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by jezzamon 3y ago
Ah you're right. There was a change a while ago that did seem to favour creators that made longer videos over shorter ones, but it's not as cut and dry as watch time = more money
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by jezzamon 3y ago
Definitely something to know, but it's the best way for that to happen when you're waiting on asynchronous requests, as it lets you create the subsequent promises while the first promises is fetching its results
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by jezzamon 3y ago
After visiting both Malaysia and Singapore recently, I feel like many villages in Malaysia are significantly more colourful than Singapore. Building and roof colours they use are not something you would see in my part of the US
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by jezzamon 3y ago
I was surprised to hear that the minus was meaningless, but turns out that no, it does still work
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by jezzamon 3y ago
I believe creators get paid by watch time, so they are incentivised to make videos as long as possible
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by jezzamon 3y ago
Typos like that are exactly the typos AIs don't generate, so probably a human error somewhere...
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by jezzamon 3y ago
Could you speak more to the dart, and specifically the "Java level of boilerplate and code generators"? I've used it a bit but I haven't found it very boilerplatey in general, so I'm interested in learning what cont
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by jezzamon 3y ago
Looks like it runs at a much slower framerate though
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by jezzamon 3y ago
If your phone is otherwise normal, clearing the app's cache and data is usually a good way to get things working again for cases like "this app obviously must not be doing this on other people's phones"
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by jezzamon 3y ago
I think there's an argument that if an animal is having a negative effect on the ecosystem (having a negative effort on other animals) removing it can be a net good.
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by jezzamon 3y ago
They are definitely ripped from the game. More significantly, there's a lot of work on the rendering engine side of things to make all these different types of games with their different rendering techniques work on the browser.
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by jezzamon 3y ago
There's a set of events for mobile too, e.g. long-press should pop up menu
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by jezzamon 3y ago
It would be nice if the JavaScript APIs made it easier to do that. Like, obviously you can wrap an element in a <a> tag, but its just enough of a hassle that people don't. Seems like a good API could fix a lot of sites
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by jezzamon 3y ago
An alternative idea is that some types of "boilerplate" can be annoying to write but actually helpful for people to read, and these tools might make that type of code more acceptable. For example, it's helpful to be able to s
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by jezzamon 3y ago
There's a few different concerns, one concern is about the reach of your posts changing dramatically, and meta handing your content to people who will then harass you, share your posts into their network multiplying the effect, etc (a
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by jezzamon 3y ago
You could imagine a system where similar to how we split votes into geographical regions via things like electoral colleges or having a locally elected representatives, there could be a similar splitting of votes into age ranges to ensure e
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by jezzamon 3y ago
It's addressed in the article... you sort of end up with a meta-programming language when you do that, which ends up being less ergonomic than your initial code. Then you have questions like how do you do control flow within that list?
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by jezzamon 3y ago
I've been playing with JavaScript generators recently, and the ability to "pause" a function is exactly what I'm using them for. The goal is to create an animation of how a maze generation algorithm works, so it lets me
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by jezzamon 3y ago
If you want to see the callbacks, an alternative middle ground is promises, e.g. code that looks like doSomething().then(() => doSomethingElse()).then(() => doLastTask()); I currently work on a project that involves Java code with a p
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by jezzamon 3y ago
It's actually less distorted in some ways :)
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by jezzamon 3y ago
I'm one of the few people that use the "nap pods" in my building. I definitely a little weird in doing it but some days it's just my better for everyone if I take a brief nap and return to work more rested
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by jezzamon 3y ago
That's the same as any Kickstarter though, you offer people the product or experience you're trying to build with the funds. The failed Kickstarter in the article similarly offered tickets.
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by jezzamon 3y ago
Am I missing something in your argument? Are you saying the price of an individual stock is what's pricing people out? Having trouble reconciling that with the fact that only a few stocks are above $1000 (which doesn't seem to har
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by jezzamon 3y ago
The XOXO festival is a counter example of a "conference" type thing that was kickstarted and has been running for multiple years (aside from recent ones thanks to COVID)
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by jezzamon 3y ago
With that approach, if you're moving forward, the camera will always be catching up. That means majority of the screen will be taken up with what's behind you, whereas as a player you want to see what's in front of you. And t
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by jezzamon 3y ago
Would love to see some gifs in this showing what it actually looks like in a game. Personally, I feel like the game feel is a lot more important than seeing the math equations
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by jezzamon 3y ago
"messy" meaning like, oh people try business ideas and they fail, or "messy" as in many people are actively scamming other people with no intent of actually providing value?
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by jezzamon 3y ago
The 10 hour black video at least wouldn't use much bandwidth, assuming it's encoded well. Hopefully not too much power to decode it on the computer side for playback either.
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by jezzamon 3y ago
Japanese is limited in what phonetic sounds can be written, so I'm guessing that's just a direct translation of what his name becomes in Japanese
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by jezzamon 3y ago
Nice to see this being shared again! I'm the author, let me know if you have any questions! :)

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