tormeh

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by tormeh 5y ago
It's the reason I chose to contribute to the project, so yes.
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by tormeh 5y ago
There's a bridge to Matrix, so you don't need to use Discord. Although personally I regard Discord as a nicer experience.
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by tormeh 5y ago
Idk about you but I remember Java applets being really slow, and the applet sandbox horribly insecure.
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by tormeh 5y ago
Hm... Presumably this is a setting Valve can change on a per-game basis. Have they said anything?
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by tormeh 5y ago
It's unlikely that we'll break any of them, but it's possible. One can hope, I suppose, but I wouldn't put money on it.
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by tormeh 5y ago
Germany has historically been very pro-Russia. Both as a form of peace work and because of scepticism towards the US. It has also been very pacifist, refusing to supply (also indirectly) any country involved in a war with arms - even Ukrain
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by tormeh 5y ago
The only real gameplay is raiding and crafting for now. It is possible to build, but you have to be admin and the UX sucks, as it's not intended to be a gameplay mechanic
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by tormeh 5y ago
https://veloren.net/ It's pretty wild that it's possible to make an open source 3D MMORPG where everything is procedurally generated and combat is in real time. That's a combination of words that shouldn&#x27
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by tormeh 5y ago
It would be super easy to turn off all fossil fuels. Just flick the switch and make do with what electricity generation is left. The question is just how much we're willing to pay. Taking most of civilization offline is a bit much to a
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by tormeh 5y ago
Depends by what you mean by "real buttons" but my first thought was that 99% of gaming mice will have at least 3 buttons and a scrollwheel. Often it's closer to 10 buttons. This one has 20 buttons (including 3 big ones and a
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by tormeh 5y ago
You can already do this, but I'd think WASM is a better fit for Lambda than a native compilation target. Means AWS can run your code on ARM or x86 depending on available capacity.
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by tormeh 5y ago
I think they meant embedded as in "Windows Embedded Edition".
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by tormeh 5y ago
There's often a tradeoff between latency and throughput. Think GC algorithms or IO buffers. The Erlang project has historically chosen the far left end of this spectrum. They also haven't cared about numerical performance at all,
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by tormeh 5y ago
BEAM is not fast. You're probably going to get better performance with Node.js. It is however really really low-latency. But that doesn't help with handling load. Anyway, even so I'd guess bandwidth or the database is the iss
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by tormeh 5y ago
> "I prefer to use strong typing and proofs to ensure it does not break at runtime" This has not been my experience with C++ (segfaults etc.) or Java (runtime introspection and exceptions). In ye olde languages compilation seem
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by tormeh 5y ago
Designed for mobile, I think.
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by tormeh 5y ago
Ströer Labs Berlin | Berlin | Onsite | Full time and working students About us: Ströer Labs Berlin is an AdTech division of Ströer, a leading German online and out-of-home advertisement company. Together with teams in New Zealand, Spain, an
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by tormeh 5y ago
Construction costs are negligible compared to land costs in urban areas. And the cost of land is set by demand.
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by tormeh 5y ago
Options do become dangerous to the team building the UI, though. It's easier to add another option and the keep the previous behavior as default than to do the hard work of figuring out what the best behavior is and then, if the new be
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by tormeh 5y ago
AFAIK, plumbers are typically paid more than game devs.
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by tormeh 5y ago
So only one level of democracy?
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by tormeh 5y ago
Every day I edge closer to the conclusion that local democracy and public participation is a net negative.
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by tormeh 5y ago
> it doesn't imply either "using zero cloud services" Enter big-three cloud egress pricing. Designed to make sure that you have to go all-in.
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by tormeh 5y ago
> ongoing security patching at the OS level can be a full-time gig That's just a cronjob. I know some people don't like doing it that way, but that's on them. I've seen this work for years in production with minimal t
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by tormeh 5y ago
Hard to generalize over European countries, but you can think of most European governments as insurance companies with their own army. No matter how hard you fuck up, as long as you are able to fill out paperwork you'll have food, heal
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by tormeh 5y ago
AV1 fixes the "square blocks in dark scenes" artifacts. It just doesn't have them. So that's good news.
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by tormeh 5y ago
Hetzner has no fixed cost. It's billed just like AWS EC2 - just (a lot) cheaper.
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by tormeh 5y ago
Or that there's no point saying it because addressing it would require unpopular trade-offs. Like extending the welfare state or tightening gun control. Not even worth debating. Nobody likes to be told that they can't both have th
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by tormeh 5y ago
Afaik they're a consultancy now. That means all their other activities are more or less just lead generation
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by tormeh 5y ago
The JVM is actually good, but it is a bit too Java-centric. A VM without GC and with a more economic memory model is needed, and it looks like wasm is that.

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