colonCapitalDee

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   by colonCapitalDee 4y ago

   Are you serious? This is like looking at a F1 car and going "oh yeah, that's super cheap. Go carts only cost a couple thousand dollars". DoD says that the payload of the balloon is as long as three buses lined up end to end.
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   by colonCapitalDee 4y ago

   Because German society is very different from American society due to historical factors. The modern German state and people must grapple with their country's role in WW2 and the Holocaust. They have chosen to limit free speech for the
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   by colonCapitalDee 4y ago

   My experience with pointers was the inverse of yours. My first programming language was Java, and I spent many hours puzzling out reference types (and how they differed from primitive types). I only managed to understand references after so
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   by colonCapitalDee 4y ago

   I can't stand Risk because Risk rewards inactivity. It is almost never optimal in Risk to attack another player (although limited skirmishes are fine), because even a successful assault will badly damage your own forces leaving you vul
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   by colonCapitalDee 4y ago

   I think that in almost all cases trying to build an esports career (as a player, coach, analyst, or commentator) is a poor decision; the competition is unreal, the payoff is low, the overall landscape is unpredictable, burnout is absurdly c
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   by colonCapitalDee 5y ago

   I don't think C is the standard anymore. I'm graduating class of 2022 and my college taught Java to freshmen. My friends at different colleges mostly had the same experience, with a few using Python or C++
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   by colonCapitalDee 7y ago

   Wow, I interviewed with Starsky for a summer internship position back around the beginning of December. The interview went well, but I never heard back from them. I just assumed that I didn't quite clear the bar, but it looks like they
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   by colonCapitalDee 7y ago

   Totally agree! Overwatch is often criticized for the pro meta "infecting" regular play, because low/mid level players will find themselves pressured by their teammates to play heroes that are meta at the pro level, even thoug
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   by colonCapitalDee 7y ago

   Uhh who do you think missiles are usually launched at?
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    by colonCapitalDee 7y ago

    I see a lot of debate over what "meta" means, and I'd like to throw my own hat in the ring. I would argue that a playing a game at the base level (i.e. playing without meta) consists of (a) finding different strategies to use
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    by colonCapitalDee 7y ago

    This is a strawman. Nobody uses missiles for law enforcement, the very idea is ridiculous. Presumably the > person who intends to kill you in this context is a terrorist hiding a cave somewhere, or a certain Iranian general. Now, it&#x27
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    by colonCapitalDee 7y ago

    Claiming that humans intrinsically hate programming is a real hot take. Have anything to back that up besides sketchy anecdotal evidence?
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    by colonCapitalDee 7y ago

    Are intern positions for undergraduates available?
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    by colonCapitalDee 7y ago

    This is not true. National Affairs dot com is run by the right-leaning think tank American Enterprise Institute.
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    by colonCapitalDee 7y ago

    If it's any consolation it's internal name is "Android Q" for "Quince Tart".