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by bloody-crow 4y ago
My wife got banned from Apex Legends, a game she's invested quite a bit of time and money into. The ban says it's allegedly for cheating, and she's never cheated in her life, doesn't have any software that can even remot
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by bloody-crow 5y ago
I really liked this article as it highlighted the process I've been using without fully realizing it. I'm surprised this got zero traction on HN.
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by bloody-crow 5y ago
Received does not imply "accepted". I can also mail you an agreement in which you point your job payroll to my bank account, but you're not obligated to actually do it, right?
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
I got a degree of electrical engineering in one of the eastern european countries while learning some scripting languages as a hobby, since I was a nerd since high school and wanted to know how to build websites. At some point I learned eno
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
> They forgot to talk to people who are actually members of the black community. The very people they are trying to not offend. I don't get what makes the author think that any such change should only happen with an explicit approva
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
I'm a successful senior software engineer with a salary around the upper bracket across the industry. I've never done Leetcode in my life. I don't even know what the site looks like. I don't have a CS degree and I'v
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
I used to work at a company where I'd write and maintain multiple microservices, so I was dealing with dozens of small and big ruby applications across different language versions and different frameworks and dependencies. It was two y
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
Let's say you maintain or occasionally code several big webapps in Ruby. One uses Ruby 2.4 and Ruby-on-Rails 3.2, another uses Ruby 2.6 and Ruby-on-Rails 5.2, and the last one is bleeding edge using Ruby 3.0 and Rails 6.1 Having all ve
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
Why a keyboard application code even needs access to the internet? Could the OS just not allow it in the first place? I honestly don't fully understand why it's a Signal's problem in any way.
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
"Unreal" in the title does not refer to Unreal engine, sadly.
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
I've played through this section before and after the patch and I have to say that the original seizure inducing effect looked a lot cooler. I don't mind it being replaced with a milder version, and I would have never noticed if t
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
Is it not though? Compiling shit and running tests is what you do when you're working on a software project in Rust. If suddenly your workflow is twice as fast, it's noticeable and this is the only thing that tweet claimed imo.
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
I use some random piece of OSS software or a website and I notice an issue. I feel like I know how to fix it. If I can find their github, I go and offer a PR with a fix. If I can't find their github, or they don't have a github, I
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
Yeah, this looks incredibly cool, but I was talking more about consumer-grade electronics. Stuff you can actually buy and build a PC with for work or games or whatever people currently do with computers at home.
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
Essentially what's missing right now is AMD or Intel or maybe some other company releasing an ARM chipset/motherboard spec and a CPU combo that an average consumer can buy and install into a normal ATX tower. Also, different Linux
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
I really wish this tech was available outside of the Apple ecosystem. If Apple continue like this, x86 machines won't be able to compete. I wonder if other vendors are looking at this and contemplating transitioning to ARM as well.
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
No, it's about window being in a non-exclusive fullscreen mode. It's fullscreen, but at the same time can be on the background underneath other windows. Looks like this: https://imgur.com/a/YNzcA0w Essentiall
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
From just off the top of my head - Same text editing shortcuts that work consistently throughout all apps in the system including your editor/IDE, browser, and terminal. - iTerm2 having so called "legacy full screen mode" tha
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
OSX and overall better dev experience?
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
Is it? I thought only memory controller is in the chip, not the memory itself.
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
As if the superiors punched out and went home and told the engineers to keep going and fix more bugs. Software estimates are hard and superiors don't magically have more insight into when the game will actually be finished. It's a
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
Ugh, it looked better on my screen.
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
Quick comment on the presentation. This post could very easily be markdown and therefore rendered in a nice readable non-monospaced font. Instead it's a .txt and it's really painful to read. Edit: here's a rendered markdown c
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
The increasing overall complexity of the product itself and the diversity of platforms the product needs to ship on makes actual 1.0 nearly impossible. Games especially never ship as 1.0, they ship when the deadline comes and it's in s
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
This is a weird logic I don't understand. People who don't give a shit don't crunch after the game has gone gold to make last minute improvements and fix more bugs. People who care do.
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
The mere existence of this tool highlights the complexity and opaqueness of the electoral college system compared to the popular vote. You can't expect a layperson to have a somewhat accurate mental model of this probability breakdown
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
They were a business for roughly a quibi
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
Where do you keep it? I've been thinking about getting a squat rack into my garage, but it's gonna be a very tight fit, and I'm not sure I'll be comfortable having 45 lbs plates around my Tesla.
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
Hahaha, it sure is. In the sense that a lot of ppl will not even consider picking up Oculus because of this requirement, which would make it the opposite of competitive — anticompetitive. it's a joke
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by bloody-crow 6y ago
This point is explicitly addressed in the original post: > I long-pressed the thumbnail and asked FB not to show it anymore, but it persists.

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