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by krajzeg 4y ago
Apparently, those already work differently than other selectors in the proposals (example 7): .foo { display: grid; @media (width => 30em) { grid-auto-flow: column; } } I would expect "@nest @media (width
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by krajzeg 4y ago
Thanks for pointing this out, I indeed missed that (it's hidden behind a folded caption). It still doesn't explain why all the proposals feel the need to be more powerful than SCSS nesting (allowing "reverse nested" defi
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by krajzeg 4y ago
These all feel like an overengineered solution in search of a problem, with some degree of tunnel vision in that all three proposals try to support the same broad set of capabilities. It looks like somebody decided that nesting support mus
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by krajzeg 4y ago
I think you also had a similar comment and linked the same article under the previous topic about JWST's first image? The article is very informative, but my read of it is different: the three major "spikes" are in fact due t
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Hard Drive Apologizes to Elon Musk for Dunking on Him Too Hard(hard-drive.net)
5 points by krajzeg 4y ago|0 comments
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by krajzeg 4y ago
This title seems very premature, and the article itself doesn't justify it well. While there are reasons to not use Heroku (pricing, the security debacle) and be annoyed with them, I don't see any signs of them losing their positi
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by krajzeg 4y ago
Migrated a small production Node app from Heroku to Render recently due to costs and that security debacle. Render is pretty much on the same level when it comes to convenience (push-to-deploy, etc.), but they're a bit more limited in
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by krajzeg 5y ago
I checked your link because the claim seemed improbable to me. Here is what I found: - 77% US adults currently own a desktop/laptop computer (interestingly, this seems to hold mostly steady since 2008) - 85% US adults own smartphones
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by krajzeg 5y ago
1. Not if it's fitted well. Some people seem to need aftermarket straps for that. Myself, I'm fine with the stock Oculus Quest 2 strap, as long as I fit it properly. My core game is a table tennis simulator (Eleven), which require
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by krajzeg 5y ago
Seconded! I do an hour of it every day and it's had way more staying power for me than Beat Saber due to the competitive aspect of climbing up the rankings.
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by krajzeg 5y ago
If you're not comfortable with variance, you should bet 0$ each time. This is only partially tongue-in-cheek, since the only way to reduce variance is to bet lower amounts, but this will also reduce your expected return, all the way to
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by krajzeg 5y ago
In my anecdotal experience with my game, I've gotten one Linux-specific problem on my end (video-related) and quite a few bugs that affected everyone but were reported by a Linux player. There were a handful of problems that were speci
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by krajzeg 5y ago
For another perspective, I don't think I've ever gotten actual hate mail for the game only working through Proton. Most people just go "oh, OK, cool". I usually explain why proper Linux support is hard for a small studio
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by krajzeg 5y ago
You raise an interesting point about the difficulty of code writing versus code review, and I think the point generalizes nicely to many other areas where AI is currently rapidly progressing. For example, self-driving cars are also currentl
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by krajzeg 5y ago
In a few months: Tesla baffled as regulators crack down on their "I'm in a rush" feature, which makes Tesla cars with FSD ignore any and all speed limits as long as the car deems that's safe to do and won't bother a
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by krajzeg 5y ago
As the author of Slipways, it warms my heart to see it mentioned randomly in a HN comment! As an indie game developer (hard to get more indie than me, I think, since I'm doing this mostly solo), I can attest that it's never been e
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Street Fighter II paper trails – allocating sprite space by hand(fabiensanglard.net)
554 points by krajzeg 5y ago|76 comments
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by krajzeg 5y ago
Just a heads-up from another Quest 2 user - if you're gentle, you can push the lenses in between the 3 predefined settings, and they will stay there. This helped me a lot, since my IPD is somewhere in between the middle and the wide se
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by krajzeg 5y ago
This is an article about a fallacy, not about tools being unnecessary. A great surfer can catch a wave on a dining table. But when he's competing in the world championship, you can bet that he'll have strong opinions about the boa
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by krajzeg 6y ago
It needs to be enough information so that it can be either remedied (if the violation is real) or disputed (if it isn't). I agree that currently, "you violated the ToS" is legally enough reason and enough information. I don&#
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by krajzeg 6y ago
I just wish that regulation would step in and make behavior like this illegal for the corporate giants. It is definitely possible to limit the power of the TOS, and it's already done in some cases in Europe (certain common TOS clauses
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by krajzeg 6y ago
Random thoughts from a solo game developer: - Validate the idea. Try building a prototype and verifying your idea before comitting to it. You'll learn a lot about whether your game idea is fun/can be made fun, and learn the ropes
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by krajzeg 6y ago
It's also not as trivial as just flipping to "Linux" in a combo box and re-exporting. Getting the game to run well requires work, from writing additional platform dependent code, through fixing issues caused by changing the g
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by krajzeg 6y ago
It was a little bit shocking to me how obviously weak the image obfuscation performed is when you think about it. Randomizing the sign is the same as eradicating 1 single bit out of however many were used to represent each sample. No matter
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by krajzeg 6y ago
Oops. Can't edit anymore, but yeah - this is the correct link :)
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by krajzeg 6y ago
Author here, glad you like it! I'm still making small games [1], though my personal website is woefully outdated now. If you like small strategy titles, Slipways would probably be a good fit. As a solo indie, making my games small is u
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by krajzeg 6y ago
The number in this specific trial is a 90% reduction in cases when comparing a vaccinated group to an unvaccinated one. So, if for example 10% of the unvaccinated got COVID in the trial timeframe, 90% effectiveness would mean only 1% of t
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by krajzeg 6y ago
One argument for not getting excited just yet: This was not a blinded clinical trial. The subjects all knew whether they have COVID-19 or not and knowing how strong psychological effects can be, what's detectable in their cough might b
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by krajzeg 6y ago
The web version is a PICO-8 game. PICO-8 is a very constrained fantasy console (posted here on HN a few times). ESDF are actually the "player 2" keys of the "console", so they're easy to access from within, unlike t
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by krajzeg 6y ago
Actually working on a non-violent indie 4X right now, called Slipways [1][2]. It's set in space, but I do owe lots of inspiration to Railroad Tycoon and Transport Tycoon, and the core of the game is about connecting places together so

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