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by crummy 9y ago
Are you sure that's not just what the game is supposed to look like?
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by crummy 9y ago
You're probably right: https://www.quora.com/How-much-faster-would-it-be-to-render-... Going by the vague dates in the article it's probably ~1 min per frame rendering Toy Story today.
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by crummy 9y ago
(Off topic but we're hiring in Berlin at Sauce Labs - email me if you want to know more!)
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by crummy 9y ago
how do you reach that conclusion?
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by crummy 9y ago
There's a large difference between the Democrats and the far left.
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by crummy 9y ago
Sauce Labs (www.saucelabs.com / www.testobject.com) | Multiple Positions | Berlin & SF | Onsite Sauce Labs is the premier platform for testing apps or websites on real devices, emulators or simulators. View all our jobs here: http
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by crummy 9y ago
Sometimes being supportive means helping people face reality.
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by crummy 9y ago
Tim Cook doesn't always act at the whim of his shareholders, though: http://articles.latimes.com/2014/mar/01/business/la-fi-tn-ap... > Danhof had spoken earlier in the meeting, criticizing Apple&
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by crummy 9y ago
Sauce Labs (www.saucelabs.com / www.testobject.com) | Multiple Positions | Berlin & SF | Onsite Sauce Labs is the premier platform for testing apps or websites on real devices, emulators or simulators. View all our jobs here: http
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by crummy 9y ago
I agree that Assange acts very untrustworthy, but has anything (in terms of documents) they've released ever been shown to be false?
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by crummy 9y ago
> I've always said...if the pay gap really WAS that big, then why would employers bother to hire men? The proposed answer is that the employers are sexist. Even large corporations don't always act rationally.
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by crummy 9y ago
what email provider is that, with perfect spam filtering?
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by crummy 9y ago
I don't think search is as simple as grepping a ton of files. Search Google for "movie where people can't have babies" and the #1 result is Children of Men. I think that's one area where Google pulls ahead of its co
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by crummy 9y ago
DRM isn't about making things impossible to pirate, it's about making them harder to pirate. IMO, some people will always pirate your movie/music/games/whatever. But if the crack lasts a few weeks, or if you have to
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by crummy 9y ago
I thought Gradle is faster than Maven these days.
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by crummy 9y ago
It is a web interface on desktop (and possibly some mobile platforms?)
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by crummy 9y ago
How come?
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by crummy 9y ago
A friend who works at Tesla said he has (had?) a bed in his office. So maybe he's counting the hours spent there, too?
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by crummy 9y ago
Do the police enforce doctor's orders in the USSR?
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by crummy 9y ago
That's a good point - I think when it comes to stories for adults, using a narrative tool like replacing the humans with animals or setting it in a fantasy or scifi setting can help people appreciate it more honestly. Kind of like how
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by crummy 9y ago
Saucelabs | Java and frontend developers | Full-time | ONSITE in Berlin, DE Here in Berlin we've made a mobile testing platform that allows developers to run automated and manual tests on hundreds of real iOS and Android devices. I&#x2
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by crummy 9y ago
I think people buy Vogue (and all other advertising-sodden media) despite the ads, not because of it.
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by crummy 9y ago
I'm new to frontend development. Is this kind of how Vue works?
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by crummy 9y ago
^ I worked in Sonos support for 7 years and going wired for everything is the best configuration - if you're still having issues with that then spanning tree configuration is the likely cause.
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by crummy 9y ago
Free to in what sense?
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by crummy 9y ago
Aren't there a ton of people that play Clash of Clans pretty seriously?
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by crummy 9y ago
The second photo in the article, under Zendar, is actually a screenshot from a video game called Scanner Sombre. I guess this is just a mistake?
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by crummy 9y ago
You read that and think they're going to tunnel into your network and break your speakers? To me this is clearly lawyer CYA language to ensure that when Spotify changes their API and Sonos only supports it in a future software update,
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by crummy 9y ago
How is preventing you from updating your software until you agree to a privacy policy a backdoor?
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by crummy 9y ago
Sonos has at times deprecated features, yes (for example, you can no longer play music from a Rhapsody UPnP server running on your Windows computer - they replaced it with direct playback from Rhapsody's servers). Other times music ser

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