juskrey

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by juskrey 6y ago
Don't they have any API? Also in Windows app it should be possible to access text components directly by another app
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by juskrey 6y ago
If the scrolling speed is constant, should be possible to take every Nth frame and make text recognition with usual means
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by juskrey 6y ago
Sorry, I was on that other side of the game, which was cheating money out of me, pretending it's teaching my children something, while they and all their virtual friends were engaging in toxic gangs and "parties" built on par
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by juskrey 6y ago
I understand what you have said here. If lies happen, that likely mean things are much much worse than they look. You don't teach children how to properly intake drugs, you teach them how to properly avoid toxic things in general.
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by juskrey 6y ago
I love lua, but roblox ide and general way how it works have made an impression of gimmick only used to bait parents into "my kid is learning programming", when in fact the system is pretty dull and feels too artificial.
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by juskrey 6y ago
How would you expect children to spend money in game if not by convincing parents to buy something? Of course she received a series of 40 second lectures on how that works in life in general, and why I don't want to enclose her in virt
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by juskrey 6y ago
My daughter have asked me several times if I can spend at least something because other children somehow see she is not a paying user and segregate on that basis
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by juskrey 6y ago
All I can say is roblox banned in our home network: the whole user experience is targeted to make children judge each other using wrong incentives and extort money from parents. On the other hand I have no problems paying children for games
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by juskrey 6y ago
The reason is way simpler: since no project can be completed in negative time, probability distribution of completion time will be skewed to the right (with edge cases of positive infinity)
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by juskrey 6y ago
A-couple-of-years positions are definitely not freelance
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by juskrey 6y ago
Entire planet talent pool but also all the noise
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by juskrey 6y ago
Kelly here is the only way which is addressing the ruin, other two are (bad) tricks around initially wrong assumptions
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by juskrey 6y ago
Ole should repeat it on more occasions, since this is what it's all about: economic unit is not an average of the same imaginary economic units following different paths, some of which can end in a bankruptcy. Instead single bankruptcy
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by juskrey 6y ago
Many words about how economics is like physics, hence Peters makes a terrible insults to generations of respectful academics. And not a single word about how they are still missing the ruin problem, and how ergodicity is a dead simple and e
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by juskrey 6y ago
Masala is one of the best things I've tasted in my life, and definitely the best tea preparation
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by juskrey 6y ago
Selling his digital autograph, not the tweet. Selling the tweet would imply passing full control over the original.
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by juskrey 6y ago
Hey, we already have two bold dots here, so linear regression, you know
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by juskrey 6y ago
Ukrainians, descendants of that culture, have a proverb "Happiness is a neighbor's house burning". Which is not far away from everyday vibes and the way of life overall. So we may have way simpler explanation here.
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by juskrey 6y ago
As a usual thing for this type of thread, waiting for guys from Eastern Europe with 1G/1G for $10 a month..
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by juskrey 6y ago
There is an evidence that or immune system has either limited memory or bandwidth or both. See immune imprinting. So while taking once a ten year vaccine for not rapidly mutating pathogen makes it more robust, the case of regular intake for
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by juskrey 6y ago
Immigration is a tough survival filter for relationships.
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by juskrey 6y ago
I can confirm that publishers were begging to install the copy protection which at least lasts for several days, not even weeks or months. The math for that was pretty simple - on average, most impatient gamers, who buy the product in the f
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by juskrey 6y ago
I was working near some game publishers many many years ago, and the case when they would crack the game in order to publish/republish/rewrap installer, localize to some local market or release some critical patch, when the origin
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by juskrey 6y ago
This is funny observation. Before some recent hurricane, thousands of cars were shuttling between empty network gas stations, presumably guided by their apps, to no avail, while I was able to top the tank by going several streets into neare
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by juskrey 6y ago
Exactly, good product is antifragile to such types of problems.
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by juskrey 6y ago
The funniest part is that most of that cash just gets burned
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by juskrey 6y ago
You don't have to predict. Requests just fall into two categories: 1) Nothing bad can happen if we show some optimistic result before server returns, but server side will end up in different result. 2) Something bad can happen. Accord
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by juskrey 6y ago
The way to eliminate latency with server side state is called optimistic updates.
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by juskrey 6y ago
Yeah, if I was an evil mastermind, I'd silently gather all private keys I come across. Then check them against all that zillions of public keys available all over the internet
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by juskrey 6y ago
Like you have said, this is obvious. Same with academic positions. In real life, if you think you know better, you go start your own business and don't wait until all your enemies die out.

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