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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
These cheats Valve banned for only give a small edge. Much less than the variance in skill between players. It's more like turning graphics low for better fps than an aimbot. If you don't care about being good or winning, you can
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
This is still very much an issue in many countries with government owned "nonprofit" media. Even in countries with low amount of corruption and high freedom of press.
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
How can you not see how bad security practise of Telegram is not directly related to Telegram? Do not let sms 2fa slide for anyone.
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
Fair enough. Maybe that's the reason "good employees" get laid off. They are good from a coworkers perspective, but just not good enough for their pay. (assuming all measurements were meaningful and objective)
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
Layoffs are to save money. Many companies will rather layoff 1 person making above market rate than 2 making below market rate. Performance is obviously a factor, but not the only one. If you have aggressively negotiated your cash compensat
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
It is implied by not allowing to work from home. There wouldn't be a need to work from home if it was a 9-5 job.
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
300ms feedback on user action is unacceptable. But I read another comment saying there can be loading indicators so in that case its fine.
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
I think they will just keep working on df the way they have so far for another 20 years before retiring.
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
Oh no, not the right wing governments.
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
It's so weird. I know Japanese and I know chatGPT mostly confidently wrong. But still I wanted to believe it and give it the benefit of the doubt. I was wondering if fish had another pronounciation in addition to sakana.
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
He even goes on to give an example of everyday Japanese as something nobody outside of a manga would say.
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
Do they not teach you about macronutrients in highschool? I think nutrition is one of the earliest things you figure out that it depends and nobody really knows what their talking about. My mother and wife have a lot of opinions about nutri
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
I think it depends on work culture. We recently merged with an american corporate and their engineers are obsessed with measuring, pilots, ab testing, RFCs etc. It's so slow to work with them even on the smallest features. Poor 10% of
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
That's how I took it as well. Everyone talks about highlighting stuff but you don't get highlights in real games. I got more comfortable with knight manouvers and chess notation thanks to this puzzle. It should definitely have som
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
I've been making a 2d game in bevy and it's a lot of fun. I would recommend trying it. I haven't had any issues that are common with rust like fighting the borrow checker.
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
That's perhaps a bit pendatic. Maybe vested interest would be a more accurate term, but the idea is quite clear from context.
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
>Is this not the case in California? I don't think it is. I've never felt so unsafe in traffic as driving on highways in california. People keep an order of magnitude too little distance to the car in front. That density of car
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
People might press their floor even if its selected And by the time they correct their mistake the elevator might start doing something else.
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
I never saw anyone do this in Japan. Because you can slide out before the doors are fully open, in this case people in elevator can close the doors earlier. If you wait for them to fully open and close them yourself then its wasting time.
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
You still need to press space after that.
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
"Oh wow, you must be burning through a lot of cash paying for all that overtime." Would probably end the interview right then and there but so worth it to see their reaction.
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
It's mostly because of the government. Don't take it personally. I have quite strong opinions of China, but I don't let it influence my relationships with my chinese collegues.
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
I dont think you can claim an API key is your information. It is quite by definition information created by WeChat and Github is sharing only that with them a few minutes before it shares it with bad actors.
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
I don't think it's on purpose. It's probably just because of the overengineered parallax effects.
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
From my very limited experience it's just a format change.
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
Interesting, perhaps it has been fixed. I need to try tomorrow. In August it was definitely broken for several weeks for multiple people. I still recommend some cash. In many cases cashiers have hard time using foreign cards since there mig
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
I would be careful with his advise on money. If you came to Japan in the past 3 months with no cash and a Visa card, you would be in deep shit. Visa cards are just not working here and it seems nobody cares to fix it. Japan is very safe so
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
The argument lefties like to make about free speech is that companies are free to choose who can use and what can be said on their platforms. Free speech only applies to government. Well, looks like government has been a part of it.
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
You haven't heard of Rust? Of course old technology exists. You could still make your frontends in Jquery if you'd like.
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
It's apple's appstore that is being dystopian. Not being able to install free apps without providing a credit card is ridicilous. I have 0 apps from the appstore on my work laptop for this reason.

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