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by erikbye 4y ago
I don't know why, but anything on Softpedia makes me very skeptical.
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by erikbye 4y ago
While I agree with the concept of PowerToys Run, it does not work as intended for me. Tried on multiple systems. The first time I manifest it, using the designated keyboard shortcut, it does not allow me to input any characters. I have to c
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by erikbye 4y ago
dmenu/bemenu is definitely a good choice on Linux, I personally use 'em with i3. But I can see why some people would prefer their launcher to be in the middle of the screen.
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by erikbye 4y ago
Both types of structures have collapsed.
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by erikbye 4y ago
Of course it can. It's built-in (see image below) VS can rename variables contained in strings and comments. Also, it's been a long time now since ReSharper was "needed" to work in VS. ReSharper also bogged down VS a lot
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by erikbye 4y ago
It's built-in, no need for extensions.
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by erikbye 4y ago
> darkreader Too slow. Moved to https://github.com/m-khvoinitsky/dark-background-light-text-...
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by erikbye 4y ago
> 70h workweeks. Which country? "The average American works 34.4 hours per week, as of May 2019. For people between 25-54, the national average work week comes in at 40.5 hours."
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by erikbye 4y ago
Can you be more specific? How is autocomplete better in Rider? Faster coming up with suggestions? More helpful suggestions? IntelliSense and IntelliCode in latest VS versions is pretty decent... Performance in VS has improved since going 64
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by erikbye 4y ago
What exactly is better in Rider?
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by erikbye 4y ago
Looks like you didn't get the nuance of the way I answered, I specifically stated creating a google.com equivalent is a big challenge. Either way, OPs statements were poorly phrased, too. A search engine consists of a lot of moving par
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by erikbye 4y ago
1. A decent search engine is something you can solo. Sounds like you are thinking of creating a google.com equivalent, which is something else. BTW: What problems have you identified that google.com has, and what are your suggested solution
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by erikbye 4y ago
Not discrediting Rust, but I've noticed you rarely hear "we improved performance" by rewriting our implementation using the same language... Although this, too, can yield similar performance improvements.
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by erikbye 4y ago
It sounds like this workplace has glaring issues with onboarding/mentoring and documentation/knowledge transfer. Maybe deeper issues, too, as it seems you're a bit afraid to ask "stupid" questions? Remember, everyon
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by erikbye 5y ago
Unfortunately, it seems karma is the only incentive for many users to submit stories.
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by erikbye 5y ago
I see substack.com has become the new medium.com, welcome to my blocklist. Lots of low-substance, clickbait articles from this domain lately. No idea how these articles manage to reach the front page.
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by erikbye 5y ago
What I feel really hurts whenever I use UE is iteration time. Everything takes too long. E.g. compilation (code, shaders), but there are lots of other examples.
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by erikbye 5y ago
Unity has released several assets from work shown on YouTube. E.g.: https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/essentials/tutorial-pr...
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by erikbye 5y ago
Lip syncing in games continues to disappoint. LA Noire from 2011 had some artifacts, but it's still better than most games since.
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by erikbye 5y ago
How does this improve startup time for CLI tools? That only helps the developer.
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by erikbye 5y ago
E.g. Rust. Not comparing for large compiles. Like the article says, the problem is cold-start performance.
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by erikbye 5y ago
Compilation is still surprisingly slow, the new CLI tools are not a joy to use. Just look at his example and how slow dotnet run is, even for a program just outputting hello world.
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by erikbye 5y ago
App notifications are not a feature but a detrimental annoyance. Also useless, because it is very likely you cannot read the article at the moment you receive the notification, because you are busy. I don't know what Substack is, but i
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by erikbye 5y ago
No surprise there. Both my cat and dog seem happier than me, and I hope they are less intelligent.
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by erikbye 5y ago
I might be less happy than some other people, because I tend to overthink things and spend a lot of time "in my head", but I am at my most happy when I work (on things I care about), when I engage with that inner drive to explor
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by erikbye 5y ago
I can confirm GTA 7,8,9, etc
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by erikbye 5y ago
I have no confidence in FB/Meta’s future. They’re not the ones who will be the victor.
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by erikbye 5y ago
Not much, huh? I think you're wrong in saying there's a limit when it comes to AR. Our smartphones are AR devices, a poorly interfaced cybernetic extension. It's a cumbersome device yet unimaginably successful. This poor AR d
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by erikbye 5y ago
Relevant: buckets.grayhatwarfare.com Public, as in unsecured, not with intent.
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by erikbye 5y ago
Check out Command & Control, documentary on the Damascus Titan explosion. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1980_Damascus_Titan_missile_...

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