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by je42 9y ago
it is not really. now it is python3.X -m venv which is still virtualenv but again a different implementation with different bugs
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by je42 9y ago
fun stuff. wrote once a decoder from reading data tracks from cd in raw mode :)
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by je42 9y ago
That's why I like the turing test. That one is already pretty good. Is there something more advanced ? Since by now i would expect that the AI community (or others) have defined a better test to accept true AI ?
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by je42 9y ago
Nice ! Looks, like they also automatically create tickets for defects ! !
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by je42 9y ago
> Many times on the production/live side of game development, gameplay and behaviors change so much that any automated testing becomes a lag on dev/iteration time, or aren't updated and stagnate as the changes happen so qu
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by je42 9y ago
yep. that's the shorter term issue.
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by je42 9y ago
that's not the biggest issue. if you have an AI that is pretty smart, and you add a lot of money, then you have a pretty big problem as since you can scale it, and let it do what you want. i.e. side stepping democratic approaches. or c
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by je42 9y ago
So that's why he is actually saying it. Think about the rest of the population. They have even less of a clue. Obviously, AI is not right now in a state to be a thread. However, if you extrapolate - we are getting close to the singular
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by je42 9y ago
no unittests :(
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by je42 9y ago
This only works ( and also for Appstores) if your expected LTV is high enough that the real users will bring in enough money to recoup the initial spent. If your book/game is crap, the it will fall again, you lost your money and your s
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by je42 9y ago
also, one key aspect is. There are may be individuals out there that can do this. however, usually code is written by multiple people. (and i would also count your future self as another person). that collaboration on the same code base req
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by je42 9y ago
what are the typical use cases for NSQ ?
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by je42 9y ago
so may be start with explaining that this is not a repository as a developer would expect.
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by je42 9y ago
The issue is when you have multiple teams working on a monolith. I haven't seen a configuration of teams that doesn't screw up the monolith by creating "spaghetti" dependencies between the pieces. Hence making the transi
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by je42 9y ago
nice. Kappa Architecture mentioned ! :) -> https://github.com/ssbc/scuttlebot
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by je42 9y ago
mono repo only works if you have tooling. google's and facebook's tools are not opensource. also, ms tooling is windows only. so for most of us the only reasonable path is to split into multiple repositories. it is also easier to
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by je42 9y ago
yes, true. But for a file system you either need a lot of time or more people.
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by je42 9y ago
looks like a one man/woman show. the graphs show most of the activity only by one contributor. :(
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Buckaroo is a package manager for C/C++(buckaroo.pm)
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by je42 9y ago
Is this SOAP 2.0 ?
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by je42 10y ago
https://github.com/SiliconStudio/xenko/graphs/contributors are they stopping with development?
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Danger: automate common code review chores(github.com)
2 points by je42 10y ago|0 comments
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by je42 10y ago
i have a hard time figuring out what they actually provide ?
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Using Docker-in-Docker for your CI or testing environment? Think twice(jpetazzo.github.io)
1 points by je42 10y ago|0 comments
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by je42 10y ago
Hard problems can be very exciting to solve! Never give up until you feel yourself that advancing is not going to work! Looking forward to the beta and the full release of your lib! The C++ community needs this !
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by je42 10y ago
> The ability to negotiate different ciphers dynamically is an own-goal. And JWT doesn't prescribe a negotiation.
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by je42 10y ago
WKWebView has JIT. In executes the JS in a different process than the hosted app; there the JIT lives, this special process is whitelisted to do JIT magic.
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by je42 10y ago
rollout as well...
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by je42 10y ago
it shares some components. like javascriptcore. difference is the js - native bridge. for react native it is fixed bridge, that can only change with a change in the binary. for rollout they can execute any native code with an update of the
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by je42 10y ago
1 year of support is better than 0 years of support.

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