mattbreeden

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by mattbreeden 8y ago
This is part of what turned me away from Nim, so it's good to hear that. Can you give some examples of some features you've removed recently? I notice you're not at 1.0, so are you comfortable ignoring the 'annoying too
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/mar/28/uber-ariz... And when the Governor allowed it secretly
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/mar/28/uber-ariz...
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
> The rule comes down to 'do not enter an intersection unless you are 100% sure you will clear it before the lights change'. Yes, that is how it's supposed to work here. But when you enter because there isn't any traf
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
This is pretty much spot on with my experience living in Chandler. I recently drove behind one of these for one mile and it managed to mess up three times. All three times it did exactly what you said: > The default reaction for a Waym
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
Yeah, I think there are a LOT of reasons. It's just a bad game. Seems like a cash grab more than an actual desire to make a good quake game. Reminds me a lot of Street Fighter 5 vs SF4.
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
> Thats what gravitates people towards randomness in games, where skill is taken out of the equation. Then you don't have to practice or actually "be good", you could just get lucky, and thats enough for most people - they
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
I still have hope for Diabotical if it ever comes out. It has the seal of approval from Cypher which says a lot to me.
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
I was getting these emails from having an Epic account for Unreal Engine. Since I don't use Unreal anymore, I had them 'delete' my account. I've only gotten a couple emails since doing that, which is very strange to me.
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
> Facebook, for its part, told the Daily Dot that the red notification icons are generic visuals meant to reassure users that the terms they’re agreeing to do, in fact, come from the social platform. The icons were supposedly added so pe
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
> genuinely better than stitching together fragments of SQL in the form of text strings. Injection attacks and inserting commas (but not trailing commas) come to mind as obvious difficulties. You're using the Pymongo library as an e
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
Maybe this is a little over the top in complaining, but it bothers me that they get to take up space in the city without paying rent/property taxes/etc.. like every other business that takes up space has to do.
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
People are comparing them to litter. You can also walk around trash, but you probably don't want trash everywhere. They're an eyesore and take up more space than a piece of trash. It makes the city look more 'dirty'. All
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20070206052102/http://taossa.com... First archive of the dead link
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
> the overwatch league is poised to take over in the esports scene in terms of number of players? Do you have any links to places where this has been said?
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
I used to see this very commonly on a site with a dropdown rating system. I believe people were selecting 5 stars and then trying to scroll down the page. Since they'd be focused on the dropdown it'd change their rating to 1 star.
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
What game did you do this for? > It's actually fun for them to compete with each other at who can cheat the hardest and no one else gets hurt. This part reminds me of 'Open' Battle.net for Diablo 2. Everyone used hacked it
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
> Are you comparing that as a new web pack user or you're already used to it with a bias of your "hate" toward new JS stuff? A new user. Most of the time I spent was reading docs. > Perhaps your problem will be solved a
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
> or will they add a plugin system? https://parceljs.org/plugins.html
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
I hate doing javascript. I have no desire to attempt to understand or mess with JS or build systems past the bare minimum I can manage to get a project working so I can move on with my life. So I tried using this. It was nice while what I w
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
> Sure it may be nice to see your file structure sometimes And you can just use the built in :Ex for that
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
You can try Evil mode which gives you vim keybinds in Emacs: https://github.com/emacs-evil/evil
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
I ran 'vimtutor' twice and felt comfortable enough to switch. I think the only reason people think it's so difficult is they maybe try to go too deep too fast?
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
I've had things fail to ship in the two days multiple times. The only thing they will do is refund the shipping- which, if you have prime, is 0$.
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
I have a $300 (plus SSD price) Dell Chromebook 13 from a few years ago which I use https://github.com/dnschneid/crouton on to run Ubuntu with i3. It's a wonderful machine for light web dev (I've never tried
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
> I've got a Dell XPS 13", and I'm absoluting loving it; especially the keyboard works great for me as a touch typist/vi user This is insane to me. My XPS 13 caused me excruciating pain to type on. I try to warn peopl
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
XPS 13 owner. Had none of those issues, but the keyboard was 100% unusable for me (no hyperbole). Caused so much pain in my fingers I could only use it with an external keyboard attached, defeating the point of it being a laptop.
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
> 1. The keyboard. It's apparently not so bad once you get used to it, but compared to typing on my Thinkpad I find myself unhappy with it; it feels spongier in comparison, and the key travel is pretty short (though not nearly as ba
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
Weight, battery life, fan usage
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by mattbreeden 8y ago
I have a Dell Chromebook 13 and the build quality is fantastic. It's my favorite laptop out of last gen Macbook Air, Dell XPS 13, Thinkpad, and Razer Blade. The keyboard on it is the only one that doesn't hurt my fingers to type o

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