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by juskrey 10y ago
Sorry, as someone who worked with faces, I can't believe this has no false negatives
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by juskrey 10y ago
It is not browsers. Take ay of them back to 2005 and they'll be lighting fast.
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by juskrey 10y ago
I can answer - most of the time I do not know at start what data structure/effect should be the exact result of my code, even if it is just a more complicated version of the "hello world".
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by juskrey 10y ago
Most of my new things fail even before I write a first test for them.
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by juskrey 10y ago
I'm 17 years into coding and have never even tried TDD - just because it seemed horribly wrong.
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by juskrey 10y ago
And what about the risk of 3rd party dev error which will throw several funds at once out of the business?
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by juskrey 10y ago
BTW Unity, with all its excellence, has really horrible data format for content and patch distribution, and had and still has huge problems with this. Perhaps the legacy of early overengineering and struggle to protect the games from easy r
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by juskrey 10y ago
Will hedge funds take such a huge risk of using 3rd party centralized (or centrally developed) data management system?
579.
by juskrey 10y ago
I have devoted 10 years to game content distribution, packing, compression etc. (Now not in gamedev anymore) This is a very easy problem which usually solved by attaching fairly simple script which is aware of your file formats to any comme
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by juskrey 10y ago
by whom?
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by juskrey 10y ago
With a rate of 300 small messages a second it was enough for me to write in 10k batches. Had a small writer script that kept the buffer in memory and did batch insert.
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by juskrey 10y ago
What is the problem to publish on your own site?
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by juskrey 10y ago
The problem here is fat trolling.
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by juskrey 10y ago
Selenium driver and manual clicking through history.
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by juskrey 10y ago
Making a lot of "buzz-word" errors like that, I now use the simple heuristic: choose the oldest available technology that solves your problem. Also known as Lindy effect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindy_eff
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by juskrey 10y ago
Improved life expectancy for the whole population, not for that children. If a child dies at 10 instead of 2, the population life expectancy at 0 will be greater, but from 10 - the same. Heck, even if dies at 80 instead of 2, this does not
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by juskrey 10y ago
This journo tries to invent the narrative that is totally missing in the data. Smaller children mortality does not mean they will leave longer lives, nor they are (or will be) healthier.
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by juskrey 10y ago
Business literature bullshit coming to IT and CS.. One can't study the top to make inference of the process.
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by juskrey 10y ago
I'd like to see this method compared to random sampling and something really simple like, say, probability matching via tinkering. Because for me it looks a bit too complex to work good.
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by juskrey 10y ago
It only looks scary until you devote to setting up a project by hands a day or two, learning lots of useful things on the way.
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by juskrey 10y ago
Good point. Still with thousands of users per day I can hardly experience any difficulties. I guess with a sane app architecture and coding this is not a problem up to a million/day.. for, say, some generic CMS site. UPD: Good explana
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by juskrey 10y ago
Why not. I am having a good time with this for years.
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by juskrey 11y ago
True life has no rules
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by juskrey 11y ago
BS
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by juskrey 11y ago
You mean against T-34 with a technical platoon? Because it requires engine service every 500 km (like pretty every other tank).
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by juskrey 11y ago
"The Russians Make The Best Truck In The Universe For $50K" I bet author have not ever owned Russian car.
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by juskrey 11y ago
Isn't "DONE DELEGATE RESPOND DEFER" "Archive Forward Respond Mark-as-(un)Read"?
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by juskrey 11y ago
X finds Y software is a buggy mess.
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by juskrey 11y ago
Asymmetry. No project can finish in negative time.
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by juskrey 11y ago
Asymmetry. No project can finish in negative time.

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