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the_clarence
2y ago
Does Meta sapling git wrapper facilitates working with submodules?
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the_clarence
2y ago
I can't get interested in a book if I don't get a warm recommendation. Anyone want to recommend one of the books in that list?
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2y ago
I'm a leftist and would definitely buy a cyber truck if I could park it easily
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2y ago
Worked on an ocaml codebase for two years. My advice is: choose a different language. It's just not a great dev experience in general
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2y ago
This is what they just voted to renew
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2y ago
All of you are right except... for multiplayer and competitive games. If cheaters ruin the game, or if patches killed the competition, many serious players will be impacted
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2y ago
Why do we care about the dow jones again?
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2y ago
For some reason I find a number of comments in this thread quite weird, like they are written by AIs. I'm guessing there definitely are people who are creating bot accounts with AI at this point...
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2y ago
Agree. The Quest 3 and Quest 3S are so much better and so much cheaper and can run games. Why would anyone buy a Vision Pro
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2y ago
This just happened to a company I used to work for. Now they have a bunch of people in India working remotely for cheap.
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2y ago
You re kidding right.
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2y ago
It also significantly improves people's lives. Entire online games are reduced to no man's lands due to cheaters. I remember buying a number of battlefield games a couple years ago and a number of them were unplayable due to cheat
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2y ago
The hate is mostly from people who don't use their products. Plenty of people are happy users
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2y ago
Good shitposting
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2y ago
It's a huge success, you're just not paying attention. In terms of feature it's been getting better and better every week since launch. These guys can ship
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2y ago
I would probably just implement vscode but for the terminal. Emacs shortcuts already work by default in vscode for the most part.
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2y ago
On the contrary I dont think theres anything special with their examples. It probably represent well most output. Think of image generation and the insane stuff people can produce with it. There's no "oh yeah this is just cherry p
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2y ago
Just disable texts and use whatsapp instead no? I reenable it if I sign up for a restaurants waitlist.
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2y ago
Is there an equivalent for android?
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2y ago
As a user I thought it was fantastic in its beginnings, and then I just grew tired of looking at a pletaura of new products and new apps every day. I suspect noone needs that frequency of product updates unless they're addicted to prod
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2y ago
Rare exceptions
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Sure but have you watched anime? Id say american cartoons are still very niche, the same way comic books are mostly about super heros compared to mangas or french BDs
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2y ago
I think it's awesome personally
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Agree. That was always my major gripe with Rust: it's not battery included. The big selling point of golang was the battery included part and I think that's really what is missing in Rust. I hope that with time more stuff can'
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Ah yeah. Arizona sunshine is the only game that made me want to puke. I only tried it once tho and I heard you can get VR legs by doing short sessions first. My own experience was mostly with static games (beat saber) and with teleporting g
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2y ago
What games did you try?
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Never heard of anyone getting that except playing games where you don't teleport. Maybe it was that?
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Yet who owns OLED TVs? Most people don't care unless it's affordable
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I don't get it.
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IMO it was a product decision, and a great product decision at that (as much as I hate Elon)
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