve implemented these lifecycles a bunch. The tree turns out to be a great place to keep things, and you get several levels of control. Here’s how I think about it now. `_init`: constructor. I usual
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by b33j0r 4y ago
Very uncool. I’m going to comment on the mentality of using glassdoor instead. I’ve used it to gauge the industry many times, research companies a few times. I think I’ve only ever left feedback myself once, and it was positive. But I never
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I’m not Godel, but my ad absurdum was meant to be slightly weirder than the objection that seems to have come across. I’ll try this way. I had a flash of a question about whether the external information required in either case offsets the
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QED. I’m curious now. In your example, let’s strip each statement of phrasing (“meet at” means the same as “intersect”, etc). Also, each requires external knowledge of the relationship between radii and right angles. These bits can presumab
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by b33j0r 4y ago
A common fallacy, no harm no foul! It’s actually whether or not they weigh the same as a duck. I can recommend a few documentaries by Graham Chapman, John Cleese, and Joe Rogan.
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I guess I did take for granted that it includes a bit of calculus and discrete math. I have a little tip. Once you refresh your knowledge of the greek alphabet, it’s not that scary. Math just needs a lot of symbols. A good starting point wo
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by b33j0r 4y ago
Shannon’s insight into the hyperspheres of transmission blew my mind 15 years ago, and I’m still not over it. The idea of an ideal communication channel rivals most ideas ever had. The original paper is surprisingly accessible. Highly recom
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by b33j0r 4y ago
I agree with you, but only in cubits and suborned pinky-toelengths. It’s how we can tell whether or not one is a witch, or rather a member of parliament. This is scientific stuff, here.
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You’ve got a lot of stones to make this claim. I can’t fathom this furlong, though I’m admittedly a pennyweight.

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