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by sydd 8y ago
... please read the article, its not about hiring. Its about internships.
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by sydd 8y ago
Dunno for me D3 feels like they are trying to do everything at once resulting in an overly complex and hard-to-learn library. When I look at the examples at their page I see stuff that I could make in 2 ways: - Just write a small program fr
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by sydd 8y ago
It is as a full computer as an iPad, and was never meant to be more. It has a dumbed down version of Windows, has ARM architecture and was lacked down from day one. Why aren't people pissed that they cant install Linux on their iPhones
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by sydd 8y ago
> Haven't they killed Nokia? There wasn't much to kill, when they bought it Nokia was still clinging to Symbian and was in a freefall. They tried everything to get Windows Phone running, but were too late to the show. Also Goog
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by sydd 8y ago
> the shenanigans I've seen recently from MS employees in the .NET Core and JS space Do you have links? I Havent heard MS doing anything malicious recently in these spaces.
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by sydd 8y ago
wth XCode does not have dark mode? I use intelliJ, it has thus since like 5 years. Same for Visual studio.
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by sydd 8y ago
> It makes us very dependent on the whims of that monopolist. Very true. Only allow Google and you are helping them to build their monopoly. And if they have full monopoly they do what they want - including asking you money to be include
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by sydd 8y ago
And how can I buy this realtime data? Also > Hedge funds or services who analyze it for hedge funds is the big one. It's normal to track hundreds of millions of people a day and trade stocks based on where they go. Any articles&#x2F
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by sydd 8y ago
the sad thing about lyme disease is that we dont have a vaccine due to anti vaxxers: https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2018/5/7/17314716/lym...
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by sydd 8y ago
Yeah, but before we say anything we should look the the performance and memory benchmarks.
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by sydd 8y ago
> Furthermore, individuals are fully entitled to sue in the event of a data breach, and there is legal precedent in the EU for compensation of between 10-15k euro per person. This means that I can bankrupt small, careless companies that
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by sydd 8y ago
Why would you trust someone on the app store more? Just because they invested $99 to spy on you?
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by sydd 8y ago
On the downside abusive apps can do much much more damage than a website, see the Facebook fiasco
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by sydd 9y ago
I'd love to, but its still very clunky in some cases. Some examples: It decided to make its interface language not English. Now I cant set it back, the stuff recommended from the net does not work. this also underlines all the text I t
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by sydd 9y ago
It was really Google's app monopoly that killed it. Arguing that the users did it, is the same as arguing why people only use Google or Facebook.
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by sydd 9y ago
They released an update that fixed all these issues. Then Google banned the app again, and Microsoft gave up.
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by sydd 9y ago
The footage from a normal camera should not matter, a self driving car is equipped with stuff that works regardless of light conditions like LIDAR oor IR cameras. This looks to me like a software failure.
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by sydd 9y ago
Yeat, especially considering that: - This was part of an open API, you just needed to sign up for free. There is no data breach. - EVERYONE was using it - this consisted mostly of games like Farmville. This is how they can show your friends
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by sydd 9y ago
That wont be the case, the data is an evidence in a criminal investigation.
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by sydd 9y ago
Because Vulkan is cross-device, cross-platform. I dont want to tied to the Desktop or to Nvidia. Vulkan Compute shaders work in recent Android devices and on every Windows/Linux PC that has a <5 year old dedicated GPU. And for iOS&#
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by sydd 9y ago
Why do people hate Dart? It looks like a nice language, has a well thought-out design. (I just looked at tutorials, havent written Dart code)
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by sydd 9y ago
C# has everything that an average project needs. With Dart you'd need to reinvent the wheel several times for something common as medium-size mobile game.
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by sydd 9y ago
Xamarin already does this. IMO the best choice currently if you need to go multi platform.
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by sydd 9y ago
Do not trust DXOMark, they are a pay-to-win service. I made a mistake of buying an Xperia Z5 because of DXOMark ratings and it has much worse camera than my Lumia 1020 with much lower score. https://www.androidauthority.com/
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by sydd 9y ago
Caves of Qud uses it extensively, its one of the most fun roguelikes that I've played.
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by sydd 9y ago
yeah, nowadays you can get a PC which you can use to develop anything under $300. Nowadays there are millions of prime quality materials on the web for free - audiobooks, videos, books, whatever suits you. Nowadays the best IDEs in the indu
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by sydd 9y ago
There are some, e.g. OSMAnd on Android, they are awfully slow. I wonder why no one has written a proper, fast Opengl renderer for osm
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by sydd 9y ago
> You get three choices I dont agree the you should judge by these criteria. - program size: Who cares? A somewhat decent laptop has 500GB+ SSD storage, I dont care if my editor is 5MB or 50. - virtual efficiency (RAM usage, and again di
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by sydd 9y ago
Same for me. Just music torrenting was replaced by my Spotify subscription. For the very few things that arent there (e.g. Joanna Newsom) I just use Youtube.
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by sydd 9y ago
Because if ARM cannot deliver they are fucked.

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