tm-guimaraes

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by tm-guimaraes 3y ago
Sourcehut seems to be an exception here, Drew not only has a profitable open source business, he not only contributes upstream, but also donate to open source projects.
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by tm-guimaraes 3y ago
That’s only safety. It still does not guarantee that performance would improve.
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by tm-guimaraes 3y ago
So instead we would have ridiculous amount of problems with cache and scheduling. I bet most of the time sequential cose would be “faster”, due to the parallel overheads, the cache misses, and the scheduling that obviously can’t fit every l
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by tm-guimaraes 3y ago
Gunstar Heroes is still one of my favorite games, it had so much stuff, and fun co-op.
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by tm-guimaraes 3y ago
> and at 87 he isn’t interested in a new car with more safety features. The safety features of a new car might not offset the safety of the muscle memory of driving the old car. At that age and with declining capabilities, the "usua
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by tm-guimaraes 3y ago
well, the law explicitly says mandatory. Defaults tend to stick.
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by tm-guimaraes 3y ago
> it's not trying to progress Pokémon, to make something new or better out of it. But it is addressing one of its "failings": No decent online PvP play. And it's only about that. While the 2 latest "main" ga
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by tm-guimaraes 3y ago
How not so? I don’t get what you mean. Supports every new thing and has new formats. Only one gimmick was disabled in the devs/smogon formats on the previous gen as it did work very well for those (but was great in the official ones) S
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by tm-guimaraes 3y ago
People play showdown because of easy UX for netplay on both official, fan formats or old formats. It’s not about “untainted pokemon”, and more about “build a team without grinding and have an online matchmaking with different formats”. So,
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by tm-guimaraes 3y ago
> But I think it's wholly another if you're the person with the best insight, and there is need for your knowledge to be shared. But what if you whole day is doing just that? and you just want to spend some time writing some co
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by tm-guimaraes 3y ago
> physical goods can generally not be pirated! How does the 'economy' work for your Milk and Cereal producers? Just fine. Also, if those could be pirated we had the solution to hunger, I think solving that is way better than so
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by tm-guimaraes 3y ago
an interesting data point, as that one of the few quality platforms is on a "niche" (if we call it that now) that is very badly serviced by the big streaming players.
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by tm-guimaraes 3y ago
Netflix UX has been falling year after year. Netflix is extremely profitable, its stock price droppings are due to our current system of expecting never ending growth, not on business model sanity. It is way more threatened by having to pro
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by tm-guimaraes 3y ago
It seems that "Piracy is a service problem" is still not in people minds. Steam already proved that. Spotify already proved that. The netflix of 7 years ago proved that. Best sellers such as witcher3 that had no DRM what so ever a
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by tm-guimaraes 3y ago
Saying “no” is the correct answer. It’s the same as not solving chat request bypassing prioritization. The company is full of incentives to ask that guy for guidance/things, if he doesn’t say no most or all of the time, he simply won’t
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by tm-guimaraes 3y ago
You sound like a 90's mom complaing about GTA's violence. Gaming world full of actual gambling and even worse practices, and what what should we complain here about? A single payer game that can be offline only and never asks for
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by tm-guimaraes 3y ago
> That graphics would not look out of place in a 2013 indie game from a well-established but not rich studio. Sure. The WiiU was around in that year, BotW ran on it. Indie games for powerful platforms could definitely have better grafics
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by tm-guimaraes 3y ago
> I think it proves that nostalgia and brands matter more than anything. No. That is a western view point of someone that did not play the core nintendo games. It feels like projecting what is happening on every streaming service out the
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by tm-guimaraes 3y ago
You know that just because it's the same franchise doesn't mean it's not innovative. BotW was completely different than the zelda before. The only similiar enough zeldas mainline were Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask, a
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by tm-guimaraes 3y ago
> So you're just going to ignore the gacha mechanics? No money involved. It's as much gambling as going to random.org and guess a random invocation. It's as much gambling as random encuonters on JRPGs, or quest/missio
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by tm-guimaraes 3y ago
> Or maybe consider this is a somewhat necessary evil for the service provided No. Monetisation is needed, going to extremes is not. The quest for infinite growth has created these extremes, it is indeed to blame. User # is exhausted, no
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by tm-guimaraes 3y ago
"plastic" is not the issue, "plastic" disposal is the issue. "Plastic" is just too good on the $/weight/resilience ratio. Also, efficient containers like plastics (as in light and thin) reduce a lot t
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by tm-guimaraes 3y ago
sorry about the rant: what a nice thing, instead of a plastic straw that we know how to recycle, we get "paper" with microplastics or some other new non-recycleble composite anyway. The issue with plastics is our logistics for was
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by tm-guimaraes 3y ago
> Ai should be able to do this and it should be great that it can do this. Sure, I agree, but not by ignoring laws. The ends do not justify the means. It's just ridiculous, being able to completely ignore software license terms beca
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by tm-guimaraes 3y ago
> In the jetbrains you only get a perpetual license for the current version. You lose the year of updates. False unless they changed it recently. It explicitly read last version on the subscription. I actually bought one a few years back
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by tm-guimaraes 3y ago
More companies should just adopt Jetbrains model. Month subscription available, but by paying the annual subscription you get a perpetual license for the last release covered by your purchase, which makes an annual subscription pretty much
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by tm-guimaraes 4y ago
New features makes lot of reflection use cases unnecessary. Spring already bumped base to java 17, and the plan is to improve the internals, but changing public APIs is a different story. Still, other options appear everyday so you don&#x27
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by tm-guimaraes 4y ago
The issue is rent seeking behaviour that spawns across our current capitalist systems. (No this is not a rant against capitalism or a pro communism statement, just a problem description) Basically our current capitalism system incentivises
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by tm-guimaraes 4y ago
Depends if they are talking about Spring the framework, or Spring Boot, the "conventions bootstrapper" Both of them do not have bad docs, maybe some sub project might have, but compared to RoR (sorry never used Django), Spring&#x2
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by tm-guimaraes 4y ago
that's a culture issue that is changing rapidly to avoid that. Also that was common due to previous limitations in the language. regarding the "com.lol.myapp", i actually think this is a good think for package management, it

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