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by hoten 1y ago
A sad eventuality, but perhaps at least an interesting game. Just saw an trailer for an unreleased game: rollercoaster tycoon, but for parking lots. https://store.steampowered.com/app/3031880/Car_Park_Capital/
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by hoten 1y ago
I'm not sure how to ask this without being rude, so I'll just shoot. Is this example satire? https://0x.co/examples.html What normal person would find this glove and result in it being returned to its owner? Even
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by hoten 1y ago
lobbying on behalf of the tax filing industry additionally, the US has (one of?) the most complex tax systems in the world. In part b/c most of it is carve outs...on behalf of various lobbyist groups / catering to specific voting
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by hoten 1y ago
Could you give a couple examples?
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by hoten 1y ago
btw: this results in a white page on the first load until you manually reload, since the SW has not been loaded yet. May want to force a page reload on the SW install event to fix. also: this is incredibly cool. thanks for writing this up a
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by hoten 1y ago
Yeah I was wrong. Do we know why the compiler doesn't do it? Surely the output is the same and avoiding branches is clearly faster. Maybe short circuiting requires such an optimization not be made?
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by hoten 1y ago
I'd expect even without optimizations on, there wouldn't be branches in the output for that code.
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by hoten 1y ago
If you can't fully connect your results in the game to your skill (because you can't trust if the others cheated), then you can't trust you are improving (or how to adapt to maybe improve). On an evolutionary level, the purpo
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by hoten 1y ago
Lucky! Chilis had me washing my own aprons.
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by hoten 1y ago
It actually is augmenting the history so "hijack" is correct. Weird that back isn't restoring the state. Just stays the same for me.
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by hoten 1y ago
Pulling the US up to nearer where Russia is, or Russia down to near where US is, is amazing to see how the familiar shapes distort to something nearly unrecognizable.
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by hoten 1y ago
The real, systemic error is that dozens(?) of engineers worked on that product, supposedly often testing the online component and experiencing that wait time first hand; and none thought "wait, parsing JSON doesn't take that long,
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by hoten 1y ago
Sure the lower bound is nicer here. But when the tradeoff includes an unlimited upper bound it's not a very attractive option. I guess the most robust code handling both performance and unexpected input would be one iteration of this (
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by hoten 1y ago
The idea is that ASAN would replace scanf with a function that does additional book keeping when writing to whatever arbitrary memory location the inputs dictate at runtime. It's probably what the PR resolving the issue I linked to doe
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by hoten 1y ago
What was the testing like for such bugs? Is it somehow automated, or is there a lengthy doc describing the manual testing steps, or are there no tests at all?
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by hoten 1y ago
for real. The author clearly never heard of fmod
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by hoten 1y ago
You both may be right. It could be that ASAN is not instrumenting scanf (or some other random standard lib function). Though since 2015, it certainly has been. https://github.com/google/sanitizers/issues/108
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by hoten 1y ago
I searched my name. It gave me a hit for someone (criminal trespass) in Texas, in a year I lived there, with my exact same height and ~same weight, and the arraignment date is my birthday. Wasn't me. Spooky!
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by hoten 2y ago
Have you used Playnite? Have you built features / plan to make features that would set this apart from Playnite?
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by hoten 2y ago
Steam can list/launch your non-Steam games, but it isn't open source. Listing non-steam games is also a manual process and there probably isn't any library art associated with the entry if it comes from Battle.net or whatever
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by hoten 2y ago
Another potential option is to allow for multiple "active" states (everything in view). If the content is long enough, it can kinda work out. As you transition from one section to the next, both headers would be "active"
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by hoten 2y ago
Bit confused on the webserver aspect of this. Is it just the match making / game broadcast component of AoE multiplayer?
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by hoten 2y ago
I made a similar thing but for Silent Hill 2: https://connorjclark.github.io/sh2-graph/ It's much more linear. source: https://github.com/connorjclark/sh2-graph
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by hoten 2y ago
Git does not store or restore file modification times.
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by hoten 2y ago
Maybe they aren't the audience. I don't see how this is ambiguous to anyone that actually uses typescript
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by hoten 2y ago
For context, since most clips I've found online start just after JD's comment you're alluding to here- JD's statement about "diplomacy" which precedes Zelensky's comments about how Russia diplomacy plays o
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by hoten 2y ago
This reminds me of the high quality, addicting PopCap games. Very nice!
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by hoten 2y ago
+1 avoid bash scripting yourself into a unmaintainable mess Don't think you necessarily need to use the same language as the rest of the project. Python scripts can do the job just fine, given you can wrangle the appropriate program en
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by hoten 2y ago
It's an interesting idea. But I like to think if they owned equipment like that, they'd already be on the side of right-to-repair. Farmers are smart businessmen and this is an obviously needless extra cost. But for the non-farmers
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by hoten 2y ago
What does "hardening" mean here?

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