s-lambert

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by s-lambert 4y ago
Twitch already censors a lot of other content and also this isn't just people streaming, they're making money off of it. I don't think this is comparable to other sites like Twitter banning users because Twitch isn't a c
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by s-lambert 4y ago
Why would it have WebGPU support, it's not even supported by any browser[0] at the moment. [0] - https://caniuse.com/webgpu
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by s-lambert 4y ago
I don't see how Svelte is "React without all of the bullshit", Svelte really seems like the complete opposite of React. To me it's more like a modern Angular 1 where it's a magic HTML DSL (just now with a compile st
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by s-lambert 4y ago
There's a level of inequality that is beneficial but then there's a level of inequality that isn't. Just a blanket "inequality is good no matter what" doesn't seem to hold water. Some inequality seems necessary
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by s-lambert 4y ago
Solar energy isn't free, it takes a lot of metals just to turn solar energy into electrical energy (including batteries for storage) and they don't last forever. Here's a link to a talk from an associate professor doing an es
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by s-lambert 4y ago
Is it a heavy process when you compare it to stuff like Scaled Agile Framework ( https://www.scaledagileframework.com/ )?
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by s-lambert 4y ago
>Happiness comes from the overcoming of not unknowable obstacles toward a known goal. It's the journey, not the destination. And the trick is to set another goal once you attained the one you're on. I find this kind of bizarre
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by s-lambert 4y ago
If you're talking about the Singapore side of things, is it possible that it's not intentional? The working hours for that team are likely going to be whatever convenient for the Singapore team, so they might only have Singapore l
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by s-lambert 4y ago
When a supermarket is only a 10 minute walk away (20 minutes round trip), you just go more often and carry smaller amounts. Even if you suddenly needed 30 bottles of seltzer in the same day, you can just walk there and back twice.
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by s-lambert 4y ago
Verse doesn't sound like it has to be a scripting language though, it sounds more like it's a high level simulation oriented language. Scripting languages nowadays have all the same constructs as typed languages, they just lack ty
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by s-lambert 4y ago
React wasn't the first complex frontend framework, arguably people were having these state management problems ever since people started doing more stuff like jQuery UI. It's not tied to SPAs either, you can have state management
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by s-lambert 4y ago
Microsoft's project management tool is Azure Dev Ops (used to be called Visual Studio Team Services), I found it pretty comparable to JIRA for the most part.
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by s-lambert 4y ago
But the point of this diet is that potatoes have a very high satiety so that even if you eat as much you possibly want to you won't eat enough to put on weight. Rice, with its lower satiety, is much easier to overeat (or eat enough to
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by s-lambert 4y ago
Rice has a satiety index of 138 while potatoes have a satiety index of 323, almost 3 times as much. So you need to eat way less potatoes compared to rice, I don't know if it's a linear scale though but still probably brings potato
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by s-lambert 4y ago
The series of articles called A Chemical Hunger is where they discuss this and go over a variety of ideas around obesity, the series starts here and it's very long: https://slimemoldtimemold.com/2021/07/07&#x2
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by s-lambert 4y ago
Is MongoDB really "in" now? From what I've seen it was popular for a while a few years ago with the MEAN stack and all that but it didn't stay popular, every job I've looked at was still SQL. I did work somewhere th
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by s-lambert 4y ago
The first Harvest Moon, which a lot of these mellow games like Animal Crossing and Stardew Valley follow on from, came out in 1996; Shenmue came out in 1999. I'm sure there's even earlier examples than Harvest Moon even.
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by s-lambert 4y ago
Unless the code you've written uses eval and passes user-provided data to the eval function, there's no way to inject code. JavaScript also has an eval function that and code injection is not a worry at run-time for Node projects
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by s-lambert 4y ago
> It also misses that most games are made with frameworks/libs now that give the dev no control over what things require round trips to the server (I assume this is the explanation for that; Fortnite took 2 years to fix weapon switc
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by s-lambert 4y ago
Adult Swim has a lot of American absurdist humour, like Tim and Eric, The Eric Andre Show, Rick and Morty, etc.
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by s-lambert 4y ago
>- But you still owe the taxman $3! (though you might be able to claim some sort of offset on your material loss of $RANDOM; IANAA) From what I understand, you have to actually realize your losses/gains if you want to claim tax on t
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by s-lambert 4y ago
https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1454808104256737289 That's the original tweet where Elon Musk first appeared in the conversation, as you can see the article he's replying to is where the misinformati
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by s-lambert 4y ago
How would Svelte prevent a user from creating an infinite recursion at run-time? It doesn't know what the cell's expressions are at compile time.
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by s-lambert 4y ago
How is he "inventing a guy to get mad at" when the article is directing criticism at someone who exists? Most of the article is about Marianne Eloise.
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by s-lambert 4y ago
To me, the reason why the game industry has little open source libraries is because games are usually a once-and-done approach to software. So open sourcing part of your game has little benefits because you're not going to go back upda
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by s-lambert 4y ago
It's more likely that it's a similar naming to mother lode, i.e. the motherboard is the central source of the computer and everything connected to it is a child that hangs off of it.
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by s-lambert 4y ago
If the internet is stuck on phase 2 then telephones are still stuck on phase 2 as well, there's still plenty of phone scams through calls/SMS.
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by s-lambert 4y ago
This is a magical make believe situation that NFT people cooked up to pretend that NFTs could have value. It's very unlikely that this make believe situation will actually pan out in reality because then you're making a weird art
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by s-lambert 4y ago
If NFT art becomes common place I don't see it generating more money than the donation/patron system today too. Part of the reason people make huge amounts with these early art NFTs is because people are throwing money into the no
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by s-lambert 5y ago
You technically could do that but there's no real advantage to it, having an external store for a game's data isn't useful; a database is a better fit in all use cases. A game's economy doesn't exist without the gam

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