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djur
4y ago
I would guess that at most 1 in 50 people familiar with SQLite even know Dr. Hipp's name, much less anything about him that might influence their perception of his work.
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4y ago
A substantial number of those 52 senators oppose free school meals not because they're "too expensive" but because the policy itself (the government giving free food to children) is something they object to on ideological gro
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4y ago
> For contemporary Westerners who prize whole grain over processed flour, the horse bread of bran and rye, once debased as a bread of poverty, is usually the crowd favorite for its sweet, nuanced taste. “It’s fabulous,” he says. “It’s ab
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djur
4y ago
What definition of "app" are you using that excludes this?
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4y ago
Please take a moment to remind yourself that different people are in different situations and have different social and technical constraints influencing their decisionmaking, and that people can come to different conclusions from your own
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4y ago
Then we get back to the problem of not having independent review, CI status, and deployability for each individual changeset. There's no amount of git competency that changes the fact that GitHub PRs operate at the branch level, not th
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4y ago
> This will fundamentally be up to the author's git skill whether or not they are presenting the PRs to reviewers / mergers as stacked. If they're skilled git users there's little to no cost presenting them one at a t
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4y ago
This isn't "how to use a hammer", though, it's more like "how to evaluate the completion of work", which is definitely something working teams have to agree on. git itself is almost irrelevant to the discussion
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4y ago
Wait, the newsletter about building company culture is called "The Kool-Aid Factory"? In the "actually, it was Flavor-Aid" sense?
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4y ago
I have relied on *_at timestamps countless times, for support, analytics, etc. deleted_at in specific? Less often, sure.
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4y ago
I would use "deleted_after" for the use case you describe (scheduled deletions). "deleted_at" is saying that an event occurred (deletion) at a specific time. There is never going to be a case where you have a deletion ti
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djur
4y ago
The query isn't broken. In the Rails community at least it is very common to use a nullable frobbed_at column to indicate both "was it frobbed" and "when was it frobbed". In that context, the boolean check is always
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4y ago
I believe this restriction is meant more for people who are advocating self-harm ("kill yourself" memes and the like), which explains the isolation. I don't know how Facebook handles it, but on Twitter I've received diff
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djur
4y ago
Arcade games are fun. It's great that we have more thoughtful, artistic games now, but not all games need to meet that description. I can still walk up to a Robotron cabinet and have fun, but I'll probably never play Braid again.
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4y ago
This is just arcade design. Vampire Survivors might have a more bombastic way of presenting random drops, but otherwise it's not meaningfully different from something like Robotron or Gauntlet.
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4y ago
I agree. The pattern I've seen more than once is is: 1) Adopt RabbitMQ without any experts on the team 2) Conceal Rabbit/AMQP functionality as much as possible behind a simplifying abstraction, often in multiple layers, often writ
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Valve could use their market power to prevent this kind of rug-pulling behavior by publishers. Customers expect Valve to ensure that the software they provide is free of viruses, spyware, and harmful defects; this seems like a similar type
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4y ago
There would have been some degree of angry backlash to any art style that wasn't a meticulous recreation of MI 1 and 2 (a decision that would have also been criticized, but probably much more politely). I don't know why it's
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4y ago
> All you had to do was make a game with an art style that appeals to everyone, whatever it might be It beggars belief that someone could write this sincerely and not realize how absurd it is. "All you had to do was make something p
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4y ago
Your list shows Wind Waker selling twice as many units when released on the same platform as Twilight Princess. There are confounding factors here (the Wind Waker re-release may have had a larger "missed it the first time" audienc
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4y ago
At a bare minimum, you can buy games on the Switch with incomprehensible English translations: https://legendsoflocalization.com/this-be-bad-translation-19... NES games often had some pretty rough translations, but I can&#x
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4y ago
The OP mentioned the noses, and the limited detail on the faces stands out as a similarity between your two screenshots. The biggest difference that stands out to me is how skewed the scenery is in the new game. This is a style that shows u
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I think it'd be easier to get your bearings when actually playing the game, rather than seeing a montage of clips in a trailer focused on demonstrating the flashier animations.
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"Gadzooks" is similarly a corruption of "God's hooks", referring to the nails on the cross. "(Cor) blimey" = "God blind me", "strewth" = "God's truth", and so on. Lots of
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I would be really surprised if there has been any Shakespeare curriculum in the past 30 years (at minimum) that was solely based on reading the text of the plays without any performance elements. Certainly my experience was that we watched
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4y ago
> As mentioned in the quote introing this section, the Dwarves are explicitly described as mining coal in The Hobbit. This is one of the key places where The Hobbit is unavoidably discontinuous with LOTR. Bilbo also has matches and a clo
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The Feds don't need to rely on Wickard or any Commerce Clause jurisprudence in regards to freedom of movement. Freedom of movement is guaranteed by the Privileges and Immunities clause.
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4y ago
Viability as defined by Roe was 28 weeks at the time of the opinion and (due to technological improvements) 24 weeks in recent years. Not "the day of birth".
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4y ago
Surely the human language equivalent of programming is recipes and other types of written instructions. Law is far more abstract and subjective than programming.
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4y ago
Under that kind of top-down structure, each team will force their organic processes into the Procrustean bed of what the project management system expects. Aggregating that data heedless of any variation in meaning will result in garbage. L
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