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by shooly 5mo ago
Lots of people can think for themselves and don't need to wait for others to tell them what they should think.
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by shooly 5mo ago
This article also - unironically - says, that building a data center near specifically black people is literally racism. Don't waste your time reading this garbage.
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by shooly 5mo ago
The comparison was about `to_enum_string` example, so I'm asking for exactly that! You can't just make up different rules, that's not how comparisons work!
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by shooly 5mo ago
XD.
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by shooly 5mo ago
> Reflection is built in Can you quote the C++ standard section that specifically talks about the `to_enum_string` function?
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by shooly 5mo ago
> not necessarily in a good way How do you think versioning works? You know that it's completely arbitrary and up to the author, right? Very ironic comment.
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by shooly 5mo ago
So it is NOT built-in and the code example shown above is dishonest - @SuperV1234 compares how "lean" two languages are but conveniently hides half of the code in their preferred language to make it seem simpler that it actually i
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by shooly 5mo ago
So finally, it's NOT built-in, and the parent comment was showing that in other languages - it IS built-in. So your code example is NOT correct and comparison is NOT correct, because you just hid the most important part of it, which is
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by shooly 5mo ago
> And my answer demonstrates that you do not have to Then again - "where does that `to_enum_string` come from exactly?".
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by shooly 5mo ago
What? No. Parent comment is comparing C++ to modern programming languages, showcasing how they provide commonly used utilities out-of-the-box instead of making every programmer re-implement them again and again and again and again and again
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by shooly 5mo ago
... and where does that `to_enum_string` come from exactly? It doesn't seem to be built-in, which is the point of the parent comment.
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by shooly 5mo ago
Not sure if that's news, Audio Modeling[1] has been doing that for quite a long time now. The big plus of physical modeling instead of sampling is disk size - instead of tens of GB of samples, you get a 15MB plugin. It's much more
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by shooly 5mo ago
False. There's lots of side-by-side recordings of Denuvo and non-Denuvo versions of games on YouTube clearly showing that Denuvo does impact performance.
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by shooly 5mo ago
So as I said instead of confusing a minority of people, we confuse everyone instead?
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by shooly 5mo ago
What fingerprinting? What does this have to do with anything?
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by shooly 5mo ago
Red/green is the most common way to show bad/good, error/success, etc. Using any other color scheme would just confuse everyone instead of only colorblind people... how would that be any better?
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by shooly 6mo ago
> they don't follow platform guidelines Do platforms even follow their own guidelines? And if they do, are those guidelines good? Microsoft doesn't seem to care about UI/UX at all, Apple's UI/UX quality gets wors
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by shooly 6mo ago
As I said, it seems like you simply have a very poor understanding of the source material.
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by shooly 6mo ago
> It’s easy to say for anyone who has read the history of political violence Reading and understanding do not always go along, though.
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by shooly 6mo ago
This is called cherry picking. The comment refers to an article specifically discussing only one aspect of a major historical event. The French revolution is considered one of the most important events in the history of Europe, because of t
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by shooly 6mo ago
No, actually, that's not the context. Well, not the full context - but you know that, don't you? We both know, that you do.
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by shooly 6mo ago
> Further, people do not often agree another human should be murdered Have you ever heard of the French revolution, the World Wars, collapse of the Soviet Union, or maybe more recently - the Ukraine war? People are more than happy to see
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by shooly 6mo ago
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by shooly 6mo ago
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by shooly 6mo ago
Does Signal magically show up on people's phones and open itself at random point in time? I have a suspicion, that you might not be too good at this whole "making analogies" thing.
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by shooly 6mo ago
I'm sure everyone loves it when they accidentally press "Delete", and the app instantly deletes a thing forever without showing any confirmation dialog. After all, if the computer asked you to confirm it, it would mean it di
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by shooly 7mo ago
> I address them as I come across them You're already too late at that point, and you probably lost some players, that wanted to try your game and maybe would've even liked it. And I'm not talking about gameplay logic bugs
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by shooly 7mo ago
It sounds like you're talking about making an equivalent of Super Mario from the 80s, but modern games are in fact much more complex. And no, just because people in the 80s enjoyed Super Mario doesn't mean it's the pinnacle o
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by shooly 8mo ago
> if the recommendation algo is still optimized for watch time "people don't want to watch my AI slop, it's the algorithm's fault!!"
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by shooly 11mo ago
> Why should every Windows release require a faster and faster CPU, and more and more RAM? I don't know. But does it? It doesn't seem like you verified that yourself - you're comparing stated recommended specs of Windows t

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