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by setr 6y ago
>You just described all UI the frameworks, what replaces what, and what the limitations are! Microsoft also lays that out here The problem is that all options lack some core fundamental expected feature. From that chart, WinForms lack Hi
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by setr 6y ago
GDPR applies if you collect data from an EU citizen[0]. However, I'm not clear how they would enforce/collect it -- perhaps by treaty? Or if you show up in the country after the fine has been applied and left unpaid. So blocking E
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by setr 6y ago
The main issue I've had is that everything is supported, but it's very difficult to find out what the current "best practice" is. E.g. I can use winforms (because backwards compatibility with MS reigns supreme), but it&#
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by setr 6y ago
The biggest issue I had picking up C# over the last year (and still have) is figuring out the MS ecosystem. There’s three different frameworks for everything, all of which are either incomplete or to be deprecated. Windows-only desktop app
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by setr 6y ago
I’m not sure what you’re reading but it’s not what I’m reading. TFA only talks about working under gmail vs ibm email; it says nothing about not working on it period (perhaps by removal from maintainer’s file? But I read that as switch it w
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by setr 6y ago
>you remove non-work distractions from their free time I don't think the narrative is usually "you can't work on anything else"; it's that you can't claim to have two jobs. >you reduce their job market va
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by setr 6y ago
perhaps weirdly, but it's basically a dock.. you could reasonably hotswap the mac with another one for purposes as yet unknown to me, and be fully setup. It's an almost ridiculously portable stationary device
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by setr 6y ago
From the sounds of it, the “network” is just picking up ambient Bluetooth noise (which is constantly pinging around to find new connections, communicate, maintain existing connections, etc); the only way to stop tracking is to shut down Blu
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by setr 6y ago
I mean it’s not bad, but it could definitely use some work — the black highlight is far too large and overused, blasting its way through the article. It needs a secondary “lesser emphasis” styling for code snippets and maybe keep the blacko
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by setr 6y ago
Had I seen the shoe in the configuration you're referring to, I would have had the same reaction. In fact, such a position would be offensive to all reasonable persons. The mental image alone is revolting
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by setr 6y ago
My thinking is that games are inherently all simulations, to varying depths of complexity, and the players goal in nearly all games is really to learn and understand, optimize and eventually break the simulation to achieve game-specified or
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by setr 6y ago
It’s not clear to me that taking unreasonable positions is itself an unreasonable thing to do.
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by setr 6y ago
I think it has more to do with culture — the way moderation occurs enforces a certain style of good and bad behavior, and once the community is trained correctly, it becomes self-enforcing. And people have a natural tendency to conform, and
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by setr 6y ago
It makes it worse — if the job only makes sense (produces value at least at) $7.50/hr, you simply can’t execute it — even if you had people willing to work at that wage (because no better alternative exists) An interesting aspect of po
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by setr 6y ago
If the job market is more saturated, there’s simply fewer people available to do bullshit work, at the necessary bullshit cost. Resources would be naturally allocated to more valuable efforts, and lured by better wages, by the market. As a
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by setr 6y ago
The problem I think is that at a certain point, it stops being an engineering problem and starts becoming an organization/communication/coordination problem. You could have all the best engineers but if they’re not coordinated cor
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by setr 6y ago
Another way to do it that took me ages to realize — you can tap the site name to bring up the back button No more convenient than scrolling up, but preserves your article place and scrolling sometimes fails to bring up the menu; don’t know
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by setr 6y ago
It seems like they have no motivation to make it easy to use for themselves either.
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by setr 6y ago
In fact, knowing that it’s a regular contender implies it’s a consistently solid blog — enhancing its value. Especially given the topic can’t possibly be driven by flavor-of-the-month trends — no one ever accused HN of being textile-const
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by setr 6y ago
from the article, at least wikifeet specifically has a rule of IMDB-available only, and has at least one person following through on it. Regardless, if someone refuses to hire you because your feet appear on a foot fetish site... it would b
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by setr 6y ago
Given that Torvalds apparently went from design to implementation in 3 days, and 2 months later had it officially managing the kernel, I wouldn’t say it was particularly high-hanging.
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by setr 6y ago
> For instance, the most annoying are games which default to WASD based on the letter typed and not the physical keys Is it even possible to do anything else? I can’t imagine keyboards report their physical layout..
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by setr 6y ago
>I think there was just a lot of low hanging fruit in the 90s that doesn't exist today, as they are solved problems. git was 2005, and that was probably similarly impactful in the version control space (in that it was much closer to
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by setr 6y ago
Deviation between build-time and run-time is...normal. The fact that JS is a dynamic language that doesn't necessarily require a build step, but we've introduced one anyways, doesn't really change the equation. It's stil
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by setr 6y ago
By the same argument, there aren’t any procedural languages — only languages that encourage procedural logic. This is true of all descriptors: declarative, logic, stack, etc. This is of course true... but a fairly pointless distinction to m
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by setr 6y ago
Afaict it’s just incremental recompilation. The usage of JIT seems like a fundamental misunderstanding
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by setr 6y ago
what's going on with the URL? It includes x,y coordinate so every time you scroll, it's going to another page (and bloats the hell out of your back-history)
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by setr 6y ago
...but why were the spray cans there, filled with paint? The whole thing looks like bait
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by setr 6y ago
With the implementation of Change Detection + Sparse sets, does that mean that using components to handle entity state (e.g. flags like is_hungry) is recommended? And then a system querying for Changed<is_hungry> With archetypes alone
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by setr 6y ago
Till v8.0.16 mysql used to accept and then just ignore check constraints I've never been so offended by a technology as the day I discovered that; it's not a misfeature and its not a bug -- only pure malice could have driven such

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