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by tyleo 5y ago
It is clear from this that things have gone horribly awry for Russia. It seems that the expectation was that this would be a quick job with the West more or less shaking their fist. The situation has devolved into near complete economic iso
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by tyleo 5y ago
While I’m no expert, this comment most accurately captures my suspicion: it is just a flag flown by various groups at various times as a sort of digital cover. In these times, it could be said that anyone clicking one of those links to DDoS
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by tyleo 5y ago
I feel similarly. As another comment mentioned yesterday some videos of the conflict are just surreal. Russian soldiers speaking collegiality with Ukrainians, multiple videos of abandoned equipment, poorly supplied troops, tanks with no inf
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by tyleo 5y ago
Please reread what I said. I don’t think it’s okay. It’s the very first sentence in my reply to you. I’m open to discussion but only if you are replying to what I'm saying.
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by tyleo 5y ago
I don’t think it is okay. I think protests and elections are great ways to register discontent with a state of affairs. But should the powers of protests go so far that small groups can shut down large parts of an economy? It is my understa
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by tyleo 5y ago
That is just one side of the slippery slope though. Assuming we took this recommendation as a rule, it seems that a convoy of truckers could organize, shut down an economy, and force an election any time they disagreed with something. This
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by tyleo 5y ago
I’d like to expand on some thoughts I had in another thread that provoked some interesting discussion: If the protests are peaceful, the government should not shut them down. But at what point do the economic impacts of a protest cross a li
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by tyleo 5y ago
I’m not in Ottowa and I feel like I’m not sure what to believe here. On one hand, if the protests really were peaceful, I do not believe the government should shut them down. On the other hand, I’ve heard the protests have caused millions i
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by tyleo 5y ago
Try out Circuits in Rec Room: https://blog.recroom.com/posts/2021/5/03/the-circuits-handbo... It appeals to the age group and general audience currently playing Roblox. Full functionality can be used for
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by tyleo 5y ago
I don’t think OP is talking about disenfranchisement in 2020. Historical disenfranchisement checks out with my understanding of history though.
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by tyleo 5y ago
Thanks for this. I was quite confused by the title. It appears as "The Fireless Cooker That Feeds" for me. I thought, "Isn't any sort of cooker supposed to feed?"
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by tyleo 5y ago
Just what I was waiting for. I missed the 12:59 one :p
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by tyleo 5y ago
In my own experience it’s just code which is easy to reuse that becomes viral. I don’t think ease-of-use means the underlying workings are good though. Most likely I think it’s just easier to write a good API for code that isn’t handling ed
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by tyleo 5y ago
I got a buzzfeed-style ad for “hottest beach babes of 2021” or similar half way through. I know the ad is generated by an automated system. But it’s hypocritical that a news site would make claims of righteousness while engaging in very sim
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by tyleo 5y ago
As many replies have stated, retail theft is already trivial RFID or not. When I was in university, a roommate made it a habit of ringing out several pounds of alcohol as celery in self checkout on a monthly basis. They got caught after yea
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by tyleo 5y ago
It’s not so simple. I get internet points for my comment, even if it is nearly the same as someone else. Furthermore, the “first” comment chronologically is not necessarily sorted first. Indeed, older comments are sorted below. It’s actuall
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by tyleo 5y ago
I was thinking that. Im a former Ohioan and most of my family is still here. I have much more faith in Intel than in Foxconn. My understanding is that Foxconn had a shoddy track record of building out locations outside of their home country
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by tyleo 5y ago
It appears the race was on for commenters to jump in and define undefined behavior. Your comment is similar to my own. I feel like this sort of thing can be utilized as some sort of dev honeypot.
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by tyleo 5y ago
Undefined behavior: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Undefined_behavior
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by tyleo 5y ago
Independent does not mean coward. This is a poor take. Believe it or not, there are people who don’t vote a straight red/blue ticket.
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by tyleo 5y ago
I love visual languages. I previously made something similar that imports JavaScript functions and supports importing TypeScript declaration files: https://devev.com/ I'm currently working at Rec Room on an in-game vis
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by tyleo 5y ago
I listened to a lot of Rogan podcasts. Mainly before 2020. It was a different time and the show was a lot more interesting with a range of guests from different backgrounds. The few times I’ve listened post 2021 have all felt a lot more pol
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by tyleo 5y ago
I lead a team of 7 developers at a ~200 person company. I’ve had several people on other teams ask if they could work on items from our backlog and one eventually transferred to our team full time. I’ve also had my own directs tell me when
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by tyleo 5y ago
A statically typed scripting language. TypeScript is probably the best we have here but still brings a lot of baggage over from being based on JavaScript.
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by tyleo 5y ago
I always appreciate updates on Mill. Their videos are great.
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by tyleo 5y ago
Is this the same as `merge —squash`? I’m pretty sure it just creates a single commit on the target branch rather than a merge commit.
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by tyleo 5y ago
> like those programmers complaining about having to do DoorDash deliveries once in a blue moon What is this referring to?
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by tyleo 5y ago
The maker pen is not CSG but we’ve certainly thought about CSG. Instead we simply generate mathematical data and build the meshes from that. There is no voxel system but we have experimented. Each client can generate meshes on their own and
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by tyleo 5y ago
Employee and OP here. I'm the engineering lead on our in-game programming tools: Circuits. I'd first like to plug that Rec Room is hiring and I've had a great experience working here: https://recroom.com/caree
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Rec Room raises $145M at $3.5B valuation for its user-generated gaming platform(techcrunch.com)
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