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If I want a system that supports plugins, etc, and there's no uniform way of doing that, then I'm doing things from scratch, though.
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OO doesn't matter if you want to simulate 100k objects at once without slowdowns.
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Unity is suffering because it can't find a way to make DOTS/ECS first class without completely redoing basically everything. That's my biggest complaint with Unity at this point. So much is built around the GameObject impleme
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There were extreme consequences, but during the Obama era the government stepped in and started spending a lot of money propping up the news industry.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzWipvLiCjY Todd's Workshop is a great channel for exploring these technologies.
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A bigger question might be "Why is the demand for "wellness" so great?" Generations and generations before us have not had the issues we have currently. You can blame diet, environment, activity level, whichever, but cle
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The greatest evil of cryptocurrency is that it destroyed any hope for real micropayments.
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I do believe it is because of e.g. Twitters TPP program and other programs that allow the US govt to exert control over "our" social networks.
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Agreed, but in the start-up space I so often see this "If you build it, they will come" mentality, when a huge piece of the puzzle is sales/marketing. 80% of what goes into success is the boring stuff.
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When it comes to kids, one of the worst things you can do is create the misleading illusion of "hard work and dedication." This applies to Bill Gates, Lance Armstrong (and many other professional athletes), Donald Trump, Jennifer
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Nalgene was one of the worst offenders in the BPA space.
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This is a management hiring issue. A manager gets put into place (usually an inside hire) who is either outside of their competence or too set in their ways and it impacts morale, hiring, communication, and eventually software quality and c
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Please don't claim to speak for a majority.
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Twitter's "Trusted Partner Platform" includes government organizations (including those outside the US), fortune 500s, etc.
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There are people who only work at 2-10 person companies, and thrive there. They have a diverse skillset. They can work quickly and produce lean, malleable software. They wear a lot of hats. They take a lot of equity compensation (sometimes
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The timing on this article is interesting. My Firefox just "refreshed" itself, turned Pocket back on, turned DNS over HTTPS back on, removed all of my plugins, and then somehow leaked itself up to 10gb of RAM (I'll blame Disc
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You're inverting the relationship. Simple solutions (technologically) can approach product/market fit much faster. Businesses fail for reasons besides tech, but on the tech side when businesses fail (in my experience), it's u
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Haiti needs a stronger national identity, but it is so often victim of first world saviors that I think it will continue to struggle. Most of the immigrants (to the US) that I've met from Haiti do not speak favorably of the country and
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I am a DO customer despite the cost being a little higher for my purposes than AWS. I like their UI, their email reminders, their pricing transparency, and their support. I switched to DO from Linode a long time back for something that was
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Getting a PhD is an investment. How do you delineate a bear market for skills? Is it generally congruous with a bear market for assets/investment?
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He is a very old man. Not to demean him but he is not what he once was.
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It has been flagged repeatedly since it was posted.
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I'm starting to grow more confident that we'll solve #3 in my lifetime.
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If you consider VCs as brokers rather than investors, it makes sense. There's a lot more dumb money looking to invest in crypto.
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How many dead unicorns can the industry withstand?
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New York is losing population at a breakneck pace. Our government is to blame. I am for single payer to some extent, but if done poorly medical staff (who are already leaving due to pandemic policies) will just pick up and leave. We recentl
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For context, Morgaine Gaye's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-morgaine-gaye-4727253/details...
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> That’s not typically the kind of queries a GraphQL execution results in. If anything, naively implemented, GraphQL results in a ton of small queries for every resolver. This seems like mincing words to me. Any SQL programmer worth thei
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It sounds like this ruling is precisely based on throwing out Griswold.
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A bit meta, but if 2015 reddit was still around this would have never been shared to HN. I miss deeply 2015 reddit.
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