ttimebomb

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by ttimebomb 10mo ago
Some do, but its much more expensive for game companies and adds latency to some elements. Its generally a much harder problem for first-person shooter games - an enemy might be hiding behind a wall but the game needs to know the position o
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by ttimebomb 2y ago
The documentation seems very broken at the moment. Lots of typos all around, some of the migration steps from v6 are just incorrect. Some of the styling disappears if you click a hash link. The docs are also missing all the pages for indivi
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React Router 7 is out(reactrouter.com)
3 points by ttimebomb 2y ago|2 comments
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by ttimebomb 3y ago
I don't really follow Bitcoin at all, but its inherently a deflating currency is it not? There will never be more of it, so its value should tend to go up over time as it becomes more scarce (as people lose them). Of course I'm ig
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by ttimebomb 3y ago
I don't really know who to follow on Mastodon. Many of the people that led me to use Twitter have not moved, and are still tweeting away. A couple have moved, but its really not a good experience searching for someone on Mastodon and c
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by ttimebomb 3y ago
Seems like we're arguing semantics. I think its good for the public for dozens of reasons, regardless of whether its a 'public good'. When going to school I would work retail in the summers and would usually walk 2 hours per
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by ttimebomb 7y ago
I see people mentioning whenever the answer is right or not, but that's actually irrelevant. The heuristic only measures how surprising the popular answer is to the population.