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by quadcore 5y ago
Google: Force Drawing. It teaches 3 critical drawing things 1) think in terms of lines. 2) every line is in relation to something (sometimes just the frame). An example of (2) would be, in the face, there is lot of relation between horizont
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by quadcore 5y ago
Paracetamol, antibiotics, vitamin C, patches, tooth brush, a lighter or two, a knife and/or scissors, strong and warm clothes, pen and paper, eat soups. I have a pouch to have my papers on my body, not in the pockets. Id start with tha
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by quadcore 5y ago
Light travel and water. Then use bikes.
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by quadcore 5y ago
Paul? clientTable?["seat${seat}Pot"] += clientTable?["seat${seat}Front"] + (clientTable?["bettingRound"] == 1 ? (clientTable?["seat${seat}Dead"]) : 0); compiles clientTable?["seat${seat}Pot"
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by quadcore 5y ago
Ive seen KYC/KYB in action lately - it has long left the financial sector, police is now virtually behing every door. Policing at every corner benefits a few and seriously treaten equal opportunities. So I've came to some beginnin
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by quadcore 5y ago
Interesting. I ran into it on multiple occasions, I'll reproduce it on my end and file a bug tomorrow :)
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by quadcore 5y ago
Fun fact: there is at least one bug in the Dart grammar (using the ternary operator ?) which makes compile errors when there should be none. Something like a = b ? c["${d}"] : e; ...I think don't compile. You have to write a
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by quadcore 5y ago
Agreed. Maybe one can do even better next time though.
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by quadcore 5y ago
(disclaimer, ive worked on fortnite as an engineer) 100% this. There would much to say as to why this is the case on fortnite but Ill just say this: fortnite is so big that the development methodology and patterns used shows their limits. O
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by quadcore 5y ago
30 years of evidences - the game companies who don't see things like that all disapear, and the graveyard has an impressive size
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by quadcore 5y ago
Disclaimer Ive seen a little bit the game, I dont know the extent of its success. 1) most likely, just look at his success rate in terms of how many of his games did succeed. 2) now the definition of success. if he took 5 years to develop t
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by quadcore 5y ago
I know this is difficult to get but people watch a movie and then watch another one. They dont do that with games (not in an economically significant way). People spend hundreds if not thousands of hours on one game. They spend their life o
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by quadcore 5y ago
Most people in the game industry dont get this: games are, economically, startups (innovative high-growth product), they are not content - like movies. So you have a few killer games and armies of clones which often make their author poor o
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Belgium to give workers right to request four-day week(theguardian.com)
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by quadcore 5y ago
Exactly. If you are coding, you are losing.
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by quadcore 5y ago
This is a programming style that I know very well I beleive (I've been payed at multiple occasions to make prototypes for big and small companies, some famous). My first advice would be to learn to use functions very well. Try using on
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by quadcore 5y ago
when the DOJ cracked down on offshore sports books it cut off their revenue. Id be curious to learn more, how essentially did the US DOJ cracked down on offshore website - since they are offshore?
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by quadcore 5y ago
At the risk of seeming a little bit nitpicky here, thing is: the end user shouldnt even use padding in this case. What Im saying is that when I look at a tool like that, what I will look for is how well you embrace the paradigm of the frame
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by quadcore 5y ago
What happens if I want anchor a view to the bottom of the screen in a stack? You can use Align for that.
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by quadcore 5y ago
I've taken a look at the generated code very quickly. You're using a lot of paddings in columns for example where I would use a SizedBox with no child in between the elements. Or even better, expandables. It makes for less nested
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by quadcore 5y ago
Congrats on the launch. Ive switched from webflow to flutter for the website Im building (for my startup project). Flutter is awesome (though I still "wonder what the result is gonna be" but way less than with css) and I believe y
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by quadcore 5y ago
Focus on your breath, place your hands on your knees in order not to react/do anything stupid. Dont get rigid, move your body slightly with smoothness in order not to get rigid. Dont get rigid focus on your breath again and again. Just
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by quadcore 5y ago
You were supposed to show any, even slight form of anger if I was right. You say "doesnt look like being a good professional" ( good boy ), who are you trying to please? Are your parents proud of you? Simply follow things along th
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by quadcore 5y ago
Could that be youre anxious because youre not getting __all__ the "special" attention you think you deserve? If yes, then trying everything in terms of career to get enough attention wont help, getting "attention fix" on
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by quadcore 5y ago
2020
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by quadcore 5y ago
Gift cards or prepaid visa maybe
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by quadcore 5y ago
Read: the power of now https://www.amazon.com/Power-Now-Guide-Spiritual-Enlightenme...
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by quadcore 5y ago
I think we should throw a tardigrade at a black hole
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by quadcore 5y ago
So in your opinion, should Go also not have generics for maps and channels (as they effectively do today), or are those also one of a kind data structures that are worthy of generics? Thats exactly the proper dichotomy. Those choices were
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by quadcore 5y ago
That's what I meant, in compressed form. Plus we know you better err on the side of under abstracted in practice. So what I meant is we know abstraction is where the devil lies because in practice programmers tend to over abstract to l

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