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by lotyrin 9y ago
Genre names never are any good. You can't usually distil the detail of what makes a genre into a formula, and you can't distil that formula into a short enough descriptor. "Rock" for instance.
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by lotyrin 9y ago
It's a specific genre of webgame though, something is or is not an "io game" it's more than where it's hosted, it's more than whether or not it's an HTML5 game or multiplayer. A genre is precisely a collec
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by lotyrin 9y ago
Yes, except only USPS can deliver to the key boxes installed on my property currently.
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by lotyrin 9y ago
Yes? In the grandparent's solution, I should be able to e.g. collection.map, the type system and/or hints from myself should inform the compiler whether or not there are side-effects, if runtime bounds checks are needed, if this i
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by lotyrin 9y ago
They somehow think "Intel Inside" marketing strategy worked (not that Wintel monopoly happened) and they think that they can just "Intel Inside" their way into any market, and somehow make Wintel-like margins even in b2b
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by lotyrin 9y ago
AFAICT XWayland is a server that speaks the X protocol and not an Xlib replacement compatibility layer that emulates X11 client+server in-process and speaks Wayland protocol (though, I imagine various mismatches prevents that sort of thing
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by lotyrin 9y ago
I wonder if the VOD URIs are consistent enough that you could automate adding a link to the VOD+timestamp to your git commit descriptions...
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by lotyrin 9y ago
Customer UUID would only be well-distributed for queries of customers. If some customers are more active than others in a given unit time, some customers have more data than others, and customers' data is keyed by customer ID then no,
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by lotyrin 9y ago
AWS created a Cambrian explosion of people hosting stuff that have no business doing so. Those people can't just go back to colocating hardware at datacenters... I wonder if they could even effectively get their equipment racked and wi
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by lotyrin 9y ago
Hypothetical: I have filed incorporation with a single share and deposited a Benjamin into the capital account, exactly what powers have I conjured for myself here? Should your rule be written to use market cap?
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by lotyrin 9y ago
Of course I don't know your product, but when I imagine Powerpoint-as-a service, do users not relate to decks which relate to slides which relate to the content on those slides? Content itself of course would probably be a pretty flexi
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by lotyrin 9y ago
Nobody's done this yet?
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by lotyrin 9y ago
> Will people permanently have an inexhaustible feed of vapid garbage playing in their mind while they ignore most of everything going on in reality, in their actual real life? Is that not already how it is? Each time I've been the
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by lotyrin 9y ago
I don't think it's unreasonable to be consequentialist about it and short-cut that, especially if done tongue-in-cheek.
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by lotyrin 9y ago
I wonder how immunologically different the proteins on an artificial testicle that had the host's DNA aside from a single close-relative donor Y chromosome would be.
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by lotyrin 9y ago
When my wife did the math before purchasing in our market, you'd have to have frequent or catastrophic repairs, have crazy vacancy (>50%), or be taking in well below market rate for comparable units (or some combination there-of). I
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by lotyrin 9y ago
I really wish more quantitative analysis was done in this portion of the field, thank you.
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by lotyrin 9y ago
Is hiring ML talent in that industry any more difficult than generally?
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by lotyrin 9y ago
Machines like that, which cannot shoulder the risk of applying updates to a network-connected general purpose OS designed to run third party (potentially malicious) code on a non-deterministic non-realtime system... probably should not be u
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by lotyrin 9y ago
Have you done a sleep study? I used to feel this way about my own sleep schedule, turns out I sucked at breathing and sleeping at the same time (sleep apnea).
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by lotyrin 10y ago
In my experience, places that can't hire talent tend not to filter to people with strong skills (either in specific or in general) and just want bodies in chairs that they can use to manipulate <specific material>, so they write
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by lotyrin 10y ago
No-shows. If you book at 100% you fly < 100% and that costs money.
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by lotyrin 10y ago
Unfortunately, this is often true of larger crimes as well.
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by lotyrin 10y ago
If you host it on top of a Kubernetes cluster, yes. Github (including kanban boards) + CI + Heroku (including deployments, workflows) + now even Monitoring. They are selling what one might call an "Omakase" experience for the whol
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by lotyrin 10y ago
If we really did produce artificial general intelligence, enforcing this kind of locked-in-syndrome of poking at the world through a keyhole, would be a highly advanced form of cruelty.
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by lotyrin 10y ago
Most of my transcoding usage in Plex isn't for a target codec or target resolution, but for a target bitrate.
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by lotyrin 10y ago
Any service with more than 400 users that want to run a batch process for each user in constant time with respect to number of users.
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by lotyrin 10y ago
From what I understand, they can readily afford to make these bets though. If Switch turns out not to be another Wii, but rather a WiiU, that's no sweat to them and they can easily figure something else out.
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by lotyrin 10y ago
In organizations I've worked for, we use AWS because it's politically correct to do so; non-technical leadership has heard how "Cloud" is an alternative to "IT" and have golf buddies that buy "Cloud"
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by lotyrin 10y ago
You should be able to get maintenance for something like this pretty low. Add a line with a nice comment to the config template for running your apps that adds an extra env var. Any machine that runs any app now has the line... I would defi

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