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by setr 5y ago
If you can manually enumerate it, and typescript reasons about it correctly, then it seems to me it would be trivial for the compiler to generate the enumeration? It sounds like the job is already done, at least for slow but correct, they j
722.
by setr 5y ago
> I don't really buy that they weren't hacked I believe the complete sentence brings clarity.
723.
by setr 5y ago
As I said, the game model changes things. One of the main issues in these discussions is that no one posts what they’re actually imagining of the MMO to be doing — and we end up talking past each other. Anyways, with an FPS or Action RPG (a
724.
by setr 5y ago
With Cox it was cheaper to get Cable TV & Internet than internet alone, so I ended up with a useless cable box stuffed in a corner to keep track of and return 2 years later. Very annoyingly stupid policy
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by setr 5y ago
I don’t think graphics rendering is really the problem — worst comes to worst, you just reduce graphical fidelity — and regardless, rendering 300 AI characters roaming around is clearly doable, and it’d be the same with viewing real players
726.
by setr 5y ago
One of the issues with moving to NV is you get trapped by the cheap pricing — it’s really hard to argue that you’re willing to move to CA for 2.5x the price for the same house... far worse when you look at the north. But from San Francisco,
727.
by setr 5y ago
> Wait, no, that's exactly what it takes for evil to prevail! You need to additionally be part of the good men cabal. Simply be bad and do absolutely nothing
728.
by setr 5y ago
I don’t think that really counts for much — they literally just expanded their product suite, and integrated as such. If you’re not supposed to do that, then I’m not sure what a company is supposed to do other than have a single standalone
729.
by setr 5y ago
You can’t do much of anything if you’ve already given away the information in question — the same is true if someone copied the data itself. You have to not give away the key in the first place, at least not to any clients that you don’t ow
730.
by setr 5y ago
If it gets escalated, then it’s no longer a misdemeanor, and worth considering :-)
731.
by setr 5y ago
Linking a failed discussion from another (possibly) failed discussion seems kind of pointless.
732.
by setr 5y ago
The difference is that, once decided and written, no party (both old and new) can’t chime in with a new interpretation.
733.
by setr 5y ago
I believe he’s arguing that they were more sane/pragmatic compilers — they would be inherently less comfortable exploiting UB to do anything other than what people expected or were used to, because there is more real possibility of ret
734.
by setr 5y ago
A document store is basically optimized for specifically hierarchal data situations — a tree. The data structure you’re describing, and what the article describes, is precisely that: a tree. When comparing a document store versus a RDBMS, i
735.
by setr 5y ago
I don’t actually see a graph represented anywhere in the article; the author references wanting a graph at the start, but the only thing I’m seeing described are trees of nested blocks. Even the properties list seems to be a grab-bag of KV
736.
by setr 5y ago
Isn’t this already the mechanism in play? They’re all signing exclusivity deals between streaming companies, as the streaming companies strive to differentiate on really their only notable difference: their catalog. An MGM buy just further
737.
by setr 5y ago
being Good is not cheap; you inherently limit yourself a very small market. The Others don’t matter to determine the value here; there is only one person to sell to.
738.
by setr 5y ago
I mean before that you largely had a job that was assigned at birth, and you kept at it till you were down and out, with no real expectation of changing that state. The notion of significant social mobility is itself fairly novel to post-re
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by setr 5y ago
I would imagine you do so indirectly -- you threaten the income sources (e.g. federal funding to the departments/tax allocation, or killing loopholes), the politics (you publicly advocate for the other guy , or lobby against their pri
740.
by setr 5y ago
To play along: The CIA receives its funding based on perceived threat - the more there is, the better funded they need to be to defend against it. The less threat, the less the CIA needs to exist. The CDC is the same: the importance of thei
741.
by setr 5y ago
The article notes (and the linked article particularly does so[0]) that it was likely a "glycogen body", similar to what is found in birds. However, they have no idea what the hell it does in birds, so even less so what it'd
742.
by setr 5y ago
> The price for that limited scope is that it is much harder to figure out what is actual parameter of lambda that goes into map function I’m not sure why that soul would be the case... it’s whatever came out of the previous action? You’
743.
by setr 5y ago
Passive income is usually “dramatically less work than a full time job” — e.g. 5 days effort per month. Even paying someone else to do it means you still need to check up on it (and make sure they’re actually doing the work, and doing it co
744.
by setr 5y ago
A new .map line has limited scope of access, and thus highly restricted possibilities. The same line in a for-loop can access anything, including things from other lines. The primary benefit of these kinds of functional chains is that each
745.
by setr 5y ago
Sure there is. Developers have very different goals and responsibilities than their managers (regardless of whether they were once developers themselves). The dean serves a different master than the researching/teaching professor. It w
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by setr 5y ago
By adding in non-apple transactions. Which is what Robles apparently does as well, and has been allowed to do so for years. The defense from apple was apparently that roblox and Minecraft to do not in fact constitute games, whereas fortunat
747.
by setr 5y ago
I think prestige is a very unfair characterization. It’s my belief that most people just want their research to be seen and engaged with by their peers (it is, of course, the fundamental purpose of producing a paper). Universities howev
748.
by setr 5y ago
I’m not sure how much control it really creates... it seems more like a recipe for slipping milestones
749.
by setr 5y ago
The beatings shall continue until advertising revenue improves
750.
by setr 5y ago
tbh that's probably not all that unfair -- whoever created the timelines should have already accounted for it, and if the timeline was created long enough ago (because the project is sufficiently long) before the move was known, there

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