mejutoco

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by mejutoco 3y ago
From the top of my head native input controls and buttons and MVC.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
It is pretty good, but on time here means to leave the wagon to buy a ticket and take the next train (unless you buy it on the app).
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by mejutoco 4y ago
That would be great, I agree.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
Again, I hear art here often as "that nice cover illustration, or that 3d model". A bit like people talk about "content". Art can be anything, and I definitely consider some videogames art. The same can be said about arc
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by mejutoco 4y ago
> If a piece of art is made by a computer based on detailed instructions, that art was made by a computer, not a person. I completely disagree with this. According to this, no code can be art. For instance, videogames. It has been enough
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by mejutoco 4y ago
The announcement mentions you do need it when announcing the stop. By then it is prob too late, though. If you use the bvg app it tells you which ticket you need for any destination, but non-locals might not know that.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
I think all the methods of improv work: do not say no, but add to the conversation. You also need to take the lead if the conversation stalls, to be genuinely interested in the other person, and to make yourself a bit vulnerable, before mos
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by mejutoco 4y ago
Extreme wealth concentration (the original claim) seems pretty easy to prove in the cases originally mentioned by another poster.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
One could claim the contagion was the erosion of trust in smaller banks.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
Monthly, but charging more.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
It is irrelevant if the object of the calling agrees or not on the name. Otherwise nobody would ever be called anything bad.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
It seems you agree with me, I do not understand. Wrong thread maybe you replied to?
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by mejutoco 4y ago
To be fair the question did not specify the language and included a disclaimer about it.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
Well, they could offer pay x times the booking price, instead of only refunding the money.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
Thanks. I am talking about a paid Dropbox and Gdrive plans.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
I use git to sync code. Do you use it for images, too? Maybe using a large file extension. Dropbox syncs around 2TB of random files successfully, and it seems like that is not something git it very good at (judging by game developers using
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by mejutoco 4y ago
I moved to Berlin about 10 years ago. In my opinion Berlin was attractive because: - Friends and people from all over the world - Culturally and historically interesting: clubs, events. - Capital of the biggest economy in Europe - Cheaper (
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by mejutoco 4y ago
> the existence of ORMs removes the value of learning SQL. No that SQL has no value, but this is exactly what ORMs do for a lot of people. They stay in their language instead of having to learn SQL (not saying this is ideal).
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by mejutoco 4y ago
Everyone has email, but not everyone is on gmail, for instance.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
I like the color analogy. Using spaces is like using a green chroma screen. Using tabs is like having an alpha channel, as long as everything supports the alpha channel it is the best.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
Thanks for the thoughtful post. I am a bit late, but I meant coming up with a Hypothesis and validating it through empirical evidence. Connecting these two explicitly needs logic (when I do x y happens) and, IMHO, logic needs language (or a
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by mejutoco 4y ago
It is a good point. In many cases, like solo or small teams the conflicts are not a big problem, but I see what you are saying. I have also been in teams that used feature flags more heavily, and it is a possible solution, too.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
Richard Stallman. You may not agree with everything he says but definitely he had a unique vision of the world and values and stood by them. Getting a free C compiler and the rest of linux userspace was a massive deal.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
IMO this is what happens when you create data-driven series. Being a good producer of shows is a different business than being a tech company. Plus losing the old catalogue rights that they got for cheap. Once other companies saw it was via
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by mejutoco 4y ago
A PWA could work in some cases, depending on the capabilities needed.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
It makes it easier to know what you are squashing. My approach is to combine commit messages when squashing. With that approach they are useful.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
The scientific method seems to me language-based. How to come up with hypotheses, however, seems to me exactly as you mention. They just pop out of nowhere, like a sudden inspiration that has been processing in the background and now just c
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by mejutoco 4y ago
About thinking, I always think (hah) of this quote: "Lo que solemos elevar a la categoría de meditaciones no es más que el ruido de un motor encendido." Ray Loriga My idiomatic translation: "What we usually elevate to thinkin
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by mejutoco 4y ago
I sympathize with your point, but it depends. Entschuldigung, what time is it? Is that valid English? Auteur, oeuvre, etc. are now English terms, but Remmidemmi? My take is it is a gradient, and at some point you would be speaking broken En
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by mejutoco 4y ago
If I understood correctly, the parent poster is saying that he mixes words between their second and third languages, not the native one. I agree with your interpretation though. My anecdotal experience tells me this happens with studied lan

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