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by bathtub365 7y ago
It makes sense because you’re already familiar with the platform convention. It’s not intuitive. Space bar is a larger key and easier to reach, why isn’t it associated with the more “powerful” action?
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by bathtub365 7y ago
This is super interesting. I worked with Spotify’s original C SDK on iOS about 6 years ago. We ran into some issues with it aggressively loading playlists and metadata and running out of memory on large accounts. Some years later they put o
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by bathtub365 7y ago
It also wasn’t stealth, or an attack aircraft.
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by bathtub365 7y ago
Why does it matter what it’s written in?
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by bathtub365 7y ago
How is JavaScript worth it if it typically adds 15-30% more bugs? That’s an enormous figure.
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by bathtub365 7y ago
Wouldn’t this just mean that your insurance provider drops you or declines coverage when you actually need it?
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“Uptime 15,364 Days – The Computers of Voyager” by Aaron Cummings(youtu.be)
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by bathtub365 7y ago
The map with the nations extending into Canada makes me think of Manifest Destiny.
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by bathtub365 7y ago
I’d rather they leave this kind of functionality to libraries than to include every possible thing they think people will use the language for.
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by bathtub365 7y ago
Doesn’t this assume that it’s ethical to use data-driven psychometric profiling and targeting with the aim to increase profit?
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by bathtub365 7y ago
Do you have any examples of this happening?
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by bathtub365 7y ago
Frustum culling is completely unrelated to scheduling. It’s just a technique for avoiding spending processing or rendering time on things that can’t be seen by the camera. It existed before games were multithreaded, during the time when the
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by bathtub365 7y ago
Putting a restriction on the definition of open source that limits discussion to those with the time and ability to submit patches sounds, to me, like the opposite of openness. A piece of open source software being used by people outside th
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by bathtub365 7y ago
While a front end bug that gets in the way of sales is bad for a business, a poorly designed or buggy data layer can cause issues throughout the rest of the application. It can lead to things like lack of isolation between users, loss of da
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by bathtub365 7y ago
You likely aren’t running VR on Stadia, either, as it doesn’t support VR.
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by bathtub365 7y ago
Google recommends a 35mbit/sec connection for 4K Stadia streaming and they say it uses 20GB/hr of data[1]. Even at your high example of 100GB, that’s just 5 hours of streaming. I understand that the idea is to optimise for instant
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by bathtub365 7y ago
The Technic AROCS (42043) has a full pneumatic system that’s pressurised by an electrically-powered pump and has valves for directing air around to different components. It also has a full gearbox for directing power from the electrical mot
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by bathtub365 7y ago
When buying a game on Stadia is the same price as buying it on other platforms but with the downside of a total loss of control or ability to play offline it becomes less attractive.
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by bathtub365 7y ago
Is download time a significant factor for people with the types of connections that will have a good experience on Stadia? It’s my understanding that downloading a large game in a timely fashion and streaming it are both bandwidth-intensive
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by bathtub365 7y ago
Pilots have significantly more training than drivers. Safety is drilled into them from the beginning and how to respond in emergency situations is continuously reinforced with recurrent simulator training and testing. There are also far few
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by bathtub365 7y ago
> IAPs and subscriptions are literally not using any Apple infrastructure if they're things like 'unlocking premium features in the app you already have' or 'getting premium support’? They’re using Apple’s account, pr
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by bathtub365 7y ago
With a fully automated system it’s much easier to track someone’s movements than it is if you had people watching cameras. The spread of facial recognition software is a differentiator worth pointing out.
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by bathtub365 7y ago
How do you see the system working?
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by bathtub365 7y ago
The government could just block this directly using their national firewall instead of having to get a company to do it, couldn’t they?
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by bathtub365 7y ago
Wellbutrin helped me hugely with the craving aspect of relapsing: it's also used as a stop smoking aid and I was lucky enough to have a doctor who decided to try it. I found that once the craving was taken away it took about 6 months f
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by bathtub365 7y ago
Do you have information showing that the FTC's ruling was unjust? As far as the companies they go after, I think going after large brand-name ad networks and data mining companies like Google is at least as important as going after the