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I agree. I’d rather click “load more results” once in a while than rage as I struggle to get to something in the footer I need to click on.
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> The Pythagorean Theorem is arguably the most famous statement in mathematics, and the fourth most beautiful equation. Just out of curiosity, which equations are considered the top three “most beautiful?”
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Personally I think they’re correct…for typing. For any other use case, I would much, much rather have the extra screen space that a keyboard would require to be removed. Regardless, if I need to do a lot of typing, I’d rather use a computer
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The green bubble has nothing to do with with iPhone vs Android, it has to do with iMessage vs a regular text message. iMessages typically use data and text messages typically don’t. Furthermore, iMessages have greater features that obviousl
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Will this be a “good” move for them, money-wise? Perhaps. SHOULD they do this unequivocally user-unfriendly move? Absolutely not. Businesses SHOULD never screw over their customers for a little extra profit, but of course this sentiment wil
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Ah, mobile gaming. The only place that Scrabble can get a 94 on Metacritic.
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Is this just a US thing? I thought this was common knowledge.
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Launch School – An Online School for Software Engineers
(launchschool.com)
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On TVTropes this phenomenon is known as “‘Seinfeld’ is Unfunny”[1]. [1] https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/SeinfeldIsUnfunn...
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An interesting thought, but I personally don’t consider art style based on how “useful” it is. A realistic painting has a certain quality that a photograph doesn’t. Also, an unrealistic art style does not signify a lack of skill and sometim
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This thread almost reads like parody to me. It perfectly encapsulates the Stack Exchange experience in that when a question is clearly asked by a beginner in a subject, they are likely to get responses only decipherable by experts, or at le
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I think “Urkelization” is covered by the Breakout Character trope[1]: “What's a writer to do when a minor character that they created for a show suddenly becomes much more popular than the other members of the cast? Why, re-write them
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As a 2000s/2010s kid, I would word it the same way you did: “there was always one or two kids in a cast.” If your wording is accurate to your experience then I don’t think much has changed. If you don’t physically work in a school then
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Typically that would be to get around a paywall. As far as I know PC Gamer doesn’t have one so this is peculiar. Someone can correct me if I’m mistaken about that.
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MMOs are just so expensive to develop now that innovation is almost dead. You either make a WoW-like or you die (and many times you die anyway). They really don’t make MMOs like they used to.
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One course from OSSU I personally recommend to add onto Teach Yourself CS is “The Missing Semester of Your CS Education”[1]. For those unfamiliar with the tools needed to work through something like SICP, this course is a godsend. [1] http
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Thank you for the advice. I’ve been seeing a therapist for about a year and a half now and I’m in the process of seeing a psychiatrist in the very near future. I wish us both luck in overcoming our struggles.
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I couldn’t have said any of this better myself. > Things I truly care about, or which are exceedingly important are a huge uphill battle just to put any effort at all towards them. This is the sentence that hit the hardest for me. I’ve b
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If I had known this before just now this would’ve saved me hours of my life
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Thank you for the suggestions, I think Game Programming Patterns looks particularly helpful (and it helps that it’s freely available!). For anyone who wants to read it: http://gameprogrammingpatterns.com/contents.html
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Ask HN: What are the foundational texts for learning about game programming?
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20 year old level 11 here :)
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As for how he treated people he had actual power over, I would call the label of “bully” quite appropriate
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“Stupid” isn’t the word I would use for following your interests rather than what others would like you to do
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I got caught up so I’m late myself but happy new year!
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You are neither late nor did you miss it here in the US, so I’ll be back in 8.5 hours (I’m on PST) :)
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Rapid thread devolution
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My mistake, 6 and 7 would also be an option.
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Sorry if I misunderstood, but did you not just say that 10 was an option? Any options that you aren’t presented with beyond that likely has to do with the rule that you can only build the columns for three numbers on each turn. For instance
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I feel like they wanted to make this article because of the bad rap that Java gets in the developer world compared to some “trendier” languages. The article was advocating for the exact approach that you say should be followed when picking
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