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by sk0g 4y ago
That's a very bold statement, what has Godot done to warrant it? It's not even the most advanced open source 3D engine right now, considering O3DE (a fork of CryEngine) is open and backed by a fair few big players.
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by sk0g 4y ago
What is there to disagree? Companies did sign up with Chinese shells etc too, but staying there is tricky as well. This just shows they are happy enough to provide yet another government with a backdoor to your data. I'm not surprised,
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by sk0g 4y ago
Oh I thought Australia was bad. Indonesia might as well just have permanent read-only access to the companies they allow, should the companies give in. I'm going to guess these rights will be abused big time for favours and corrupt g
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by sk0g 4y ago
You really think this is the government looking out for you? Sounds to me like they are working towards Chinese style 'comply with the government or GTFO' for all outside businesses. Except the Indonesian market is much smaller th
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by sk0g 4y ago
> The "[Country] clone of [technology]" only really works if said technology is cloned by or for the state. This is your claim, which doesn't seem to apply when the results, IE actual usages of the term, do not have to do
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by sk0g 4y ago
Helps to read what people are saying before commenting on it. Also helps to not double down on mistaken readings with petty comments like this.
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by sk0g 4y ago
But why does a phone that's under a year old already struggling?! Mine just gives up on connecting to things, WebView is absolutely broken, and the daily UX is just me rebooting it 5-10 times a day. Stupid.
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by sk0g 4y ago
No I do not have the time nor interest to read about every ROM group. I just want a relible, usable phone, and do not experience safety concerns that would warrant preferring a less convenient experience. I don't think most people do,
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by sk0g 4y ago
My bank decided to abandon their own payment solution in favour of GPay, and the neo-bank or two I do use also uses GPay, while I don't actually have physical cards for these. In short, not using GPay is not an option. > it is more
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by sk0g 4y ago
There's not a single screenshot of the operating system I could see, and I need to unlock the phone and all so assuming this is a custom ROM. Usually you lose access to things like GPay or certain NFC functionalities, and end up with a
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by sk0g 4y ago
That's a community effort, and from previous experiences some pretty random things can be broken, but if the contributors don't care, they won't even look into it. It's fine, but it's not an alternative to actual up
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by sk0g 4y ago
The Pixel 6 Pro has been update to become a pile of hot trash in my case. The updates have been so bad I'm returning it this weekend, while I received a perfectly functional hone... I'm sure some will appreciate the (security) upd
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by sk0g 4y ago
At least in the Pixel 6's case, it's 5 years of security updates, not OS updates. IE nothing but the very critical updates beyond 2-3 years.
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by sk0g 4y ago
What Android phone gets OS updates for 6 years? Even 2-3 is quite good by Android standards.
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by sk0g 4y ago
I think one possible reason is colours have become more plentiful, so it's harder to match now. If there's 4 blues to pick from, you're likely to be able to deck out your entire kitchen in matching hues. If there's 50 bl
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by sk0g 4y ago
When your build scripts require the power of a full-blown programming language, I do have to wonder what catastrophe lead to such complications! I'm sure there's a reason for it and all, but it's just not something I will dea
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by sk0g 4y ago
Most compiled languages have fractured build ecosystems, and may require some tricky invocation orders, external+not-included dependencies, or some funky flags depending on your compiler version. Or may just not work because you have the wr
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by sk0g 4y ago
Oh you're right, my bad! Definitely glazed over good chunks of the comment because I've seen similar takes without the sarcasm ad nauseam. I did read anachronistic as antagonistic (?) and less as more. Brain auto-correct may just
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by sk0g 4y ago
So would you say they are just not web scale yet?! They seem to be serving millions of books per month on a cheap VM. For once a smaller website didn't crash upon hitting the front page, so I don't really see any problems here.
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by sk0g 4y ago
Sure, but the fact that it was a project at all does imply Swift had a not-insignificant speedup vs Python, meanwhile in these benchmarks Python is about2x the speed of Swift.
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by sk0g 4y ago
It's a single implementation, I wouldn't put too much on it. I can definitely write a C++ implementation that's slower and less optimised than most of those results, particularly if I was using Boost. iPhone and Mac apps run
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by sk0g 4y ago
My Samoyed absolutely loves salmon, but I'm pretty sure all dogs do. She's violently allergic to (or maybe just not used to eating) tuna however. Now, what the ancient dogs were used to eating would have little bearing on what the
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by sk0g 4y ago
I'm far from the most experienced in C++, but friend classes/functions do not seem to have a direct equivalent in any other language.
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by sk0g 4y ago
Till recently, Go lacked generics. Aside from that, it has a GC that is pretty nice to work with. Manual memory management is semi-supported, using C interop instead of native language constructs (from when I last looked into it).
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by sk0g 4y ago
The HU likely charted because of their inclusion in the OST of a game by EA - Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. I was pleasantly surprised to see them start prominently in the opening of that game! Doom Eternal, for the record, also had some Mo
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by sk0g 4y ago
It wasn't really one particular function, but an aggregation of behaviours over some external modules. None of it written by me, luckily :)
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by sk0g 4y ago
And so it does! Thank you, will see if I can keep it to prevent me from running into this issue. I have a feeling the Unreal codebase will be full of UB abuse though.
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by sk0g 4y ago
Ah fair, thanks for pointing it out! Wasn't my issue, just the minimal reproduction of behaviour that happened over a few external modules, causing this issue.
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by sk0g 4y ago
I know that's the case for ints, but in this case [0] the int was cast to a boolean, which I thought would ensure comparisons would perform as expected, but no such luck. [0] https://www.onlinegdb.com/tfHPZ_FOfY
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by sk0g 4y ago
It's operating on a boolean still though, here's an example - https://www.onlinegdb.com/tfHPZ_FOfY

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