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by dreen 6y ago
Step 1: get rid of your smartphone. You probably spend a lot of time in front of a computer anyway, so you don't really need it. Trust me, it's good.
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by dreen 6y ago
> they exclusively invited Harvard/Stanford/MIT students Usually this is a good sign you do not want to be an employee there.
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by dreen 6y ago
I've never done any 3D modelling, how feasible is it for a programmer to approach it purely via scripting? Im very familiar with Python, and this script doesn't look too complex.
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by dreen 6y ago
Hard reload takes marginally longer, but has no potential to fail - its peace of mind. I have had cases when small changes to dev tooling or maybe something in state management causes a failure during HMR reload. And if you dont realise thi
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by dreen 6y ago
I guess Im different to most JS developers, because I prefer to work with HMR off about 95% of the time. Its good for UI prototyping (which I dont do much tbf), but it tends to get in my way when doing anything else. Maybe in total it makes
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by dreen 6y ago
Oh absolutely, her husband profiteers from legal cannabis while she held a hard line of prosecuting people for using it due to "no health benefits" https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/tories-blasted-li
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by dreen 6y ago
I haven't liked Theresa May since she went full Janet Reno over video games during her time as HS. It was the first time I heard her name probably. Minor thing but strikes a cord with me. As PM she was just marginally better than Johns
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by dreen 6y ago
Perhaps but they wont make that same mistake again right? At least they would never buy anything from g2a again
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by dreen 6y ago
Thats not what Im asking though. Lets assume the thefts go on as they do with no changes, if devs made the keys invalid it would starve g2a's business.
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by dreen 6y ago
Please can someone explain to me this: Why cant game developers just make a key retroactively invalid if it was found to be stolen?
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by dreen 6y ago
Why not take the ride anyway? Just turn halfway and go back home.
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by dreen 6y ago
We had a similar survey. 1000+ people commercial FM radio company (so more media than tech). About 20% want to go back to the office.
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by dreen 6y ago
I've started working on a Q&A site that parses Slack logs and creates a thread on the site based on me asking people on Slack on how to do different things in our system. The problem with Wikis is friction. I'm hoping that red
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by dreen 6y ago
I guess that George Harrison signature is him indeed (because it's an official document), but what's interesting is The Beatles used a system for autographs for fans where one band member would do the autographs of the entire band
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by dreen 6y ago
Check out the Noel Park Friendship Tree [1]. Seems like the road has been built around it since at least 1894 [2] (though maybe another tree was there before). [1] https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.5969952,-0.1033777,3a
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by dreen 6y ago
Check out the Noel Park Friendship Tree [1]. Seems like the road has been built around it since at least 1894 [2] (though maybe another tree was there before). [1] https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.5969952,-0.1033777,3a
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by dreen 6y ago
I also moved from the Polish to British system and I do agree with your first point, but not really with the second one. I really welcomed the ability to focus more (but not only) on things I was more into. A major difference for me was the
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by dreen 6y ago
In UK employees are more likely to get furloughed, where they are paid 80% of their salary from the government, do not work but keep their job.
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by dreen 7y ago
This is stupid on so many levels. Not only you're potentially spreading the virus further but you're now in a place from which it is difficult to get to a hospital if you do need it.
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by dreen 7y ago
No idea if they are hiring but a friend of mine works for a company called Sandtable and they mostly do advanced agent-based modelling. Based in London.
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by dreen 7y ago
They put themselves in this situation by not evolving their platform into one managed by its community. Instead, they are the gatekeepers of everything with full responsibility but also full access to their users data and therefore ad money
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by dreen 7y ago
Yes. Because heaps of those lifeless atoms decomposing in the streets become vectors of many awful diseases. That was the case with most pandemics we've had to deal with so far.
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by dreen 7y ago
Judging by the history of most pandemics, I am currently more worried about the capacity of morgues than hospitals. Maybe this one will be different though.
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by dreen 7y ago
I wasn't suggesting anything apart from making better use of resources we have. Yourself and others seem to think that the only alternative to our current model of Capitalism must be a Totalitarian Regime or simply Soviet-style Communi
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by dreen 7y ago
Capitalism is definitely ill-suited to a crisis like this. We have an enormous production chain for anything we could possibly need and we could just use that. We worked for this for generations, but we have no easy way to divert this machi
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by dreen 7y ago
I'm aware of all that stuff, I was just saying there is no ethical dillema or procedure if you want to do medical tests on yourself. That's how Barry Marshall proved that Helicobacter pylori causes stomach ulcers.
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by dreen 7y ago
I dont think thats a problem. At the very least there will be doctors who are infected and there is nothing to prevent them testing the vaccine on themselves.
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by dreen 7y ago
The vast European rail network has enabled much of troop movements during both world wars, but at the present time we only have about 50% of rail infrastructure compared to before WW2. The other half has been destroyed.
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by dreen 7y ago
interesting, i didnt know about that setting in rimworld. the game has been high on my list due to the fact ive had much FUN with DF, so im gonna bring rimworld up on that list!
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by dreen 7y ago
This is kind of the point I was making with my question. Playing DnD is not about winning. Being a DM is not about reaching some sort of conclusion. So it's essentially impossible to make an AI good at this without achieving true gener

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