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541.
by everyone 4y ago
Wow I think that site has the 1st decent GDPR popup thing I've seen. Just two buttons, accept cookies, reject cookies, u click one and then it goes away.
542.
by everyone 4y ago
How easy is building to mobile in Godot? I have been a Unity dev for years and my main reason for using it is that I can build to most platforms with relative ease from the one engine.
543.
by everyone 4y ago
I have no idea how I am able to type words on a computer keyboard. Its just something I somehow picked up with practice.
544.
by everyone 4y ago
I was so pumped for Oculus. I was following them way before Carmack joined. I had a DK2. What facebook did to Oculus is a good enough reason for me to hate them intensely forever.
545.
by everyone 4y ago
I'm suprised they go to so much effort to get peoples info in 2022. Surely u can scrape as much of that as you want from social media or just buy it en-mass? Then u can spam people to your hearts content.
546.
by everyone 4y ago
I think engineers can sometimes become hyper-focused on a single metric eg. speed. A webpage in 1992 or today just needs to load fast enough. Theres a whole rake of other factors that may be more important than speed.
547.
Fantastic example of website made for client for free(bonemyburritodotcom.com)
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548.
by everyone 4y ago
I mean, anyone who believed the bullshit back in 2005 was being hopelessly naive, to put it mildly.
549.
by everyone 4y ago
It's really not. For example C# has no guiding principles imo. It's just a hodgepodge of any and all popular language features all lumped together. Java was popular at its inception so it stole lots of Java, as new things have bec
550.
by everyone 4y ago
The atomic element of code is the function. If I just religiously stick the fundamentals of good programming, tiny functions, avoid coupling, avoid duplication (within reason), then I am at least half way to having nice maintainable cod
551.
by everyone 4y ago
I'm a game dev and usually program in C#. I love C# and honestly some features of OO (like objects and classes) are great for programming games. But inheritance is just a shit feature imo. Situations where it would be beneficial are
552.
by everyone 4y ago
Yeah the tone of LOTR is oppressive, reserved, alien, post apocalyptic. I read the novel many times as a kid and loved it, so I hated the 2001 film. Imo visually it was perfect, it literally looked like the books did in my imagination.
553.
by everyone 4y ago
I now just found out thats a thing.. Quoted sentence is doubly weird: How could anyone love it or otherwise? It hasnt even been released yet
554.
by everyone 4y ago
Sounds like another Silmarillion.
555.
by everyone 4y ago
"public displays of affection are frowned upon regardless of sexual orientation" That, I agree with.
556.
by everyone 4y ago
"but bitcoin could be seen as a way of exporting abundant renewable electricity from isolated areas." The electricity is simply wasted, not exported. It cannot be used to do work anymore.
557.
by everyone 4y ago
"during Covid" Is Covid over now?
558.
by everyone 4y ago
Instinctual human behaviour. We're programmed to divide into groups of us or them. Being part of a group leads to benefits from that group, but, freeloaders could just profess loyalty, get the benefits and move on. So we have an instin
559.
by everyone 4y ago
Ok, I thought maybe the author is going to work getting 8 hours sleep etc. And spends their free time napping and watching youtube. I thought maybe they are software dev moaning about how they are not working on their side project in addi
560.
by everyone 4y ago
That does not clarify things for me.
561.
by everyone 4y ago
I'm confused by this.. "over 6 hours watching youtube videos, an hour of reading through comments[1] on hacker news, 3 hours of sleep and poof, the day is gone." The day is only 10 hours long? Also author is only getting 3 ho
562.
by everyone 4y ago
You seem very certain. Several of the links in that wall o' text are merely to surveys where a number of psychologists are asked whether they think IQ is a valid measure or not. The reddit post just shows that some (maybe even a majori
563.
by everyone 4y ago
I thought IQ tests were pseudoscientific anyway? If the number doesnt have any rigorous meaning then who cares if it changes, up or down, could mean anything.
564.
by everyone 4y ago
I assume some corporations are lobbying for it. So they can harvest more data, and maybe sell the tech that will do this. In the past some stuff like this has either gotten through of been attempted, and its usually in some trade deal with
565.
by everyone 4y ago
I would be suprised if such a thing doesnt exist in the fancy programs professional movie poster making people are using nowadays. If not, then totally sounds like a product with a clear business case, customer #1 James Cameron.
566.
by everyone 4y ago
But if the seal is laid back down it can act as an additional barrier to air, potentially making the food last longer.
567.
by everyone 4y ago
As long as you dont object to people chewing with their mouths open, and instead put in ear-plugs or goto another room or something. It's a scientific fact that tastebuds are more effective in the presence of air, (half of the culina
568.
by everyone 4y ago
Those aged/distressed fonts with little nicks / chunks missing / broken bits, look fine until there are two or more of the same letter in a sentence. Then I cant help but notice that the same letters are aged/distressed
569.
by everyone 4y ago
I think it's interesting how everyone is addicted to their phones nowadays. I'm a computer guy but I am 100% not addicted to my phone, I really don't get the appeal. I do have an Android phone, but I mainly use it as mp3-play
570.
by everyone 4y ago
Go ahead, this site is so filled with shockingly ignorant upper class silicon valley groupthinkers that commenting is like banging your head against a particularly stupid brick wall.

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