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by fyrn_ 3y ago
Didn't they only give some minor concessions, not actually roll back the pricing changes?
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
I actually misread fig. 14 from the article which was the set of top market participants. So it has a 90% share of the ecommerce of those top 5, not the whole market. Honestly feel the article intended that misreading
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
That's nice, but the reality is that Amazon has almost 90% control of e-commerce. They have huge monopoly power, and laws exist to protect consumers from that. Is it the ideal way to build a society? No, But the government should still
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
You need to hang out with some younger people, actually talk to them. Your comment is chalk full of ageism and "generational" bias. They are facing a lot of adversity, that's true, but humans can adapt to a lot. If you pay at
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
That's kind of irrelevant to the adoption potential of WebGPU. Those examples you gave are not comparable at all, ativex and flash are way, way higher level, don't operate at all like graphics API middleware. PNaCL was a WASM alte
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
People in refugee camps can't spend hundreds of dollars on a bed, not to mention that even if they could, you can't get tens or hundreds of thousands of those short notice. This can be used with a closed cell foam mat, It's a
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
That's true, but how many middleware were also available by default in the browser?
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Just one data point, but I wasn't able to get it to work on hetzner cloud
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That's a little tone deaf considering how the whole crux of this is that they have altered the terms of "what you have paid for" post transaction. And for a product that studios invest in over years, leaving many with no reco
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Unity introduces per-install fee for game developers(unity.com)
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
I'd recommend Helen Rennie for cooking content if you like Kenji. Not first person but from a similarly pragmatic perspective.
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I agree, the turning point for me was the vitamin sponsor video.
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
The random "ever done a CS degree?" is weird, and the premise that regular expressions are fundamental and mathematically general and therefore not a DSL is flawed: ebnf is also like that, and even more general. It _can_ parse HTM
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Google finds itself in a postion of largely unchecked power over many users of its platform, that rely on it for primary income. These people work in an environment without any of the typical legal protections around their livelyhood, so I
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For legal methods you're also likely limited to 1080p streaming at best though sadly
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They talk pretty extensively about everything is a file? They even mention the "everything is a file" description of that concept
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WebGPU is worth considering. (There is a native impl called dawn for C++) OpenGL's API has layers of old APIs embedded in it, which can make it hard to learn. It does have the advantage of more resources though.
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Or perhaps Apple has really good lawyers, and whenever a case looks like it might set precedent they settle out of court?
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That only makes sense if the employees in question don't produce anything measurable
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
I think they were talking about the raise list, not the block or lower list
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
Consider ``` #include <fmt/os.h> ... fmt::print(...); ``` Instead, to save that potential double buffer copy.
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
Title is very misleading for something that the only the only evidence of is a anecdote from reddit. Was expecting a statement from Valve based on the title
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
Not surprising, it's hard to compare image formats, it takes a lot of sample images before you can say anything, and even then it's hard to rule out sampling bias
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
Font anti aliasing, or more specifically subpixel rendering absolutely changes color. It of course does so in a way that is ideally not perceptible, but it is there. Here's an example of an e rendered with subpixel rendering close up:
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
WebGL is not really related to WebGPU in any way. WebGL is almost a strict subset of Gles3, WebGPU is a completely different API, sharing on a few concepts. They're about as related as Java and JavaScript
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The problem with it is that you only have free speech until someone higher in the power structure decides whatever you're saying is insulting. Free speech in the US is actually limited in some ways, for example speech is only protected
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
They own the mobile platforms because they blazed the trail as you put it. That was the prize they were competing for, Meta was late with the HTC First / Facebook phone, and so they lost. Of course they would have liked to own their ow
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
Zoom uses it quite extensively, Figma is built in it.