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by laythea 8y ago
Try not to get too bogged down by not having a plan or a clear idea where to go. This may seem like an unnatural state for our minds, but chaos is the default state of nature. Focus your mentalities on yourself (eg do what you want, not wha
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by laythea 8y ago
What I don't like, is when companies adopt a policy that is checked for before code check in, such as in Java where there are many tools to perform the auto analysis of code. When one of these rules is "thou shall comment all decl
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by laythea 8y ago
I find this a very good idea, but since the latest news update was 2012, how has Sanos kept up with security vulnerabilities?
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by laythea 8y ago
"...I and many other people do want computers to do what our brains do " (emphasis, mine). I hear you, but my point is "what do our brains do?" In the case of driving, if the answer is "drive a car", then that
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by laythea 8y ago
"...if we want computers to do the things brains can do..." That's my point though. I don't want computers to do what my brain does, mainly because I have no idea what my brain does, nor does anyone. Sure, some people th
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by laythea 8y ago
How about: I like driving so don't take it away. or perhaps: Just because we can, doesn't mean we should.
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by laythea 8y ago
"You should regulate them based on how they perform. You run the experiments to see if the thing’s biased, or if it is likely to kill fewer people than a person. With self-driving cars, I think people kind of accept that now" I do
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by laythea 8y ago
I think the C++ committee has gone a step or few too far. This code is horribly ugly.
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by laythea 8y ago
Before social media, that's what a lot of people did do.
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by laythea 8y ago
Hang on, Hang on. Let's not get too carried away here. The big corps are all scared after what has/is happening to facebook, and this is an attempt at trying to "go down the unsteady river together" with the authorities.
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by laythea 8y ago
Where is Notepad++??? !!!
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by laythea 8y ago
Both are, if you ask me. WE are just as bad. The demand drives the supply, in fact.
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by laythea 8y ago
They do indeed, jive.
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by laythea 8y ago
This does not detract from the fact that it is offering an unreal developer better terms than a unity dev.
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by laythea 8y ago
I think this is facebook getting scared of regulation and so thinking that if facebook's "features" get adopted more so, then they can be pinpointed by authorities less. My thoughts only.
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by laythea 8y ago
Good point. Insert "just a " next to games developer :)
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by laythea 8y ago
Once upon a time, valve used to develop games. Then it became big and realised where the money is, and stopped developing games. Epic is currently developing games. Will they get big and stop? If they did, they still have Unreal. Steam has
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by laythea 8y ago
"...if you’re using Unreal Engine, Epic will cover the 5% engine royalty for sales on the Epic Games store, out of Epic’s 12%." So there is a bias in the Epic store towards Unreal titles then, contrary to what I just read.
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by laythea 8y ago
It's not sending back "the software". It is sending back data about you. And who knows what. Indeed, human greed is faster moving than regulation, so its no wonder we are in the transition phase. And if you tell me all this
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by laythea 8y ago
Could not agree more. Its like the modern day VB!
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by laythea 8y ago
Maybe this will help. True story. I just moved into my rented house and discovered the CCTV outside my front door, in public view, but also on my property, is actually monitored by the landlord, not me. - you = me - software = house - telem
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by laythea 8y ago
"Making something like this opt-in is equivalent to not having it at all" People who say opt in, would generally opt out. People who say opt out, would generally opt in. This applies to anything. In this case, given its about coll
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by laythea 8y ago
Agree. Context, people. First world suffering at best.
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by laythea 8y ago
oooo. Good point. My definition has been corrupted :)
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by laythea 8y ago
That's deep.
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by laythea 8y ago
Operating system program starts user program. User program does not start operating system program. Job done.
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by laythea 8y ago
Better to be a contractor at large companies and move around. Then you get the depth, plus you can change role when you stop learning.
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by laythea 8y ago
Please don't encourage these kind of interfaces to websites. A website is not a piece of art. It's a thing I interface with! Your fellow users and I, thank you.
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by laythea 8y ago
For something to have true value, it must be limited in supply and also people must have a common agreement that it is valuable. Money used to be like this before the Gold Standard was removed. When that happened, money lost its true value.
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by laythea 8y ago
Agree. It helps to cut your software-chops or steer yourself into an industry where software is an overhead, rather than the main product (said in the best possible manner). For example, controller software attached to a turbine engine. Wha

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