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by veidelis 5y ago
I assume that to prevent DoS attacks, the backend would need to know the list of allowed queries. This change would be easier than changing a rest api, for example.
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by veidelis 5y ago
Most definitely it's fixed in OpenRA. I have not heard good comments about remaster other than graphics due to them not addressing mechanics/gameplay issues such as balance.
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by veidelis 5y ago
I found some links for source code here: https://www.easterbrook.ca/steve/2009/06/getting-the-source-... https://www.realclimate.org/index.php/data-sources/#GCM_code
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by veidelis 5y ago
On what evidence is your opinion based?
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by veidelis 5y ago
Are these simulations public? Can I run see and run the code? Are all aspects taken into account that can affect the outcome, such as, Earth's magnetic field strength, activity of the Sun, shifting of magnetic poles?
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by veidelis 5y ago
"Gaming engines are scriptable for a reason" - I'm sure I've heard the opposite opinion from respectable sources at least 2 times. Here's Jonathan Blow https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2Wmz15aXk0 I
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by veidelis 5y ago
I'm just speaking from my own experience where we had an redux app with 30-40 reducers operating on quite a lot (100-200) of dynamic attributes in those objects and approximately the same amount of attributes that are initialized just
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by veidelis 5y ago
Wait.. no. There is enough information out there that suggests that React's Context should not be considered a replacement for Redux. Just think about having multiple contexts and derived state - there would be scenarios where your vie
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by veidelis 5y ago
I'd recommend cardio workouts with stretching/cooldown routine, for example, Fitness Blender on youtube. Also, for me it helped to understand that relaxation in some circumstances can be an active engagement action where you have
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by veidelis 6y ago
"And as if forcing IE on all Windows users wasn't bad enough, Microsoft forced Apple to bundle IE for Mac as their default browser instead of Netscape. If Apple refused, Microsoft would discontinue MS-Office for Mac. Steve Jobs wa
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by veidelis 6y ago
This is a weird statement. You are completely ignoring how the JS API in browsers has evolved.
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by veidelis 6y ago
Nah, it's fine. It just needs to keep the fire burning long-term.
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by veidelis 6y ago
IMO TodoMVC is not a good way to compare front-end libraries/frameworks because the necessary complexity is too low to demonstrate how issues that would happen in a larger code base would be solved.
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by veidelis 6y ago
On mobile I use Firefox and hacker_news_night_mode addon.
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The mystery of exchange rate determination solved (2015)(jbhearn.wordpress.com)
2 points by veidelis 7y ago|0 comments
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by veidelis 8y ago
Especially true for generic types
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How to be an outstanding JavaScript developer(birukov.me)
1 points by veidelis 8y ago|0 comments
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Broken “Export Default” in JavaScript(birukov.me)
2 points by veidelis 9y ago|0 comments
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by veidelis 9y ago
Bitcoin is fiat money too, but it doesn't make other fiat currencies look better.
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by veidelis 9y ago
Yes, React will be baked into the browser, wasm will be supported widely and everyone will write JS in their favorite language. Not to mention JS will have threads.
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by veidelis 10y ago
We use TypeScript and at first it seems like a burden, but pays off after a while. We used to have a problem with CSS - every time we had to implement some new UI, we just ended writing stronger selectors to override the parts that felt wou
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Naked mole rat(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by veidelis 10y ago|0 comments
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Congress requests investigation into Hillary for perjury(abovetopsecret.com)
2 points by veidelis 10y ago|0 comments
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by veidelis 10y ago
I find this answer helpful - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/148747/what-is-the-differ...
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by veidelis 11y ago
Authors of Mozilla's BrowserQuest still keeping it up!
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by veidelis 11y ago
Sadly, that's how it works. I felt that death of D. Ritchie was overshadowed by that of S. Jobs. It seems that some heroes have to accept the role of doing the "dirty" work.
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Fuel efficiency(longtailpipe.com)
1 points by veidelis 11y ago|0 comments
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by veidelis 12y ago
It's bad but it may gain popularity.
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Ask HN: How good/bad would it be for Node.js to have C# await operator?
1 points by veidelis 12y ago|0 comments
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by veidelis 12y ago
...so there is another category?

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