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xandrius
2y ago
Your company generally does own the code you write and they definitely could use it however they please, also to be used in generative AI. But getting your artists to sign away their rights and make them train their replacement or leave is
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xandrius
2y ago
Unless you are going for a hyper-tech niche and plan in making almost nothing out of it, as of today, being on app stores is a requirement unfortunately. Definitely feel free to make it available elsewhere too (F-droid, GH, etc.) but if you
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xandrius
2y ago
It having types makes me accept the Python bit. I'd still rather go for something in golang though, hard to beat it for web servers.
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xandrius
2y ago
Same! I use the debugger when I'm really lost.
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xandrius
2y ago
We put up with that because it could be better but it's not too bad. The IDE itself is pretty good and personally I prefer it over Android Studio.
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xandrius
2y ago
CMD / Win + . And that should work, right?
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xandrius
2y ago
Put the printer in the safe with the paper?
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xandrius
2y ago
You know that you can scan/highlight the raw text and translate individual portions? And sometimes, say in Chinese cuisine, the dishes are indeed using some flourished language. You get your translation and a peek into their culture. W
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xandrius
2y ago
Does CPU utilisation calculations work this way? - 1 CPU at 100% = 100% - 10 CPUs at 100% = 100% - 1 CPU at 100% + 9 at 0% = 10% Is that not right? Or is CPU utilisation not usually normalised?
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xandrius
2y ago
I see a good excuse right there: the few thousand bucks. I'd rather one the most reliable and cheap hardware security model we know of: paper. Print a bunch of QR/datamatrix codes with your key. Keep one in a fireproof safe in you
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xandrius
2y ago
Technically that would be "Pax Europeaus", Europa is the noun.
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xandrius
2y ago
What's interesting some of the reasons why 20 eggs are too much for someone weighing 50kg: - Too much Vitamin A - Too much protein (yes, there is such a thing) - 1450kcal from eggs alone (might be ok but other nutrients are needed) Eve
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xandrius
2y ago
(Offline) camera translation is the answer.
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xandrius
2y ago
Thanks! That explains it!
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xandrius
2y ago
Ooohhh! With only 4x 2s. I get it now! I feel dummy
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xandrius
2y ago
Could you give a gist of such a wrong model?
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xandrius
2y ago
Am I missing something or 7 is simply 2 + 2 + 2 + 2/2? All those are allowed, so what's the problem?
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xandrius
2y ago
Anything can be a "tax", if we want it to be. Is the requirement of wearing clothes in public a tax? Maybe. But today definitely someone can still live without owning a phone, if they have access to a computer nearby (e.g. A libra
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xandrius
2y ago
Can't say they are expensive anymore, you can get an updated android phone for less than $50 new or less second hand. Can't say about monthly plans, as that depends on the country. Privacy is a different matter and always dependen
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xandrius
2y ago
Pretty sure only techies care about that; an average user on their 10 year old device, couldn't care whether it took 0.1s or 5s to start. Nice to have, not a must.
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xandrius
2y ago
I'd saw nowadays, C++ is rarely the best answer, especially for the users.
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xandrius
2y ago
Long winded advertisement here. No thanks, I'll check out my hens in the morning.
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xandrius
2y ago
Yeah but I don't think those are even near being free-range. The US has some awful widespread practices for their livestock.
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xandrius
2y ago
I am not sure I'd even remotely compare Source to Godot, never touched the other ones though.
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xandrius
2y ago
You've got to see the whole production, not just a few selected cases. As they say, the exceptions confirms the rule. While there are good examples, many people might not be currently familiar with them. Btw, I'm just explaining w
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xandrius
2y ago
I'm sure you'll know when the time comes. And if you were not interested to learn it beforehand it won't serve you for a long while.
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xandrius
2y ago
Not really, it's about the general understanding that while China produces a lot of stuff for other countries, its own products are very often obvious knock-offs or subpar versions. Nothing to do with any myth, it's just how it is
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xandrius
2y ago
So, for you, Putin was a kinda-benevolent dictator until 2022? Did you miss a bunch of news?
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xandrius
2y ago
Very wild guess
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xandrius
2y ago
I'm always curious why people pick project names the way they do. I'm seeing a trend of slapping a random simple Japanese word to a new project without explanation. Maybe it doesn't need one but at least it would make the nam
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