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jokoon
3y ago
My guess is that we're collectively victims of an individualist society. We want our safe home and we don't want to share it with other people, we want intimacy, but we have too much of it: our own kitchen, living room, bathrooms,
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finally! I remember using variadic templates to print things in a single function call, like this: int i; float f; string s; print_special(i, f, s); It would somehow imitate the behavior of python's print() I never really
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3y ago
Steel bottle are a solution
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3y ago
Science magic saving us from climate change
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I guess people in the 90 also somehow fought against 3D games as being pointless compared to 2D games, but 3D games did bring cool things to gaming. I am not against good content, good looking textures, good level design, something that loo
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jokoon
3y ago
12 years ago I was accepted in 2nd year of a game programming school, and they taught unity. It really was a disappointment. I went to do other things. I expressed the lemon squeeze theory for reddit, where companies kills the lemon to extr
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3y ago
I know I'm going to bring down the mood, but that kind of engine should support android as a priority. Godot does it, and it's an awesome alternative to Android Studio. EDIT: although it supports WASM, and I'm curious how wel
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3y ago
Oh no Anyways
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3y ago
It's odd how everytime somebody mentions slashing oil production by 50 or 75%, people are immediately up in arms. Same for red meat or cheap air travel. Western rich countries have too many really spoiled consumers. It's weird to
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Dear battery technology claimant, Thank you for your submission of proposed new revolutionary battery technology. Your new technology claims to be superior to existing lithium-ion technology and is just around the corner from taking over th
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Inferior? It's just different. Why do people always put things in hierarchy or in better/worse? Just give your opinion, apples are not better than oranges. I don't even play chess or shoji.
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3y ago
How did those developers had access to that key, and how did it land in crash dump? I smell like gross negligence here.
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3y ago
I remember a science headline, that found that pollens become more allergic with air pollution
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Sometimes I wonder if all this air pollution isn't the reason why my body feels hot and inflamed at the end of the day in the summer. I'm just resting in a bed and I feel like I'm in salt. After a quick shower, I just feel fr
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Ask HN: Isn't it hard to find a programmer's job that is a bit greener?
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I'm 38, and I'm socially unable to meet women outside of online dating, I've had enough girlfriend and a long, 8 years relationship (she did not want kids). I don't really understand that social norm of having kids. I ca
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jokoon
3y ago
I don't see he use match case... while it's clearly a good use case.
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3y ago
The problem is that psilo is just the beginning to research new treatments, because psilo will be quickly eliminated and filtered by your system, rendering it quite pointless. If you want to see new medications, pharma will just do what it
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Visual Studio 2019 window resize is difficult
(learn.microsoft.com)
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How much money is spent into such software, yet this simple detail is overlooked? I don't know how many people noticed this.
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3y ago
you just explained why capitalism is problematic: always short term
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3y ago
Invest in bikes and nuclear and trains
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3y ago
Sure, but this still mean western society should encode streets, not coordinates
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3y ago
Generally, I would say standard addresses are better, because streets are already a form of information compression, since you always indicate a position on a street, you almost never indicate a position in the middle on a forest of a field
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3y ago
Which is why humans are very sensitive to interbreeding
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I have always been very careful with all of this, I'm very picky with the app I install, and I uninstall things very easily and regularly. I rarely install a new app unless I'm going to use it. I had several phones that turned to
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Mmmh, 5 years warranty, but if it uses android, I guess in 3 years the phone is going to slow down for a mysterious reason. What about in 6 years? By the way, I wish there was a trustworthy, technical investigation or study on why android s
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What can't they provide their own login instead of using Facebook Google GitHub?
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Python borrows a lot from C for its syntax and flavor and imperative style, it's not exactly like C, but it "feels" a bit like C (it's hard to explain why). Python has a lot of native things like list dict sort join etc,
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3y ago
Unless finance institutions and laws can protect wallets and insure crypto, I will never use it. Currency is not just a number you move around, currency is deeply intertwined with how civilization works, and it requires a high amount of tru
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