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by n42 6y ago
no, I would not, but it is also not what we were discussing.
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by n42 6y ago
those were all EA titles, so EA had their own publisher exclusive marketplace. Tim Sweeney introduced buying out third-party publishers with exclusivity clauses. edit: there's a good analogy in another thread -- only being able to buy
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by n42 6y ago
sure, there is a difference for the developer. anyone who is deluding themselves into thinking that Epic is fighting for the consumer here will be sorely disappointed. Epic recently raised $1.78 billion dollars in capital. how do you think
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by n42 6y ago
interesting, then, that he is solely responsible for introducing marketplace exclusivity deals to PC gaming.
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by n42 6y ago
Between this PR nonsense and attempting to strong-arm it’s way into the market by introducing exclusives to PC, I have quite little sympathy for Epic. Apple’s “bad behavior” here ultimately aligns with my desires as a consumer. By controlli
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by n42 6y ago
it amazes me that people still seem to think that the app store was some reactionary response to jail breaking and not a calculated move. the iPhone was launched in June 2007, the app store in July 2008. Apple did not build an entire develo
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by n42 6y ago
it would seem they know they do not have legal standing based on the amount of effort that went into making this a PR campaign. they seem to be attempting to force Apple's hand outside of the court.
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by n42 6y ago
I, too, am even more confused than when this rebrand was announced.
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by n42 6y ago
as someone new to the language, reexports have added a not insignificant and seemingly unnecessary level of friction to learning and using new libraries
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by n42 7y ago
I chuckled because that was the last experience I had with Hackintosh before I caved and bought a real Mac (2011). But to be perfectly honest, it is the same experience that I have been having on my 2017 MacBook Pro.
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by n42 7y ago
I learned this at a company retreat at some point. We all kind of rolled our eyes and went along with the exercise. I now use it to great effect almost daily in both personal and professional relationships. It takes a little care and though
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by n42 7y ago
Definitely. I think we are, too. I worried that your original comment could be misinterpreted.
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by n42 7y ago
I don't disagree, but this romanticized view of the selfless visionary engineer/designer/founder is counterproductive. the truth is that moderation is important. you need both. do both. be flexible. pay attention. know when t
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by n42 7y ago
Navi support lands with this release, which I believe means with a Linux 5.3 kernel you can properly use a Radeon 5700 on Linux. am I correct or is there anything else left you would need?
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George Marques will be working full time for the Godot project(godotengine.org)
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by n42 7y ago
You can also do this with Buildkite without having to drag along the rest of the cruft that is GitLab. It’s free for individuals, if I recall. Buildkite is an excellent CI tool.
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by n42 7y ago
my bar for "DevOps" on my (SaaS) team is that the engineers responsible for the platform the product runs on are involved in the discussions about the product we build. everything that comes after that: pipelines, testing, release
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by n42 7y ago
I agree but I think it's a false dichotomy. At least with a startup you can count on them to, well, try.
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by n42 7y ago
What is humorous to me is that Google is hurting users who typically have the most influence over SaaS integrations at their company (managers) by taking away a tool that helped them deal with the part of their job most of them hate the mos
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by n42 7y ago
I have to say, this is pretty clever. Dealing with Docker image tags for dependencies is a real pain and doesn't make much sense. you get things like `[package semver]-[edition]-[distro][distro version]`.. and this in no way reflects a
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by n42 7y ago
since this is using Nix, I don't believe the order matters. each package installs its own isolated dependencies, there is no sharing between packages.
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by n42 7y ago
I meant to say that GitLab is a mess, and GitHub seems to want to compete by also becoming a mess
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by n42 7y ago
I can't help but feel a little worried about this. GitHub's UI has become a lot less coherent as they rapidly develop new functionality. The simplicity/focus was one of the main reasons I preferred it to GitLab. Blurring the
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by n42 7y ago
I would love to hear some more about your vision; "virtual office for remote teams" leaves a lot of room for potential product growth. A teammate saw IntelliJ on your integrations list, for example. I think he was hoping it allowe
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by n42 7y ago
This is exactly what I've been hoping someone would build, thank you and congrats!
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by n42 7y ago
This looks fantastic, thank you for sharing.
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by n42 7y ago
no, it is not, but they are pricing out the "prosumer" and small business and leaning quite hard into mid-size and above professional.
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by n42 7y ago
base price of $11k to have an Apple display + desktop. wow. no thanks.
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by n42 7y ago
My partner is what some might call a trust fund baby. Her family is fortunate enough that she need not work. She will likely receive a sizable inheritance. Her parents have shielded her from their wealth, while making sure she always has en
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by n42 7y ago
following best practices with C will get you code without memory leaks or overflow errors, yet here we are in 2019 still routinely dealing with those in mission critical software written by people who understand what they are doing. Terrafo

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