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by setr 4y ago
> And if they still suffer discrimination, shouldn't we as a society try to fix that? Sure, the US society should strive to eliminate caste-based discrimination occurring in the US . But that it occurs in India does not mean that i
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by setr 4y ago
…but then it still wouldn’t be a problem of discrimination in the US; it’d be a problem in India. The ultimate question is whether that discrimination gets carried forward into the US and continues to be executed here; not whether caste-dis
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by setr 4y ago
I think it’s less about making a choice between one and the other, and more about committing to the features. Satisfactory could easily have a decent combat component to it (more specifically, the factorial model of automated combat makes
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by setr 4y ago
You should be able to simply use Json.Deserialize<T>() ? The beauty of types in this case is that the JSON structure has a natural way to be expressed in C#… we just need to utilize it Or a JsonNode if you don’t know the structure
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by setr 4y ago
That's not really uncanny valley... so much as plainly amateur work. I think its much more likely the greater volume of criticism is due to the fact that as OP gets closer to a known aesthetic, the precision of the criticisms can grow
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by setr 4y ago
Keeping the server 100% authoritative but maintaining all rendering on the client with no interpolation gets you all of the same benefits and drawbacks as shipping video, and ease of implementation, but with dramatically lower network costs
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by setr 4y ago
I know chickens can fly a little, but I imagine they don’t really do so — so only targeting and acting on things above ground level should be largely sufficient
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by setr 4y ago
Thats why you have the arbitration contract… to allow an arbiter to undo the work, with the reasoning “this isn’t what was intended” But anyways that was in jest; the crypto community will eventually recreate the same systems and bureaucrac
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by setr 4y ago
Eventually there will be smart contracts with assigned arbitrators capable of undoing dependent smart contract transactions, with the right to execute granted by a separate smart contract, which is controlled by a vote to be taken by a rand
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by setr 4y ago
> What about database systems which have to deal with time dilation due to running on spacecraft that travel through space at different velocities? I think they already handle this case by accident, because distributed clocks are unrelia
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by setr 4y ago
More importantly he’s either not tracking weight/inventory size, or he’s not punishing players for burning time. You shouldn’t be capable of looting every possible item, because you’ll inevitably get attacked by more enemies, and you’d
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by setr 4y ago
There's something inherently satisfying anytime you take simple constructs and fashion them together to model complex systems cleanly. From chaos, order emerges, and a well-designed language is the medium through which you draw out tha
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by setr 4y ago
That's been delegated to the diagrams and algebra -- and there's also the usual english-psuedocode interspersed throughout the chapters (presumably more so on the theoretical chapters e.g. chapter 4)
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by setr 4y ago
I’m assuming I’ve misunderstood your question, because all TUI libraries allow multi-line output, by definition? They take over the whole space; you can draw whatever you want on any section of the screen. Though the logic for drawing it ni
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by setr 4y ago
They can complain all they want; that doesn’t mean a government and its responsibilities to its citizens suddenly vanish. Vice versa, endlessly praising your government does not suddenly grant you greater rights and privileges Well, it sho
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by setr 4y ago
Which is effectively the same for anyone playing hardcore, because otherwise what’s the point
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by setr 4y ago
At least in postgres, you don’t need to provide a name, in which case it seems to do no dedup check on the create index. Quite annoying if you’re doing changes ad-hoc
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by setr 4y ago
My favorite variation is “you can skip in 5 seconds” but the ad itself is 5 seconds long
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by setr 4y ago
I think it’s more charitable to read it as “it’s not a good enough answer” — you have the time, you’ve just chosen not to spend it here. Perhaps you have a good reason for it, and perhaps you don’t, but if you default to “who has the time f
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by setr 4y ago
> Oh, btw- procedural, or rather random, generation was with TTRPGs from the start. If I understand correctly, the first edition D&D books had random tables for wandering monster encounters and probably other such random tables also.
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by setr 4y ago
If you can insert into either before/after versions of the schema, I feel like it’d be possible to reach an irreconcilable state; eg if you add a unique constraint to your schema, but the app is inserting into the pre-constraint versio
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by setr 4y ago
> Nests & Insects is "Roguelike" because it borrows elements from Roguelike Computer RPGs (CRPGs): hack-and-slash, dungeon-crawling gameplay, with procedurally generated Nest environments, lethal combat, and a hunger mechan
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by setr 4y ago
According to the article, if you live there for 5 years you don’t need to pay it back.
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by setr 4y ago
You should be doing that with or without a GC… unless you’re running on a missile
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by setr 4y ago
I used to be told: The first 25 years to improve yourself The second 25 years to improve your family The third 25 years to improve your community The final 25 years to improve everyone It sounds like you're just reaching the third stag
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by setr 4y ago
DefaultZero = Object?.mymethod() ?? 0; Optional-null + null-coalescing is strictly more flexible than obj-c’s behavior, while more sanely defined, with very minimal syntax
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by setr 4y ago
That’s what I meant by parameterized queries. But composing strings together to forge a SQL query (outside the inputs) is generally a terrible, no-good, awful job. E.G. optionally adding filters to a query. Largely because the SQL language
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by setr 4y ago
String appending parameterized SQL statements is all sorts of awful. I for one have accepted my EF/LINQ overlords for the general sanity it provides to most queries. However, I don’t touch any of the “ORM” features other than certain
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by setr 4y ago
As a company, if their financial troubles exceed 500k, why is that my problem? Especially if I can get an equivalent resource without the excessive financial troubles for 200k that isn't moonlighting? just because you want money doesn&
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by setr 4y ago
I believe GP and you are talking about two different actors; the individual committing the final act, and the individual rallying others to the cause. The soldier does not have a larger strategy in mind; he kills for simple and extreme reas

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