dannersy

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by dannersy 3y ago
I agree but also think it goes further than that. The person you replied to also seems to act as if many of these people are actively choosing to not be tax payers and not be productive members of society. Which is a separate discussion we
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by dannersy 3y ago
Religion is an essential of life?
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by dannersy 3y ago
Like someone else has said, I hear and understand what you're saying but I could not disagree more. I write Rust professionally and what you hate about Rust is opposite to why I love it so much. Especially in larger projects, I have ne
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by dannersy 3y ago
You've admit that it was "probably terrible". Making something actually worth playing is a massive effort. They are not exaggerating.
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by dannersy 3y ago
Wow. This guy is going places.
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by dannersy 3y ago
I think what really chaps my ass about DRM and by extension, piracy, is that convenience is what really what people want. Gabe Newell of Valve said on stage, way before it was cool and way before everything was being served to you from the
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by dannersy 3y ago
Calibre has allowed me to essentially own all of my ebooks. I try to buy from wherever the author will get the largest percentage (so, not Amazon, essentially) and then use Calibre to strip the DRM. It's an amazing software and will ba
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by dannersy 3y ago
Which is odd because I feel like they run a VM for older compatibilities anyway?
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by dannersy 3y ago
After working software side in automotive, a lot of the features you stated are completely different areas of the company. This could be part of the problem, since they don't think in terms of one cohesive product and try to jam as man
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by dannersy 3y ago
One could argue the opposite: those who are defending Carmack are working too much and want to feel that it's worth it. Sure, I have had 16 hour days that we're worth it. I have also had only 10 hour days banging my head against t
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by dannersy 3y ago
Yet another brand gone to shit in the name of "exponential growth" or some other term investors want to hear. No one considers whether their business should fit a model that prioritizes sustainability.
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by dannersy 3y ago
This will be short lived since I see moderation tooling being pretty key in handling content at the scale Reddit does. The API changes will nuke those and not just the user apps. It is also important to know that third party applications ha
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by dannersy 4y ago
Does anyone have experience with the courses? I'm trying to recommend material for learning to a friend and this looks like a great way to learn and see if there is interest without bogging someone down with environment configuration.
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by dannersy 4y ago
I may have significant input on a green field project, which is generically a web use case, but performance will be a factor. I'm interested in pitching it, as I know other teammates will be be, but none of us are particularly skilled
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by dannersy 4y ago
This has stayed in my bookmarks for 14 years. Great stuff.
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by dannersy 4y ago
I don't know if 24 hours can be considered "in advance". It is by definition, but usually in advance means I can take some sort of action to be prepared.
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by dannersy 5y ago
I have recently moved from the United States to Sweden and was surprised that basically every store has great service. It was quite refreshing to go to a tech/PC hardware store and have the person behind the counter not only know what