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AMD actually uas released a real-time ray tracing library that’s included in Unity, and is Vulkan compatible, called Radeon Rays. [0] And Crytek released a demo last week showing real-time ray traced reflections rendered on a Vega 56. [1] [
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Fortnite only offers cosmetic purchases. Monetary exchange through this game, and many others, in this format of money for cosmetic content does not alter the gameplay mechanics in any way. At best you could argue a marginal camouflage impa
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9y ago
Netflix and Amazon rarely show ads, normally just a short 30 second recommendation at that. All streaming in HD in about 5 seconds.
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9y ago
I used to do this, as a software engineer straddle 2 departmental areas, and I was explaining it to someone on Twitter last night,, in regards to my sleep schedule. I used to go in right before lunch to avoid the impromptu meetings associat
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I often use highlighting as a positional anchor, often when tired. My eyes begin to lose focus and I can end up reading the same line over-and-over again. In some cases contrast highlighting doesn't work, particularly on macOS since it
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Twitch is trying to do it. They turned the Curse application into a game/mod store that also integrated custom servers that essentially mirrored Discord's application. They also are using Twitch Prime and other service integration
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9y ago
They provide a tool set for scheduling marketing content across multiple social media services. Originally, it was built just to schedule tweets in the future.
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9y ago
It happened just a few weeks ago with Shopify and the Citron Report. The Citron Report's author often finds stocks that have gone up, places shorts, and then promotes the idea that these companies are scams with no fundamental value. H
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9y ago
For local redundancy, use a RAID 1 or RAID 5 setup, either in one of your home systems, or you can buy a simple NAS solution like a Drobo, and set it up for mirroring to multiple drives. The NAS unit ($350-500) + 3-4 4TB HDD's (~$120&#
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9y ago
Depending on how much content you have a small drive array should be fine if you're willing to down size to 720p^. Or willing to upgrade to higher capacity than what I share below. An hour of 720p = ~1.15GB An hour per week for a year
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9y ago
Yeah, that would be a great policy. Still allow consumption, but remove any production rights on the service.
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I don't know about Google's cleanup policies, but I would guess that data may have been gone within 3-6 months. When my ban occurred, I had reclaimed access in a total of 5-6 days, due to an urgency to make sure I got through befo
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9y ago
That was a different individual. I've never uploaded a video at any point.
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9y ago
That's fair, most of the videos have no or little personal value, if bit rot occurred I most likely wouldn't notice up to around a 20% change. Average length of time of those videos is around 5 minutes, total size ~135 hours, or ~
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9y ago
> I assume this hosed your main Google account, right? Not just your access to YouTube? Nope, it was just the Youtube account. When they did the Google+ transition, I generated a new Google account for my Youtube account, but linked it
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9y ago
Yep, I did that at the time, for the important videos. Still haven't found a good playlist backup, aside from using the API, not wanting to store all those videos (something like 2000 videos at this point across 30 lists, not including
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Absolutely feel a little grateful, to the people that I was able to reach. And somewhat lucky that I had contacts, to escalate if necessary, though I did manage to go through public channels. And yes, I'm absolutely livid still over th
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Part of the issue is just the systems on the backend. I had my account removed about 3 years ago for some mistaken flag of copyright infringement, having never uploaded a video. I had 7 years of liked videos and curated playlists, that I wa
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It is. I hadn't even looked into it, because I set the job to off hours and the domains have low enough volume even a non-graceful reload wouldn't effect anything. Thanks for asking, because now I know. I was just assuming the sam
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9y ago
The same thing is required of nginx. I personally have a cron script set up on my domain gateway to update certificates once a month and reload nginx, at the end. Total unavailability is about .5 sec once a month.
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From their standard billing option section. > * Billing is dependent on amount of meaningful change per month. $9 per user per month for static analysis. I agree it still sounds far fetched that their at the $136 million ARR, but it'
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9y ago
They can still profit off the GPU's at current rates, if a glut is coming. For personal use I bought some brand new R9 390's last year @$270. If I had wanted to sell them used about 2 weeks ago I could have sold them for about $70
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9y ago
The technique I personally use, as a full-stack developer, is if I can get features planned out into weekly chunks, segment days to backend vs frontend work, and move forward. Monday is backend, Tuesday is frontend integration, Wednesday i
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"They think in their head, don't work through the problem at all." Those are independent clauses. Just because the individual is not talking out loud, should not be indicative that they aren't working through the problem
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9y ago
At some point scale will require you to hire, at least a few people, if you're really successful. But two examples that I can think of are Markus Frind (Plenty of Fish) and Markus Persson (Minecraft). --- Markus Frind is probably the b
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One of the most complex on the front-end was a repaint/reflow issue in Safari that was complicated by the way we were using Angular. The easiest solution was to use transforms to force rendering through the GPU render pipeline by addin
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9y ago
That's a site I haven't heard mentioned in quite a few years. Sad to hear it is also closing.
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10y ago
IANAL But that is the issue, you as a developer and provider may not run afoul of the terms directly, but your users will. Section 10 in the Basic Terms forbids accessing Instagrams Private API's. And if that isn't being used and
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10y ago
I'm not Canadian, upon looking up the actual rules it is provincial laws. The most well know restriction is in Ontaria and is restricted to the title of "professional engineer". They still frown on it and actually fought Micr
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10y ago
Some countries, such as Canada, regulate the usage of the term as jordigh mentioned. If you have not passed the rigors of educational requirements and licensure you cannot call yourself that. It is similar to claiming to be an MD in the US.
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