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Robinhood only allows you to trade for an hour into after hours. WeBull, another retail platform, and I believe thinkorswim (TDA's offering) allows you to trade the full after hours length of time which ends at 8pm EST. edit: These are
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I also like the digital twin concept as it applies to sci-fi. Sometimes I daydream our universe is a digital twin built by an advanced civilization meant to simulate the universe's history looking for clues as to what lead to a calamit
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UO was my #1 gaming experience and sadly like others have mentioned: probably won't have that exceeded by an MMO again. However, there was a brief moment when Sierra had more control over the LOTR MMO (known as Middle Earth Online) and
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Make no mistake, it's still a dumpster fire. Just maybe less raging.
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True, Google is at least trying to make it easier to bind to C++ [0]. It's still pretty experimental, though. 0: https://github.com/google/autocxx
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Rust has good C interoperability. So from C++ it’d look like a C library. You can either write your own glue code or use something like cbindgen to autogen the header file.
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Here's some ancient tome of software design as it applies to user interfaces circa 1986 for the Macintosh: https://vintageapple.org/macprogramming/pdf/Programming_The_... Also, there's a ton of programmi
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And most end up in a graveyard...
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There's a cached version: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:Y56fxQ...
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Why Apple Chose Clang (2008)
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The free market didn't deliver seat belts. Regulation had to step in and Ralph Nader lobbied the US govt to get it passed.
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The medium is the message :) [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_medium_is_the_message
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Hamilton Richards (maintainer at the time of the EWDs on the site) was my analysis of programs professor at UT. I had arrived there in 2003 as a freshman, the reverence and impact of Djistrka was incredibly palpable. I remember some of my c
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I've heard horror stories of trying to develop a game and also maintain an up-to-date Unity install. AFAIK it's best to just live with whatever Unity version you've started your game in and be careful of upgrading point relea
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AMD has caught up to Intel but still lags behind nVidia (on Windows at least). I'm just not sure they can fight a two front war. Something has to give.
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Do you have any sources to back this up? Particulary the hordes of grandmothers & teens downloading the app in record numbers?
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Another alternative (but not free) option is https://rxi.itch.io/tilekit
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Hopefully Nintendo releases the SDK? It's been a decently active platform for indie titles and homebrew games. I'm not 100% sure, but I don't think the 3DS is covered by the same NDA as the Switch in terms of toolchain/d
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Have you seen the bloodshed in the NASDAQ lately? It's wiped out quite a bit of wealth... although it was fairly overheated and tech was due for a major correction, but damn watching those gains come down was painful. :/
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It was back in '07-'09, we would take a few server laptops and a whole bunch of loaner laptops out to internal corporate seminars/conventions at like Bank of America, Hilton, etc. It appears to still be active but using more
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I used to work for a company that made simulation based corporate training games. All the data was modeled in Excel and served as a database to read from and write back to during runtime. The frontend was written in Flash. I was the sole fr
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I moved out of Austin, Texas because it's pretty awful on rent these days... $2100 for a 1 BR in the Domain... oof. I mostly lived around the city center in a house until the high rise condo developers came.
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Lately, I've been having thoughts about this a lot. I've yearned for a simpler age in technology. I grew up on the internet around 96/97ish, mostly because I wanted to play games over dial-up. In those formative years, I forg
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In some, murder committed by acts such as strangulation, poisoning, or lying in wait are also treated as first-degree murder.[0] [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder#Degrees_of_murder
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Robert Hodgin used to go by flight404 back in the days of Flash. I remember seeing him speak at a Flash Forward conference at the Masonic Center in SF awhile ago. I believe he also helped develop the Cinder library for creative coding... co
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I learned this lesson recently, and I am sure I will continue to learn this lesson in the future as I've already learned it in the past. Just in many different contexts and ways!
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You visit the sites as well, since you're seeing his content directed your way... maybe you're also his demographic or view content that is related?
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At least you weren't born like say during the Hundred Years War... :)
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I think bidding government contracts is a lot more complicated than just picking the cheapest option. There's a lot of other dimensions of validation that bids move through other than cost. For something like this, I'm sure there
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QuickJS is a great little JS engine as well that he wrote and is super easy to embed :)
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