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by sk0g 8y ago
I'm assuming the draw on top is through a specific API right? Why not have a section for (if you do use the feature) justifying why you need draw on top. Then have someone go over the source code to verify that the information voluntee
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by sk0g 8y ago
Motivation and will to live, maybe? What good is extreme intelligence if you can't push yourself to crawl out of bed?
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by sk0g 8y ago
> people hate writing Go Bit of a blanket statement. I enjoy it much more than the little Node I investigated for work. The lack of functional programming though, yeah. I feel like it might be due to GC optimisations as well, however. Fr
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by sk0g 8y ago
> Having tooling, samples, and documentation that don't go out of date every 6 months This is exactly why I didn't stick with Android for too long. Everything's too... in flux, but in a weird way. "YAY, Google releas
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by sk0g 8y ago
Now I'm curious! What are other systems-level languages? I know Go was touted as one at the start, but that's definitely not where it's established a niche! Julia? Nim? That's about all that comes to mind. I wish I could
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by sk0g 8y ago
I doubt it's the Samsung launcher/ lock screen showing ads though. I remember a particular lock screen I tried out that was great. Functional, beautiful... Except, you know, when it showed an ad on half the lock screen. Yeah, fuck
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by sk0g 8y ago
How much of it is because there's a reason (of sorts), to do a complete re-think, when you're porting tools over? C and C++ have been stable for years, and so has all the little UNIX tooling that was built using them. People are e
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by sk0g 8y ago
With how much I hear about Rust on here, a little surprising to see it behind the likes of Haskell and and Perl! Kotlin is doing really well for its age especially, I'm guessing mostly used by Android devs (so far).
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by sk0g 8y ago
If these are the same engineers that have moved on to writing Python because you can get fairly close to math-y notation, well... Let's just say it can't be a thing.
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by sk0g 8y ago
Sounds like that could easily be a Chrome extension, though? Say, a whitelist for Youtube. In instances where Youtube recommendations fail, they'll just see a black thumbnail/ no text, and won't click it. If they do, can just
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by sk0g 8y ago
Would the more practical version of this not be base level being cars on roads, parkings etc in buildings, and a 'floating' mesh of streets for pedestrians, bicycles etc?
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by sk0g 9y ago
Wait, so the most common plant life by weight isn't algae, then? What is it actually?
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by sk0g 9y ago
England uses Pounds, Shillings and Pence.
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by sk0g 9y ago
Pointless argument, so people can make up completely random stories, and as long as there's a tiny portion of truth, such as say person A being referred to actually existing, it should be considered news? I'm sure even you don&#x2
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by sk0g 9y ago
Are you implying little Johnny isn't a real hero? He lived in a military camp in Baghdad for 4 months! He even had a gun pointed at him at one stage! I really don't get America's glorification of combat "veterans."
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by sk0g 9y ago
Or you can print fizz and buzz in independent statements, or it against printing the raw number, and then print a new line for each number in the end.
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by sk0g 9y ago
I guess I could be classified under "POC," even though I'm half white. I was fully expecting this to be full of overly sensitive trite, but now I wish everyone writing job ads reads this first! The other issue is HR usually d
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by sk0g 9y ago
I have a Sony phone from 2015 and have that security update, not sure what you're talking about. 7.1.1 has been out for a while already.
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by sk0g 9y ago
Ah yes, maybe no one else should have bothered with making cars, considering the Germans were the first. We would all be driving Mercedes cars!
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by sk0g 9y ago
Some religious places also restrict access to only allow people of specific faiths. Is that cool?
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by sk0g 9y ago
And Google should spend their time and money improving Java, owned by a company that massively sued them?
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by sk0g 9y ago
They are rough previews, and claiming the battery life of an android version can be predicted off a rough build is... Inaccurate.
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by sk0g 9y ago
The one installing an ad block plugin solves.
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by sk0g 9y ago
Interesting... Discord had practically the exact same beginning!
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by sk0g 9y ago
For the P plate tests maybe, but that'd depend on the state too. The way you phrased it makes me think of cops at lights just going around and aggressively throwing gear sticks into 1st.
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by sk0g 9y ago
Q: Should random people on the internet dictate what you do and like? A: Hell no I quite like the ligatures that come with Fira Code, and most of the author's issues are not applicable to it. Maybe they should spend more than 5 minutes
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by sk0g 9y ago
Same thing with Belgian French, much to my dismay. I speak a language that does this as well (Georgian), where say 54 is ormotsdatotxmeti (two times twenty and fourteen.) I didn't find maths particularly different difficulty wise, when
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by sk0g 9y ago
In TDD you only write code if it makes a red light green, so to speak. First you make the test, then you run it. It will obviously fail, and then you implement code that starts passing tests.
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by sk0g 9y ago
I agree with both of you, sorta? The problem is, most of the major game dev companies have their own engines. Unreal Engine is massive in AAA games, but most EA titles use Frostbite, Valve: Source, Ubisoft: Anvil, Crytek: CryEngine, Bet
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by sk0g 9y ago
That's not TDD, really, but it's a clever way of testing both the AI, and level changes, to a certain extent. If you drop a fucking boulder and you can't cross it yeah, it will light you up with red floodlights, but if a cert

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