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by pelasaco 3y ago
https://www.cvedetails.com/ ?
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by pelasaco 3y ago
hurricane truck, LOL thought was something horrible happening there
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Okta data breach exposed personal information of employees(bleepingcomputer.com)
1 points by pelasaco 3y ago|0 comments
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by pelasaco 3y ago
So many better games, people go for the game that can be used as example of a failed society.
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by pelasaco 3y ago
"Despite claims that the home-schooling boom is a result of failing public schools, The Post found no correlation between school district quality, as measured by standardized test scores, and home-schooling growth".. I'm not
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by pelasaco 3y ago
Regardless of the form of homeschooling, It is quite clear that we are moving towards a new form of "Dark Ages", where people just try to protect themselves behind walls. The State is failing massively in security, education, infr
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InspiroBot(inspirobot.me)
3 points by pelasaco 3y ago|2 comments
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by pelasaco 3y ago
I'm the only one missing docs?
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by pelasaco 3y ago
I think nobody disputes if the shift to clean energy is unstoppable or not. The question and controversy is around the time frame.
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by pelasaco 3y ago
lol, I'm not. Just all the arguments supporting the author are not strong enough. The whole story sounds super fake.
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> They got that fair price in the end so their argument is justified and correct. You don't know! Just because it is written in the internet, doesn't mean that it is true. That was the only thing that I asked/complained in
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by pelasaco 3y ago
"Don't work with a holes" is assuming the premise that the author himself isn't not the a hole in the story. If his company was so good, why he wanted to sell it in first place?
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by pelasaco 3y ago
lol what? It's just that every story has two sides. Back in the days I had a small ISP and we engaged someone to sell it. In my opinion it was the best ISP in the world, in his opinion (seller) it was just one more product that he was
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by pelasaco 3y ago
Any way to proof that the author actually sold his company by a better price than initially said? Otherwise it's just a bad sci-fi. What I learned from this story? You're always the bad guy in someone's story. Specially if th
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by pelasaco 3y ago
That's communism. In companies, one's salary is related with his/her output or salary negotiation skills.. Dave, Cathy and Bob could be in the same level, where the salary range fluctuates between 60k - 95k. Who is where, dep
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A developer's guide to prompt engineering and LLMs – The GitHub Blog(github.blog)
2 points by pelasaco 3y ago|0 comments
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by pelasaco 3y ago
He might have had a different experience than you. I too served in uniform, often working (and earning) for more than 40 hours a week. Later, when I managed a team in a different country, the cultural norm there was to work longer hours as
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> The point isn't that you could work harder now with 5 days and do more; it's that you could be just as productive in 4 days as you currently are, which presumably is acceptable. But that is just true if you are underperformin
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> I wonder also how much of a driver new programmer productivity tools like copilot and ChatGPT are factoring into this. If your top 10% productivity workers just got a 30%+ productivity boost, that means you can easily shed the bottom 2
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> let alone treat them as guilty until they prove their own innocence That was exactly my first conclusion, and question, after reading it..
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by pelasaco 3y ago
How often you hear that you look like "Rick Moranis"? :D Thank you for your content!
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A 'Null' License Plate Landed One Hacker in Ticket Hell(wired.com)
4 points by pelasaco 3y ago|2 comments
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by pelasaco 3y ago
from their announcement was "Unity Personal and Unity Plus: Those that have made $200,000 USD or more in the last 12 months AND have at least 200,000 lifetime game installs." but looks like they are backpaddling after some "l
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by pelasaco 3y ago
Working Remotely Can More Than Halve an Office Employee's Productivity (but don't have to) https://www.businessinsider.com/wfh-work-from-home-decreases...
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> Godot itself will (if not already is) benefit from that status a lot. Article that brings highlights parts well Godot is lacking compared to Unity is perfectly valid criticism to have. And that's because the author didn't eve
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by pelasaco 3y ago
I don't think how it can be wrong. I wrote a beaten-up game, 2.5D. Player(s) + Enemies + NPCs + Weapons + Bullets.. I can imagine that in some moments, we were easily doing a few hundreds of raycasts per frame.
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by pelasaco 3y ago
Trapped are just those which offer "free" mobile games, because they need the ads/in-game commerce infra offered by Unity.
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by pelasaco 3y ago
Not really.. affected by the new pricing are the "free for play" games, which are full with ads, own currency.. addictive mobile games.. and no, they won't move to Godot because they need the ads, in-game market, etc offered
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by pelasaco 3y ago
From the code perspective, pretty nice, they decided to work with C# and don't use any Engine.. it would be nice however if we had more documentation about it internals, architecture and etc.
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by pelasaco 3y ago
From what I can tell, if you were to sell a $5 game made with Unity and made $200,000 per year, the total charge would be $8,000. But that charge would be $40k if your game was only $1 and $800 if your game sold for $50. For Unity Pro if yo

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