jeltz

30 ms·

721.
by jeltz 2y ago
I never played 1e, I started with ADnD 2e.
722.
by jeltz 2y ago
When did that change? Because I have played since ADnD 2nd Edition and I do not think it has ever been highly customizable. Customizable? Yes, but not highly so.
723.
by jeltz 2y ago
I would say it is often the other way round. Many fantasy worlds are more dull than real history due to the lack of imagination of the creators.
724.
by jeltz 2y ago
There are a lot of authors and RPG creators who create coherent fantasy worlds. I feel it is mostly just a matter of preference and I can enjoy both. Worlds without internal consistency like Discworld and worlds with internal consistency li
725.
by jeltz 2y ago
Maybe not all of us are Americans?
726.
by jeltz 2y ago
No they don't? I have never got that at least. It asks for my UX language, not for my preferred languages for websites. My preferred UX language is always English since most translations to Swedish are horrible while Swedish made websi
727.
by jeltz 2y ago
Isn't it much more likely that cannabinoids are poisonous to insect larvae?
728.
by jeltz 2y ago
Or they could just comply with local laws and not get fined.
729.
by jeltz 2y ago
What US services left? Only ones I know of are a couple of US centric newspapers. Virtually everyone stay in the EU market.
730.
by jeltz 2y ago
Hahaha, that will not happen. And if Uber against all odds actually leaves some other company will swoop in and take their market. Personally I prefer Bolt over Uber for rides here in Sweden.
731.
by jeltz 2y ago
And this freedom was ended by companies like Google and Facebook who abused this freedom forcing governments to act. Internet was at its worst right before GDPR. I don't think we will ever get back to the old free Internet and instead
732.
by jeltz 2y ago
> If compliance or braking a law is simply some S3 buckets with a different latency and “zone” then breaking the law becomes trivially easy to do. And devilishly hard to check. If it is a genuine mistake the fine would be tiny if there w
733.
by jeltz 2y ago
I assume they are talking about scatter/gather load and store. But even using those I assume performance typically will be worse due to cache misses.
734.
by jeltz 2y ago
And before that we had roff.
735.
by jeltz 2y ago
What terrible local harmful effects? Only Chernobyl had any and they were very modest. Compare that to the hydroelectric plants. There we can talk real incidents with harmful local effects. If people actually feared incidents they would cam
736.
by jeltz 2y ago
Gets buggier for every year.
737.
by jeltz 2y ago
Which European countries? Other than maybe France I cannot think of any which have big issues with police violence.
738.
by jeltz 2y ago
At most companies I have been at the devs have had a lot of say in discussions like this.
739.
by jeltz 2y ago
And I love it for it. Most modern phones are too thin.
740.
by jeltz 2y ago
PostgreSQL also supports Meson which requires no generated filed to be convenient.
741.
by jeltz 2y ago
They are. Just not in a way which would help. If a subtransaction commits the changes are still not visible to other connections until the top level transaction commits. The subtransactions are exposed to SQL as savepoints but my point stil
742.
by jeltz 2y ago
Yeah, that was a pointlessly rude way to close the PR since it assumed ill intent. But tiny pull requests like that are rarely helpful since the one reviewing it will need to check what pronouns are used in the rest of the documentation to
743.
by jeltz 2y ago
I love Rust but have to agree that there is a lot of truth in all of those. The Rust community really should take a look at more welcoming and diverse communities like the Ruby and PostgreSQL communities. Not sure though what can be done to
744.
by jeltz 2y ago
And that is a fair point. Sysvinit on the other hand was a total mess with almost all services being broken in some way.
745.
by jeltz 2y ago
If that was the case the Russian army in Ukraine would be growing quickly. We know that Russia recruits around 1000 people per day and their army stays virtually the same size. That pretty much proves that the casualties are close to 1000 p
746.
by jeltz 2y ago
Current inflation is mostly caused by fuel prices and that would affect BTC too.
747.
by jeltz 2y ago
Starting a small business is hard in some European countries but not others. Here in Sweden it is trivial. In e.g. Malta and I believe Poland it is hard. Personally I am not sure any of this discussion is relevant to Europe, especially not
748.
by jeltz 2y ago
I assume you exaggerate the numbers but to your point: yes, but these people in my experienced are best replaced with nothing at all since they do more harm than good. Sute, you could replace them with LLMs but what us the point of fucking
749.
by jeltz 2y ago
The overlap between both groups are quite large from my personal experience. The mythical code wizard with no domain knowledge or soft skills exist but they are very rare. Most people who are really good at coding are also good at picking u
750.
by jeltz 2y ago
And that is why you want to migrate everything to T? and T!.

More ›