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by emsy 9y ago
>"men's rights" activists that are more motivated by misogyny and antifeminism than actually righting wrongs. What you think or told they are motivated by and their actual motivations are different things.
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by emsy 9y ago
Infowars with slightly better writing.
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by emsy 10y ago
While I disagree with the word dumb and find "ignorant" more suitable, your Candy Crush comparison is bad. Jonathan Blow nailed it in this presentation: https://youtu.be/AxFzf6yIfcc?t=2436
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by emsy 10y ago
For me it's not the paranthesis, but that Lisp posts always show low level code. At least half of my programming is tying together high level services and libraries. I know how I can express those concepts succinctly in Java, C++, JS,
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by emsy 10y ago
I haven't seen any info whether the display is detachable or not and if it's compatible with the pen. If not that's a huge missed opportunity, especially if they're targeting the education sector. As other comments alrea
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by emsy 10y ago
I've never heard that PS is supposed to run better on one platform. From my personal experience there's no difference. PS performs bad pretty much platform-independently. However I'd love to see some tests about this.
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by emsy 10y ago
>If for the sake of example This is a terrible example and you have no idea what you're talking about.
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by emsy 10y ago
I didn't claim superiority, I just that it's the most serious competitor. A point I still stand by. The original post compared the adoption of C# to the adoption of C++, the now de-facto standard for games. C# does not have what i
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by emsy 10y ago
1. If you follow its development you know the features and the design philosophy. What's your point? 2. I picked Unity because it's the most popular engine with an underlying GC. Regardless of their GC implementation, in games you
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by emsy 10y ago
Unity games are often reported to have performance issues, allegedly due to the underlying GC (or lack of understanding of it). I'd rather hope for the adoption of a less messy C++ alternative that is suitable for quasi-realtime applic
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by emsy 10y ago
I'd be more interested to know whether there's a practical use of understanding it on this level. I wanted to learn about monads and wrote some smaller Java examples using streams and flatmap. You can see the benefit and understan
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by emsy 10y ago
I mean the conclusion is already cryptically hidden in the headline. It's just a terrible style. How I, as a non-native writer, would've written it: Charging money for parking prevents traffic jams Or something along those lines.
853.
by emsy 10y ago
If you have to hire women overproportionally to achieve a certain quota this seems like a logical and even justifiable conclusion.
854.
by emsy 10y ago
Your answer is irrelevant because you're avoiding my point: No one lives in an exclusively Apple environment.
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by emsy 10y ago
Believe it or not, I can see those with my eyes and when I tell people the light flickers, they usually don't believe me so I show it to them on my phone.
856.
by emsy 10y ago
That's a baseless assumption.
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by emsy 10y ago
It's not so much about the individual points anyway, but about the mentality in general. I came up with these examples off the top of my head. First of all, that Apple is the only one providing usable real-world solutions is simply not
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by emsy 10y ago
On the other hand, Apples lack of support for standards is hurting their users. Metal instead of Vulkan, USB Micro/C vs. Lightning. No Miracast support. Most TV software has built in support for Android (simply show videos and photos o
859.
by emsy 10y ago
There was an article about iOS security where someone argued that Apple controls the enclave for security reasons, to which I answered that this is basically security by obscurity. You can see I was downvoted for this: https://ne
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by emsy 10y ago
People seem eager to forget, given that Google Talk was discontinued not even a week ago.
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by emsy 10y ago
Knowing Google, Fuchsia was probably started as a mean to kill yet another product.
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by emsy 10y ago
Audio latency on ios devices is less than 10 ms (iirc about 6-7 ms). It's not ideal but saying it's "not workable" is an exaggeration. Also I don't believe the latency for computing devices is worse compared to digi
863.
by emsy 10y ago
That's why I avoid Google religiously: you are the product, even when you pay them money.
864.
by emsy 10y ago
As long as the gameplay changes, there is little to be gained in creating a new franchise. The story of most Nintendo games is banal to begin with, they merely exist as a vessel for gameplay. Nintendo games are pretty much unlike games like
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by emsy 10y ago
Unless you present an argument, I assume you want to affirm my statement.
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by emsy 10y ago
You're conflating denying the Holocaust with the freedom to deny the Holocaust. I put this strawman away and note that you don't have a problem using millions of Nazi victims to make a point.
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by emsy 10y ago
Patriarchy is a clearly defined term and most western societies don't have one. Much like Hitler comparisons, it only dillutes the term and makes the original concept look more harmless.
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by emsy 10y ago
It could be entirely the men's fault. However, the article struck me as odd. She presented the issues seemingly from a moral high ground and overly black and white. It's somehow always the other's fault (even her helpful cowo
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by emsy 10y ago
https://marcobambini.github.io/gravity/api.html Unfortunately, the reverse isn't covered yet (calling Gravity functions from C).
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by emsy 10y ago
This way you can also attract furious members from the church of emacs ;) But learning Vi is extremely useful, because many editors/IDEs feature a Vi Plugin: Visual Studio, Qt, Eclipse, Xcode, Atom, IntelliJ and of course Emacs. Learni

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