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by ehsanu1 8y ago
This back and forth actually shows part of what's difficult with applying NVC: when a statement is made, another hidden meaning may be inferred by other participants in the conversation, even if such meaning was not intended or even co
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You can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar
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I do not know if anger helps you fight your circhmstanced or is just detrimental? I think that depends on how you react to that anger. Generally there is a core need that is underlying that anger. Once that core need is identified, it may
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I'd say the gulf between monolithic and microservice architectures is much wider than between ECS and non-ECS in games. The cost of microservices is much higher than that of ECS. While building a game using some inheritance based appro
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> but showing the whole action from a roof-top or sky camera or atleast traditional football broadcast like camera would make it more watchable I'm quite sure this is very intentional with Rocket League broadcasts. There's even
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by ehsanu1 8y ago
Nonviolent Communication by Marshall B. Rosenberg is an amazing eye-opener. It's a book about how how to interact with your fellow humans in a way that enriches the lives of everyone around you. It's full of things that should be
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Might depend on the amount of spaghetti, but I've typically been able to retroactively fix bad AR patterns backwards compatibly, and get huge speedups. The only time it's a real issue is when an API endpoint is just returning way
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Does inappropriate adoption of a word necessarily preclude its use in its original form? Example: "autistic". In recent times, this word is sometimes used as an insult, which seems to me to be somewhat offensive to those with the
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https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/323628/etymology...
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Nice article, but not sure that the changes it talks about are actually required for the suggested semantics. The `must_drop` annotation suggested could just be a lint rather than actually being encoded in the type system. I don't know
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I feel like this is how most legacy code bases are made. > Never giving me a chance to justify it, or even reading the commit messages, to understand why it was done that way. This is a surefire way to re-introduce bugs that were fixed a
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Compiling to categories(podcasts.ox.ac.uk)
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RLBot: http://www.rlbot.org/ Just got into making bots for a game called Rocket League. The game is physics based (it's cars with rockets playing soccer, if you don't know RL) and it's very early days for bot
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I suppose you're talking about sulong? https://github.com/graalvm/sulong Pretty cool that it can run faster than AOT compiled C, any benchmarks or posts with more details on this?
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> Well the retina ganglia cells can't be conscious themselves, so it's impossible to have a direct experience of what they're doing I mentioned those cells because they are considered to be part of the brain and they are e
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I think the point is, there are things that we have a hard time dealing with right now scientifically, just because we don't have the tools/theory/whatever. In these cases, you're right that we can't know truth from
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> for example, you can "see" taste, or sexuality, or redness, or anything-ness. I've never heard before that Synesthesia can be induced. Did you not have Synesthesia before meditation (assuming meditation is your method)?
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> If it wants to. But I presume it already has done all that and there's no real reason for it to anymore. You're kind of saying you don't know here, ie you (the you in this comment thread) are in fact are not conscious of
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You're saying you have two consciousnesses, one which can inspect the other? Can it inspect itself? Generally, assuming a single consciousness, it's just tautology that unconscious processes can't be inspected. That's wh
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These are just brain farts. Read throughout the sibling threads to see all the other personal accounts.
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It's all about the implementation/execution. We'd need some new technology to really make this work well.
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Rust uses Hindley-Milner to infer types in general, but there is a conscious decision to require explicit types in function signatures etc. Also, lifetimes are part of all rust's types, they are just usually elided since it would be pr
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I believe truffle ruby does this: http://chrisseaton.com/truffleruby/deoptimizing/
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if the language forces you to eliminate deadlocks and race conditions It does not, it only prevents a specific problem known as a data race, which is an issue related to memory/ownership. There is no deadlock protection. And race con
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and debugging which happens upstream I believe the objection is clearly about debugging in production, not during development. This is absolutely essential if you want to be able to fix things in production that broke unexpectedly long af
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Interesting. Sounds like tests were really needed in this case, but some people didn't want to write them. And the code coverage tools were just gamed. ie, an additional level of oversight would be needed there if you really wanted to
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They were using it as a measure of what exactly? I'm having a hard time seeing how it can be interpreted in a way that's a net negative.
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Not sure if troll, but giving the benefit of the doubt... You are clearly posting a comment comprised of letters of the alphabet. How would one do so without knowing the alphabet, assuming you typed it out rather than dictated it. And well,
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Probably a function of your industry and where you are.
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I can agree with the initial frustration coming from a GC-ed language until one figures out the right way to design code and structure data in a language with manual memory management. But I got over it eventually. I'm also curious abo

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