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by tills13 6y ago
> Lua is far superior I disagree with this assessment.
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by tills13 7y ago
You're referring to the AP / FSD situation? I believe that was a misstep and was rectified. The "features" I'm talking about are different.
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by tills13 7y ago
Repairability and features as software instead of hardware. For example, Tesla was able to enable Spotify in all its cars with an OTA update. Hell, you can enable rear heated seats in the Model 3 SR+ via an OTA.
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by tills13 7y ago
Probably the one thing that bugs me about my M3. 90% of the time, it's fine... but that once or twice a week where I'm actively driving and need to turn on AC or whatever and have to navigate while trying to interact with the touc
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by tills13 7y ago
According to Google, they employ over 100k people. Suddenly that "pretty small fortune" is half a billion dollars.
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by tills13 7y ago
CloudFlare itself offers request buffering, so you should be good on that front.
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by tills13 7y ago
How those rooms are implemented: https://github.com/TerryCavanagh/VVVVVV/blob/master/desktop_...
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by tills13 7y ago
Exactly. Why does it matter?
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by tills13 7y ago
> is exactly the kind of analogy that I would expect from one of Jeff Bezos' employees There are so many valid criticisms of Bezos, the companies he owns, etc. This is so unnecessary. The quoted line says nothing about Bezos.
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by tills13 7y ago
> For the cost of using EC2 you could hire an extra person to help grow your company. You _will_ be hiring an extra person to manage these machines. That's the beauty of The Cloud (tm). Need more compute? You got it. Provisioned too
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by tills13 7y ago
You can avoid this dance all together by using `unknown` with more recent versions of TS. Think of `unknown` as a type-safe `any`.
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by tills13 7y ago
People have gotten really good (i.e. it's their full-time job) at "gaming" Google. That's not to say Google is fallible - every search engine is game-able depending on its algorithm - it's just that these people are
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by tills13 7y ago
I see comments like this all the time. Am I alone in that search results, for me, have gotten significantly _better_ since a couple years ago? I can't help but think it's partially due to people using tools _specifically designed_
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by tills13 7y ago
Not really... why not have your objects as individual json or yml files instead of embedding them inside a markdown document? You're needlessly complicating the tool (both in terms of the usage and the tool itself)
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by tills13 7y ago
I definitely agree there. Dials and knobs are great because you can operate them without looking away from the road. However, I can see why they went down that path - if everything is done via the screen, they can add features via an OTA up
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by tills13 7y ago
Why use the doc as the template? Seems needlessly complicated. You can comment / document in yml which is supported by the `aws` tooling.
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by tills13 7y ago
The thing I like the most about Tesla is the cars look futuristic without going _too far_. I feel like every other luxury EV company just goes off the deep end. The 3 and the modern S are the perfect design imo.
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by tills13 7y ago
iirc they support games made with certain engines out-of-the-box. Ironically, I think I heard that it's the Unreal Engine (sorry, Epic Games Store...). AC:O and BL3 seem to support that theory.
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by tills13 7y ago
Let's assume the worst. You buy in at $170. You subscribe for the 4k offering @ $10 / month. They shutter the service after 1 year after you've paid $120 in monthly fees. In total, you're out $290. You got a "free&
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by tills13 7y ago
> too cheap I'm astounded at HN's ability to spin anything as a negative. > these games are second-rate titles from the last year since when were games like AC: Odyssey or BL3 "second rate"? Of course they aren&#x2
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by tills13 8y ago
What's with this trend of blogs putting the full post in the catalog / archive view? It makes it hard to scroll through to find something worth reading - I just want to see titles and a snippet (a hook). If it's interesting,
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by tills13 8y ago
> greatly outweighs the amount of extra work for adding types this is such a bad excuse, imo - the "work" required to get your wheels off the ground in a JS -> TS transition is literally just changing the filename. 99% of sy
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by tills13 8y ago
> You can use Mastodon [0] instead of Twitter, PeerTube [1] instead of YouTube, Aether [2] instead of reddit, etcetera try convincing _anyone_ who isn't already on one of those platforms to switch. It's nice on-paper to say &qu
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by tills13 8y ago
The post reads more like an anti-Chrome post than about the exploit.
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by tills13 8y ago
What an odd complaint to an otherwise enjoyable experience that Bill absolutely did not have to participate in.
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by tills13 8y ago
Wasn't there also a bounty snake with tail pinning on?
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by tills13 8y ago
Last year, I believe only one team even _tried_ an ML snake and they didn't make enough progress to actually compete. "Hand coding," so far, has been the way to go. Not sure if it's what you meant, but it's less &qu
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by tills13 8y ago
hah! last year, for our bounty snake, we used a c4.2xlarge. Still, we could only manage a depth of 6-7 before hitting the response-time limit.
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by tills13 8y ago
Historically, they've recommended Heroku... however, their dynos have a cold-start problem, causing your snake to sometimes timeout. I would recommend using an AWS free-tier instance if you have the option.
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by tills13 8y ago
The more you write SPAs, the easier it is to set up the next one... This whole "but SPAs are bad!" tirade a lot of people have been going on since a couple years ago stinks of people being nervous about their job security.

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