babaganoosh89

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by babaganoosh89 6y ago
There's an underworld that will buy stolen goods and part them out. And lots of middlemen who will help buy the goods. They don't need to ever turn on the device.
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by babaganoosh89 6y ago
Ads through a network like CPMStar were the majority, averaged about $0.50 per thousand views. At the time there was also a flash game marketplace at fgl.com, that let game portals like Addicting Games or Newgrounds bid to "sponsor&quo
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by babaganoosh89 6y ago
Same with me, Flash games were an amazing side business for a college kid. I made over a dozen games and paid for college completely :)
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by babaganoosh89 6y ago
I doubt it, iOS is still a thing and will drag down support for new browser features.
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by babaganoosh89 6y ago
I went the same route but it was too buggy and slow for me, I found screen sharing to be better using Jump Desktop.
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by babaganoosh89 6y ago
Jsx is not complex but it adds additional cognitive load keeping in mind everything is still JS and the small differences between Html. Also the common libraries that people use in a React app tend to be overkill. Things like Flux/redu
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by babaganoosh89 6y ago
I think a lot of the problem is React's syntax and ecosystem is too complicated for the majority of sites out there. IMO using React to make static sites and regular CMS / document type sites is way overkill no matter how performa
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by babaganoosh89 6y ago
Maybe at large companies, but startups in SF will hire you as mid-level if you have some good projects and interview well.
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by babaganoosh89 7y ago
I knew a blind software engineer that was decent, he'd use Eclipse and have his screen reader speed turned very fast.
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by babaganoosh89 7y ago
GDScript is reasonable once you've picked it up and Godot shines for 2D games because of simplicity compared to Unity. The main hassle that killed it for me is the effort required to integrate all the 3rd party libraries from ad compan
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by babaganoosh89 7y ago
Is there any advantage to buildpacks if you're comfortable making custom Dockerfiles? Seems like Docker would give you a lot more flexibility and clarity over what's deployed.
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by babaganoosh89 7y ago
The fatality rate is based off of having required facilities and equipment. With those run out the fatality rate will jump from .5% to 5%.
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by babaganoosh89 7y ago
It's more usable to use jump desktop and vnc into your desktop computer to use vs code.
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by babaganoosh89 7y ago
If possible watching videos on 1.25 or 1.5x speed helps. If the video is live.. then coffee.
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by babaganoosh89 7y ago
It's definitely a bug, over the last few days I'd notice that when viewing images in landscape mode, it would first load the camera, then load the image. And when you closed the image, it would leave you on the camera page.
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by babaganoosh89 7y ago
Looks interesting, but reserved instances seems like effectively the same thing except you have a way out through selling your RI's.
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by babaganoosh89 7y ago
Godot was great when I tried it, it’s much simpler and nicer to use than Unity for 2d games. The cons were there are some minor Mac IDE bugs (seems like maintainers mainly use Linux), but the biggest issue is the godot plugin ecosystem is m
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by babaganoosh89 7y ago
He never said anything about being a stay at home parent, he's saying the lower income partner is the one who benefits financially and in some states alimony is perpetual after some amount of years.
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by babaganoosh89 7y ago
Rave/music scene is where a lot of people make friends too.
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by babaganoosh89 7y ago
Usually not because large clients are worried about contractors being classified as employees.
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by babaganoosh89 7y ago
For most (70-80%) of the Amazon basic products I've tried, the quality and durability has been significantly lower than the product that it tried to copy. Not to mention no one wants wants their gear branded with Basic on it. I usually
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by babaganoosh89 7y ago
They almost definitely have liquidation preferences on that 2B.
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by babaganoosh89 7y ago
https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/reyhan/inside-googles-i...
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by babaganoosh89 7y ago
That’s what Game of War was like. Every tech level was around a 2x improvement than the one before it. So much of the game was high level pay to win players beating up on the low level free players 1v20.
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by babaganoosh89 7y ago
For such an advanced JVM, having to prewarm it by calling code 5000x times or the JVM being much more memory hungry than other non-JVM languages doesn't feel like the cutting edge.
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by babaganoosh89 8y ago
Might be an unpopular opinion, but in terms of value I think phones are worth it. Think of how much time people spend on their phones, and how much frustration you save from not having a PoS phone. For many people, phone's are their &q
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by babaganoosh89 8y ago
Issue is C# is desktop only right now.
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by babaganoosh89 8y ago
FWIW GDScript is modeled after python. It's a good scripting language overall. The only thing clunky to me is the way they do callbacks, which they call signals. From what I read their next major goal is shipping Vulcan support.
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by babaganoosh89 8y ago
If you're live-coding you should be constantly talking aloud what you're doing and what you're thinking about. The most popular Twitch streamers are usually good at filling silence.
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by babaganoosh89 8y ago
What do you have against ping pong?

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