t3hz0r

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by t3hz0r 3y ago
Same here, and I totally agree. This was a job I looked forward to each morning. It was just a fun place to work full of talented people and a great culture. There were exciting projects in the works and I wanted to keep being a part of the
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by t3hz0r 4y ago
Not necessarily. It's recommending Biblio, Alibris, and eBay affiliate links too despite the presence of Amazon, AbeBooks, and ZVAB. I think they know that their value comes from not just being an Amazon search.
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by t3hz0r 4y ago
BookFinder is owned by AbeBooks, which is owned by Amazon.
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by t3hz0r 7y ago
Note that the workaround to force `change_x` out of scope in the section 'Implications of “Closures are Structs”' is no longer necessary with non-lexical lifetimes. So Rust closures are (somewhat) less hard now :)
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by t3hz0r 7y ago
I think the implication is that under this tented tensile structure you could build whatever radiation shielded (or not) structures you wanted, and this just contains the air.
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by t3hz0r 7y ago
As I understand it, by being more massive this black hole has roughly the same angular size in the sky as Sag A* at the center of our galaxy, but none of the dusty foreground in the way so we get a clearer vantage point.
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by t3hz0r 8y ago
The title is misleading. Blamscript is only really used in the interactive consoles of the game and its editing kit, and the scripting of encounters, cinematics, and triggers in the campaign[1]. Modders also use it in custom multiplayer map