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I love Pico8. The idea of starting with a small set of tools and building around those limitations I think leads to better game design and development.
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Lots of negativity in the comments but I think the solutions outlined really interesting and valuable! There are some idiosyncrasies around unit testing ui that are just hard to work around. And the issues with e2e tests in the context of t
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I just can’t get excited about large EVs anymore. We need cheaper, smaller EVs in the US yesterday. Looking at the options China and Europe have and comparing to what we have you can really get the sense that car companies here only care ab
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3y ago
It’s either god complex or pure lack of foresight and an inability to learn from or plain lack of experience.
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Very cool! I think the “until you understand..” part is most important there. Like you still should be free to, but you absolutely need to understand why it’s like that in the first place.
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3y ago
I was about to say this. Walking into a different room can vastly change your entire experience for the better (or worse)
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> I saw a team lose its sole TL with a decade+ of tenure on the team, then turn around and hire 4-6 people to try and catch up. My god.. That's pure ineptitude and I'm sorry for anyone at that company right now. This basically
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3y ago
My fear is consolidation will lead to a nightmare scenario where they will push prices up and up until you literally cannot afford the no-ads version and we'll be right back where we all started, paying for access to shows but still se
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> There were years that I was working at most 4 hours a day. Now it's closer to the full 8 but the pace of the day is not grueling. This is my experience too, it's really not bad working a full 8 if you have good coworkers and
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3y ago
For piano it lines up the keys with the notes on your physical keyboard, so you don't need to look at a separate representation of a keyboard, you can literally see the notes fall onto your piano at the right times. Same thing with the
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I've seen a few ideas that seem really interesting, just not at the price point Apple is offering. And honestly I'm just going to wait for these headsets to be smaller and lighter too before buying one. I don't think anyone a
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3y ago
Fully agreed. That the ICJ didn't order a ceasefire in this matter is honestly disgusting and just shows who's lives they value more. As an American Jew (non-religious), I cannot express enough how sad this entire situation has ma
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3y ago
> developers who carve out significant time for deep work enjoy a 50% productivity boost. Makes sense from personal experience. At my company we have 1 no-meeting day a week (Thursday). Especially since I've gotten into management I
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3y ago
Pulumi is fantastic, just wish it was more popular honestly. That and how you have to handle async stuff with it feels kinda weird in the era of async await in JS. But it's wild, our tech stack at the company I'm working at is Typ
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It's interesting their demo video is basically demoing like a warehouse environment. The walking aspect of these have never made sense to me. Like people say they're heavy and awkward to walk in. The form factor totally makes sens
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3y ago
It's kind of refreshing in a weird way when a CEO says something like this. Like we put soooo much value in the voice of CEOs globally, yet every now and then you actually tune into the words uttered by them and you realize they'r
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3y ago
Makes me wonder if containerization is even possible without a VM for non-Linux machines.
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It's insane to me that someone got paid to write this article. - No mention of the benefits of Wi-Fi 7 - No explanation of why AI headlines overshadowed Wi-Fi 7.. one is taking steps for changing what "work" looks like for Hu
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3y ago
Made me chuckle. Objective-C was my _first_ language. When I say first, I mean it was the first one I put any effort into learning when I was in 7th grade or so. It was chaos and the only way I managed to get any apps out the door was basic
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This is great. The comments totally match the language of the NPCs in the GTA game, like as if they're coding their own game.
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It says at the bottom of the article but for anyone wondering, yes they are only talking about 3rd party cookies and they're planning on completing this transition this year (we'll see).
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Yeah sometimes the little details can make or break a language or at least its popularity
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Just adding to what people are saying below, cheaper insulin is really new in the U.S. It’s one of the only price-limited medications, and a major win for the Biden presidency (while it would be nice for this to happen for all drugs)
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1. Not in a cult, just like plugging my phone into my car and everything feeling natural and comfortable 2. Don't get it twisted, GM is locking down their system for a reason. And I'll give you one guess as to why - money.
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Such a bummer. Sorry to say this will be my reason for not buying a GM EV. I know it sounds dumb, but I just love CarPlay.
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Just a quick google search shows - Model 3: 3,862 to 4,048 lbs - Camry: 3,310 to 3,595 lbs Comparing those two lower numbers we see a 15.39% increase for model 3. That's significant when it comes to collisions with pedestrians. It beco
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It's sad that we've taken it so far. Cars don't inherently have to be death traps (see smaller cars in europe), and we shouldn't have to use them for basic needs like getting groceries, but to just keep making them bigge
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Yeah it seems like it was cheaper in the short run but will likely be extremely expensive in the long-run. - loss of sales of watches - either battling in court for who knows how long or settling out of court for god knows how much money. T
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I don’t think even the creator of Python would agree with this..
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It's insane to me how these CEOs shit on their own former employees (in front of their current ones) and don't see that as a negative thing, or a thing that could cause further detrimental effects in their company. What a horrific
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