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by djur 3y ago
I think they would prefer to avoid even the perception that Godot the open source project was a vehicle for funnelling business to "Godot Pro".
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by djur 3y ago
Can you define "low throughput"? I think people have significantly different ideas of what that means.
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by djur 3y ago
The post carefully avoids making any more expansive claims than "I tried to use WASM in the most obvious way apparent to me and ran into a lot of difficulties". What this implies for the grandiose claims of some WASM boosters is l
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by djur 3y ago
Advertisers get to choose whether their ads run on "limited ads" videos or not.
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by djur 3y ago
Monetization is not a moral judgment of the content, it's a business judgment of what high-paying advertisers are willing to be associated with. There are plenty of criteria for monetization that don't have anything to do with the
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by djur 3y ago
Have you ever seen the kind of stuff people post on Facebook or on local news sites under their own name, next to their own photographs? These theories about internet civility have been disproven repeatedly over the past decade plus.
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by djur 3y ago
It's incredibly easy to get a video demonetized on YouTube now. I don't know what videos you're talking about, but I wouldn't assume that they haven't long since been demonetized.
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by djur 3y ago
Why do you like that? What problems has it helped you solve or avoid?
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by djur 3y ago
This is a conjecture held as axiomatic by some economists and not by others. There's no strong evidence for it and there's been a lack of opportunities to observe natural experiments (we have not seen advanced economies exist outs
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by djur 3y ago
And the author is a sysadmin at a university, and universities are pretty much the last vestige of that traditional Unix login model of accessing shared services. From some other articles he's written, it sounds like his environment ha
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by djur 3y ago
> Why do you think there are so few major retailers in the US? Media companies? ISPs? Insurance companies? Hospitals? Health care networks? Pharmacies? Pharmaceutical companies? Grocery stores? Food manufacturers? Major entertainment med
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by djur 3y ago
What's described there is what I understand DRY ("don't repeat yourself") and the associated "rule of three" to mean.
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by djur 3y ago
The logic you're suggesting can easily be implemented with a Git hook: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40462111/prevent-commits... Alternately, you can simply not check out that branch locally at all, and
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by djur 3y ago
> Why is it that I can pull from a remote branch, commit some changes, run ‘git push’ and git has no idea what branch I want to push to Git has automatically tracked remote branches for years now. "git switch foo" will do exact
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by djur 3y ago
When you set `a[1] = nil` the table stopped being a sequence and the result of # was no longer defined. http://www.lua.org/manual/5.2/manual.html#3.4.6
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by djur 3y ago
It tastes different. It's not the same thing.
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by djur 3y ago
The headline seems incorrect: it's a return-to-office rule, not a return-to-work rule. The employees were already working.
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by djur 3y ago
"Someone has to", "don't kill the messenger", "no offense" are all signs of someone saying something they know is unnecessarily hostile and dismissive.
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by djur 3y ago
What if widespread production and consumption of "plant meat" significantly reduced the production and consumption of animal products? Wouldn't that be an acceptable tradeoff for not getting your favorite veggie burger?
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by djur 3y ago
Index vs. preferred name can get a bit wonky. I used to work on software that had a lot of attendee/speaker list functionality. Different types of customer had strong expectations about how names should be displayed and ordered, someti
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by djur 3y ago
I was disappointed to see the use of ZeroGPT in this article as well. A mushroom foraging guide should be written by a properly credentialed expert. A journalist should be able to contact that expert and verify that they wrote the book. Tha
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by djur 3y ago
You can address all of those issues regarding continuity equally as well with actual legal contracts as you can with crypto 'smart' contracts (and you need the legal contracts in either case).
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by djur 3y ago
Clock speeds certainly aren't orders of magnitude faster than they were 20 years ago. The vast majority of the performance improvements of the past two decades have gone into improved capability, stability, and security. I don't c
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by djur 3y ago
Assuming that such code is suitable or even feasible for the problem you're attempting to solve. High-level languages were created specifically for the purpose of writing large, complex software systems. We don't see assembly bein
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by djur 3y ago
If you're not linking to those runtimes and system libraries you're reimplementing them. The functionality has to come from somewhere.
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by djur 3y ago
I'm not sure how to make sense of this analogy without assuming that assembly language programming self-evidently produces superior programs than programming in high-level languages, and it's exactly that claim that the comment yo
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by djur 3y ago
I see this sentiment again and again, but the Windows 95 experience I remember included frequent spinning hourglasses, blue screens of death from faulty drivers, everything grinding to a halt when memory is near exhaustion or files are bein
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by djur 3y ago
My experience is that Struct only performs better than Hash in a pretty narrow set of circumstances, rarely enough to be a deciding factor unless profiling suggests it to be.
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by djur 3y ago
In one of the earliest screenplays, Frodo and Galadriel have sex. And Gandalf basically waterboards Gimli into revealing the password to Moria. It's a wild take on the material.
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by djur 3y ago
Poorly attended movies lose screens more quickly and move to cheaper venues (second-chance theaters, video/streaming) faster. Theaters want to get consistent usage of their screens if possible -- offering cheaper seats for cheaper movi

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