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by crummy 8y ago
Does that mean I'm not allowed to forward emails you send me?
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by crummy 8y ago
Imagine it's kind of a shared singleplayer experience. You play a game by yourself against computer controlled enemies, but you might see notes left from other players, and the ghosts of their last moments. Later you can use special it
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by crummy 8y ago
The github page says "[the project the logo is given to] will have all exclusive rights of the logo." So I think it's the first option.
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by crummy 8y ago
That's probably why they focussed on making the compiler as simple and straightforward to use as possible, so it does not significantly increase the complexity of your build process.
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Spelunky Generator Lessons (2013)(tinysubversions.com)
2 points by crummy 8y ago|0 comments
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by crummy 8y ago
Doesn't CoD4 still have a pretty large following? I think a lot of people view it as the peak of the series.
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by crummy 8y ago
Toy's R Us sold a lot of video games.
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by crummy 8y ago
30% of devs have no unit tests?
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by crummy 8y ago
I can sympathise. I once worked for a smart speaker company and every update customers would swear that totally unrelated things had changed - "it worked until I updated" was a common refrain.
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Dolphin Progress Report: April and May 2018(dolphin-emu.org)
4 points by crummy 8y ago|0 comments
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by crummy 8y ago
Google Translate is way, way better than it used to be (at least German > English which I suppose is probably an easier task than many languages).
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by crummy 8y ago
When I read the names of the authors - "Wijnand A. P. van Tilburg Eric R. Igou" - I was immediately impressed.
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by crummy 8y ago
For what it's worth (to your last point) - an unbalanced game of chess isn't necessarily un-fun. http://reallybadchess.com/
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by crummy 8y ago
Probably the point of the article is not simply to relay information in the simplest information possible but to couch it in a narrative to make it seem more memorable, more enjoyable, and more reliable.
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by crummy 8y ago
All day? I guess I'm making an assumption here about the internal desires of a dog but I think she'd prefer to roam several hectares, even with the risk of an electrical shock, rather than be tied to a stick.
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by crummy 8y ago
For what it's worth, my folks have an actual physical fence but it is just insufficient. The dog would always figure out a way through or under or over it. The shock collar is also not perfect but far more effective.
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by crummy 8y ago
They went into the spam box.
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by crummy 8y ago
Isn't it likely that training has a significant effect on the apparent "intelligence" of different dogs?
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by crummy 8y ago
What exactly should Google do differently here, when they find bugs in other companies products?
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by crummy 8y ago
At the time I signed up for Gmail they had by far the best antispam filter I'd seen (online or local). I would regularly have ~1000 spam emails per month in my spam box and false positives or negatives were extremely rare (~1/year
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by crummy 9y ago
Sauce Labs (www.saucelabs.com) | Software Engineers, Data Scientists, Customer Support, more | SF, Berlin, Vancouver | Full time, onsite usually Sauce Labs has the best cloud testing platform in the world - browsers, emulators/simulato
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by crummy 9y ago
Why would I save music on my hard drive when I have music streaming services?
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by crummy 9y ago
95% of 135 accounts operated in Russian-speaking countries? So this means little in the context of alleged US election interference?
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by crummy 9y ago
Sauce Labs | www.saucelabs.com | Berlin, SF, others | Developers + lots more | ONSITE usually | Full-time We're the #1 cloud testing platform - real devices, emulator/simulators, and VMs for browsers. Mostly in SF but with a Vanco
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by crummy 9y ago
Android is the same, for several versions now.
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RPS3 Progress Report: February 2018(rpcs3.net)
2 points by crummy 9y ago|0 comments
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by crummy 9y ago
which subreddits? I haven't found this to be the case, but perhaps I'm looking in the wrong places.
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by crummy 9y ago
This is the case for why sometimes when it comes to backwards compatibility you have to say no and break things. Except Blizzard put in a huge amount of work to maintain compatibility anyway. Really impressive
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by crummy 9y ago
Sauce Labs | Berlin | Backend developer | Full Time We need more folks to help us build and improve our world-class cloud-based iOS and Android testing platform. Customers love us because we support a very wide range of devices with a varie
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by crummy 9y ago
Mastodon?

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