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by debugnik 3y ago
But why do you expect people to put any effort to answer someone that didn't put any either? Subpar comments are begging for subpar replies. If you want to read a non-silly thread, I suggest looking for a non-silly opener, this website
902.
by debugnik 3y ago
Not if the anecdote contradicts an equally unsubstantiated generalisation, honestly. If you're going to complain about the quality of the discussion, do it with both sides, not just the argument you side against.
903.
by debugnik 3y ago
They're not arguing that Apple doesn't sell laptops, they're refuting that "Windows, Intel, AMD and Nvidia have [...] given the laptop market to Apple". Unless one thinks the laptop market only exists in the US, thi
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by debugnik 3y ago
I'm fine with different controllers displaying different symbols for the same button, but random-button QTEs and games based around entirely contextual prompts are the bottom of the barrel of gaming. I've seen so many people fail
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by debugnik 3y ago
What do you mean reversed? The NES already assigned letters right-to-left: B A! Controllers typically used sets of A-B(-C) X-Y(-Z) face buttons, A/B intuitively meaning ok/back however they were laid out, usually in straight or an
906.
by debugnik 3y ago
The other way around, the meaning of API standalone has been narrowed to mean HTTP APIs, as if it were redundant. Specially tedious if you're searching for non-HTTP API design notes.
907.
by debugnik 3y ago
I don't think the team being US-based is enough to explain why did they choose to unify the layout, only why did they unify on the western one.
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by debugnik 3y ago
> Interestingly, ╳ is no/◯ is yes only on Playstation games released in Japan. Not anymore as of PS5 though, not sure why they chose to change it.
909.
by debugnik 3y ago
I know this isn't in the same spirit as the project above, but at least in Spain it's available on Netflix. I didn't remember it having so much filler though.
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by debugnik 3y ago
> Because until he tries it, who knows if it works? That's precisely what he shared this for, though. So someone willing to train a model with this tweak tries it.
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by debugnik 3y ago
They didn't state the opposite, bidirectional typing rules are a technique to describe a type system, distinct from both Hindley-Milner's and simple "unidirectional" checking. I'm using it for my personal lang pro
912.
by debugnik 3y ago
The word for government in most languages doesn't start with gov-, so no thanks. I'd personally suggest the opposite, the US switching to .gov.us and .edu.us, but consensus in this thread seems to be that "everyone" alre
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by debugnik 3y ago
> In-game text content is heavily censored, including but not limited to chat, Book and Quills, Written Books, Signs, Command Blocks, renamed items (via Anvils) and mobs (via renamed Spawn Eggs or Name Tags) > Censorship also applies
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by debugnik 3y ago
TIL. There are apparently more Berne Convention signatories than WTO members, though, so I guess the former still has more reach, but I assume the intersection isn't empty, so of course TRIPS must have had some impact as well.
915.
by debugnik 3y ago
It's a Berne Convention thing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berne_Convention
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by debugnik 3y ago
How did you miss the "then they reduced funding" part? So yes, at first, then not anymore.
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by debugnik 3y ago
Source-available is not open-source; I know people care increasingly less but having access to the source is not enough for it to be "open".
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by debugnik 3y ago
Kinda, Amazon purchased the code and forked it as Lumberyard. Then they realised their own studios didn't want to use it and their game-dev projects failed, so they donated the engine to the Linux Foundation. But the engine didn't
919.
by debugnik 3y ago
It's to distinguish whether to call res[Symbol.dispose]() or await res[Symbol.asyncDispose]() at the exit.
920.
by debugnik 3y ago
I've read it does, but starting about 500 karma, so I'll never know firsthand.
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by debugnik 3y ago
This is a good and necessary step in the right direction, but if I understand correctly interpreters can't share memory directly. So this will unblock some uses cases for embedding Python and for replacing process-level parallelism, bu
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by debugnik 3y ago
They should consider copying OCaml's solution to the GIL: sets of one or more threads ("domains"), each set with its own global lock. So old code spawns threads on the current domain, behaving as before, but new code can spaw
923.
by debugnik 3y ago
But they're complaining about the cost of leasing the Mercedes, so they need to lower their expectations if they want a cheaper solution. Although having to spend some time to attain good enough availability/durability is not a bi
924.
by debugnik 3y ago
They specifically meant release, not commit. Latest release Dec 16, 2021.
925.
by debugnik 3y ago
Could you explain further? The link contradicts this: > The most tragic aspect of this bug, however, is that it is intended behavior according to the YAML 1.2 specification. The real fix requires explicitly disregarding the spec - which
926.
by debugnik 3y ago
Isn't there a separate podman-compose project? Also, I believe you can run much of Docker Compose on top of podman-docker.
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by debugnik 3y ago
Donations are not a commercial activity if no good or service is exchanged (in which case they wouldn't be donations, just purchases).
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by debugnik 3y ago
> confusing process of finding my full name that they assigned to me Isn't it always shown at the lower left corner of the window? Or the profile tab on mobile. Also, the only part assigned to you should have been the #NNNN suffix,
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by debugnik 3y ago
> We've been trying that with email and spam Aren't we talking about blocking and muting known user handles? This is easy, the spam problem would be identifying which handles to block. > What happens if B sends enough to D
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by debugnik 3y ago
> You are complaining about a lot of things simultaneously, and it's hard to tell exactly which point you want to tackle. Thanks, that's exactly how I felt about your first reply. > tree-sitter does actually have "magic

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