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dtdynasty
2y ago
The person who made this post is likely not an engineer and is more focused on content and public perception than load times.
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2y ago
Per Hour
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2y ago
From my experience in big tech they would be categorized as privacy concerns not security. Might just be different conceptual models here.
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3y ago
My guess would be that they would lose a significant amount of their user base and engagement without politics and news media.
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3y ago
> Having access to a comprehensive database of incidents and near misses would be informative. A single incident where only incomplete information is available doesn't tell us much. Agreed! I wasn't commenting from a safety pe
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3y ago
I think there is a growing education divide between those who are able to resist the distractions and utilize the vast knowledge of the internet versus those who cannot [1]. The internet tends to enhance good and bad qualities from my own p
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3y ago
> We're hearing about this event because politics. I think reporting on integrating autonomous driving into roads is a news worthy subject even outside of the agenda of a particular publisher. The good things are reported for autono
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3y ago
I also wonder how many of the failed business in the stats already are an entrepreneurs third or fourth attempt. Some repeated attempts may already be factored into the failure rate!
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3y ago
For 2 it is related to scale. Because of their scale Google is targeted by spammers the most. The smaller searches don't need to fight off bad content because it's not targeting their specific algorithms.
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3y ago
I was writing a more involved change in golang for the first time and was surprised to find golang didn't support higher order functions like map and filter. It's not a big deal to have to implement them in a custom for loop but f
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3y ago
Dota 2
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3y ago
Everytime I hear or read about individuals building empires I get the ick. Thanks for pointing out a word for it.
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3y ago
I think you underestimate the lack of self directed learning ability people have before going to a higher education institutions. I know I would have failed at solo learning without going to college before hand. Structured education can def
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4y ago
It changes the expectation of the team though. Since teams know they expire in 24 hours they are forced to extract the important information and document them somewhere else. I've been on remote teams where they explicitly do it so mem
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4y ago
I didn't interpret their article as reluctance to embrace technology. They understandably liked 3d modeling using the current tools and was able to make a living doing something fun. It's a rare occurrence and sadly innovations in
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4y ago
I feel that I generally know where I will play well in advance. Like before the game starts. At this point it just seems like semantics of what we think of strategy vs tactics if that's the case. As I think many of the things you see o
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4y ago
The highest I've been relative to the top was probably 4.8k in 2013. Nowadays I'm a party queue casual that's still around the same MMR haha.
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4y ago
Huge +1 to jpdb. If I were to start my journey over I would just use jpdb instead of recreating a worse version by hacking together plugins and handmade tools.
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4y ago
There are larger strategic decisions that are significant in dota. Which area of the map to play, which objectives are important and when, what type of fights will we win (fast and bursty) and when will we take them. Often times these are t
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4y ago
As an avid dota player I wouldn't agree with your characterization that 70% of dota 2 is your definition of tactics. What I've noticed differentiates player MMR the most is the strategy applied to each context. It's rarely th
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4y ago
From personal experience I do agree that video games can be used as a form of distraction and escapism. but I think teaching mental awareness and moderation could change it from distraction to relaxation.
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4y ago
Funnily enough one of my SFW pictures got detected recently on bumble and my working theory is that they detected my phone as a bulge. It might be fun to try to test what type of content it misidentifies. Edit: missing "to"
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I don't think it's thinly veiled at all. Some people might be deluding themselves into thinking they aren't losing something by abstracting away the intricacies of the runtime but I imagine most are actively thinking they are
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4y ago
It feels a little self congratulatory for flow to only be for people who only do hard things, though it might support the feeling of satisfaction. First the definition of hard is already difficult to define across people and activities. Fro
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4y ago
If you're looking for something like this for Japanese, Kou, has been doing great work on https://jpdb.io/ which contains many of the concepts OP's app is trying to accomplish specifically for Japanese. In particu