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by stevens32 6y ago
It's inspiring to see that oss can provide a comparable income to the more traditional software engineering career path. It looks like some salesmanship is required, I wonder if there's some service out there that takes care of th
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by stevens32 6y ago
I do use F# as compiled dlls, but like I said it is not supported. Only C# compiled IL is officially supported with il2cpp, and issues related to other languages are liable to be closed as won't fix. There also is no good NuGet story f
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by stevens32 6y ago
Net 5 looks great, but it's unlikely to land in Unity any time soon. Unity runs on its own fork of mono, and if you're trying to build for mobile you'll need to use the il2cpp backend. Official support is for some versions of
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by stevens32 6y ago
Wait.. what? Mind explaining this?
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by stevens32 6y ago
Student loans are cheap and available because they can't be defaulted on. If lenders don't get those guarantees, they won't want to lend at the lower rates or approve people as easily.
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by stevens32 6y ago
I think anything anyone does will get varying types of attention if enough people see it, some of it will be negative and some of it positive. Each of the "You will be punished for X" could just be "Someone will try to punish
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by stevens32 6y ago
I'd guess no one's really happy being bored all day. People get into a position where they feel like their life is settled, and unless they do something really horrible 'the good life' is all but guaranteed. Leaving some
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by stevens32 6y ago
> In a free market, the laws and forces of supply and demand are free from any intervention by a government or other authority and from all forms of economic privilege, monopolies and artificial scarcities https://en.wikipedia
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by stevens32 6y ago
Free market doesn't seem correct here since the government is the customer.
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by stevens32 6y ago
We're flying to space on JavaScript? This truly is the strangest timeline
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by stevens32 6y ago
It's really easy to think you have the better answer when you don't even understand the problem. You're working in a weightless fantasy land while the actual people involved have to work with the messy, dirty, heavy reality.
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by stevens32 6y ago
No idea why this would be downvoted, this is absolutely true - there is not just one version of what a successful life looks like. Deciding how you define success is a principle part of forming yourself as a person.
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by stevens32 6y ago
DDG has basically equivalent results for most things, but I find that I use !g for programming stuff enough that I've gone back to just using the Google site for those searches. It feels like Google has better results for more recent p
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by stevens32 6y ago
I was/am pro web components but the likelihood of it "being the future" seems extremely grim. No one's happy about front end tooling, but for the moment it still beats the alternatives. Shadow dom is hellish to work with
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by stevens32 6y ago
Isomorphic is a thing and is used in the technologies mentioned in the article.
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by stevens32 6y ago
Having a database for a personal blog seems like overkill.
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by stevens32 6y ago
I interviewed with Ammon when the founders were running interviews themselves, and after a not-great interview he still stuck around with a junior to just talk tech for a good while. He left a really positive impression on me. I see them as
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by stevens32 6y ago
Beautiful quote. Thanks for sharing.
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by stevens32 6y ago
I think it might be cause no one really knows what you're building until it's been built. Only until then (or even a little later) does the structure of the thing become apparent. Until you've got something most people agree
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by stevens32 6y ago
The energy should probably go towards voting and trying to get others to vote as well
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by stevens32 6y ago
185 days of continuous use.. for many 4000 hours is easily a decade worth of gaming
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by stevens32 7y ago
If it's encouraging at all - after some hours into the game the ASCII actually starts looking like what they represent, enough that even when you see a new character given its context you can figure out what it's meant to represen
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by stevens32 7y ago
If you were to cite the source and remove the flame-bait, this sort of correction tends to float towards the top of the comments.
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by stevens32 7y ago
The wet markets have already been banned, the thing to exert pressure on now is proper enforcement.
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by stevens32 7y ago
Make code easy to change by changing it often, thus forcing you to either structure it so that it's easy to change, or die
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by stevens32 7y ago
I debated bursting your bubble on this, because I would like to get back into the bubble - but in case others find this and aren't aware: https://twitter.com/hashtag/JeNeSuisPasUnVirus
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by stevens32 7y ago
Absolutely brutal comment
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by stevens32 7y ago
> It could become another seasonal flu and kill people like the current flu kills people. It would add to the deaths. This is bad, but 'another seasonal flu' is not dominating the news day and night. Governments aren't pre
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by stevens32 7y ago
Isn't some engineer opening up a box and taking pictures something mentioned in this indictment?
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by stevens32 7y ago
Wish I could add more value to this comment.. but I also upvoted for the name.

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