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by kroltan 6y ago
As far as I understand the mobile Diablo was supposed to be contracted out to another company (Netease). Said company also has a - let's put it this way - very similar game already on the market. So I guess it's even more surpri
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by kroltan 6y ago
> Given those are all the examples https://github.com/arc80/plywood/tree/master/repos/plywood/s... A video renderer, audio synthesis, parsing, and web server. Linked right from the article.
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by kroltan 6y ago
Discord's notifications are on-point, so competition _there_. Of course Discord has the image problem of being marketed to gamers (and that's fine, because it lets them focus their efforts), but as a tool it is pretty well crafted
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by kroltan 6y ago
It's horrible, I love it! Interesting implementation of `If`, I had no idea the trait system could be... used ... to such extent.
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by kroltan 6y ago
Yes! For example, opening Visual Studio Code: If I type VS... Visual Studio Code! Cool. (wonder why it did not suggest Visual Studio itself which I also have installed, buy hey I got what I wanted) If I type VSC... ??? config files and some
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by kroltan 6y ago
I agree with the intention... But! Such a system would become so inherently complex, because even in things as simple as "e-commerce" there is so much variation in how the whole purchasing experience works. It would start by sup
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by kroltan 6y ago
11MB on Firefox, Windows.
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by kroltan 6y ago
8 threads, 8MB cache, 4GHz? Pretty fast, yes. Not the fastest, by far, but are you really arguing that casual web browsing for news viewing (viewing! the stats are not even for page load, but idle ) should require top of the line equipment
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by kroltan 6y ago
When I commented, the comment in question had a very generic market-speech, and as a moderator of other internet communities, my "spider-sense tingled" so to speak. As it stands now the comment is much more productive.
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by kroltan 6y ago
Fair enough! It's just that your comment before the edit sounded a bit generic. Sorry for the annoyance!
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by kroltan 6y ago
Don't get me wrong, but are you associated with the project or Microsoft?
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by kroltan 6y ago
Still wishful thinking at this point.
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by kroltan 6y ago
And nowadays even websites that don't hijack the shortcut itself are non-"find in page"-able, due to the trick of disposing unused/out-of-view components (which is actually I suspect what Docs is doing, too, but they mad
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by kroltan 6y ago
JetBrains YouTrack seems like a breath of fresh air compared to Jira. The layout and interaction seems more consistent, and the text editing is less infuriating. The search interface is always in the same place! Oh, the wonders of technolog
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by kroltan 6y ago
Well, he couldn't file violations if there were no violations in effect, no? Does not mean that he does not feel he was damaged before then.
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by kroltan 6y ago
Now that I don't have a commute anymore, I've been using the extra time to work on a full version of a game jam game I made a while ago and had good reception. I don't have much new to show yet, but the jam version is availab
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by kroltan 6y ago
Not GP, but I do that manually. Inline links often get in the way of the content, if you're using them as reference or support material. I still use inline links if it's central to the point of the comment.
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by kroltan 6y ago
Have you went to a repair shop? A lot of places are not much better than someone figuring it out on the spot or watching a YouTube tutorial. And besides, the demonstrated UX is terrible even for the knowledgeable field specialist because it
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by kroltan 6y ago
You're right I was half asleep when I wrote the previous comment, I am very sorry. I meant a C(Java?)-like language. Which I am aware has nothing to do with OO, just syntax style.
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by kroltan 6y ago
I don't have the sources right now, but I once watched (not attended!) a presentation that talked about how JS was initially intended to be a language more like Lisp or Smalltalk, but was changed into an OO language to appease the heav
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by kroltan 6y ago
In fact, since objects and arrays are one and the same in Lua, one can even do away with the nested calls, which also simplifies things visually: Div { id = "outer", Div {id = "innerA"}, Div { id =
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by kroltan 6y ago
This reminds me of a very cool property of the Lua language that allows for very neat "syntax extensions", and reminds of functional languages too: If you have two expressions adjacent to eachother, it evaluates to calling the lef
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by kroltan 6y ago
The Lego planet does not necessarily need to be smaller than earth. Remember, it's made of Lego bricks which are not 100% solid, they have pockets of air inside them when connected to other bricks. You need to take into account the mas
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by kroltan 6y ago
Not really, just like a beginner painter using the finest unicorn-hair brushes or whatever would not be able to paint the Mona Lisa, "gaming" hardware gives a very marginal benefit, that is better taken advantage of when you actua
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by kroltan 6y ago
There were ranked modes way before centralized multiplayer services, Battlefield 2, Team Fortress 2, Counter Strike, all had ladders (as they were called at the time since it was a literal list of people sorted by stats - they could easily
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by kroltan 6y ago
Sure, and I agree with the suggestion. It's just not very effective to be hostile and vague toward people when you're trying to get them to change their habits. (and my previous comment intentionally committed the same mistake) Ei
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by kroltan 6y ago
Oh no the text contained a conventional form of expression, let's purposefully misunderstand it to make some vague point without suggesting any actionable improvement!
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by kroltan 6y ago
I use uBlock (and some others) and have no problems clicking either buttons
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by kroltan 6y ago
Hmm, seems to work fine for me.
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by kroltan 6y ago
Thanks! I had no idea how to check if it was still the case.

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