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yAak
4y ago
Yeah, I've yet to use something that doesn't make me sad and aggravated at the same time. On my "hate" list: Jira, Asana, Zenhub &/or Github Issues, Trello.
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yAak
4y ago
No, IL2CPP is proprietary Unity tech.
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yAak
5y ago
My guess is that Netflix found people were more willing to pause, than cancel, and that the net result of removing pause left them with more revenue.
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yAak
5y ago
https://www.t-mobile.com/marketing-solutions/marketing-platf...
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yAak
5y ago
There’s been bad press for Blender? Genuinely curious!
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yAak
5y ago
Amusingly, the resulting pen-spring cannons I made were much more powerful and “dangerous!”
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yAak
5y ago
As a mobile dev, any effort to abstract away platform fragmentation craziness is highly commendable in my eyes. Excited to see where this takes you!
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yAak
5y ago
Is there anything in place to prevent bad actors from deploying fraudulent ad-click tools to takedown accounts? (What you said makes sense to me, I just don’t know if/how ad networks could differentiate between the account-owner commit
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yAak
6y ago
Mobile devs are smiling while reading this headline: always assume network loss or unavailability at any time time, especially the worst time possible!
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yAak
6y ago
I read that to mean: .NET won't get OS-specific functionality on Android and iOS until .NET 6.
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yAak
6y ago
As a primarily native-client dev who has developed for most major desktop and mobile platforms, I hope MS achieves it's goal of .NET being a truly solid cross-platform option, but in a way that enables clean and efficient native-code i
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yAak
6y ago
I don't feel like this precludes him from working on AGI -- and for him, it seems to be related: https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=2110408722...
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yAak
6y ago
Their reasoning: "We love Rust, but it has a steep learning curve that may exclude data scientists and other non-expert programmers who frequently use TensorFlow." [1] (I can't comment on that because I don't know Rus
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yAak
7y ago
> "the same fumes" But, they're not the same. I had to dig around a bit to verify, but melting lead creates lead fumes: https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/lead/exposure.html You do not have to
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yAak
7y ago
Melting lead also creates lead vapor, so it doesn't require that you touch or eat it.
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yAak
7y ago
I think that the only role the mass of a lever would play in contributing to torque is through inertia.
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yAak
7y ago
You make good points, and I think I am overreacting! Frankly, it's misleading/silly for me to complain about Swift additions since I don't have the opportunity to write much of it, and primarily only read/consume it with
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yAak
7y ago
I was all prepared to disagree with you until I read the details ... and yeah, I agree. I generally love syntax sugar that makes me more productive, cuts out boilerplate, and reduces cognitive overhead... but for me, callAsFunction and even
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yAak
7y ago
iOS and Android ripping each others' good ideas off is good for us. =)
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yAak
7y ago
Thank you for taking the time to clarify this in layman's terms!
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yAak
8y ago
This is the same kind of stuff Adobe and MS sue companies over — no hosting apps in the cloud without a license that explicitly allows for it. Improbable didn’t want to pay for it, so they ran with the standard licensing hoping to prove out
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yAak
8y ago
Yeah, I don't think it's particularly healthy if you only place value on the anecdotes because of the Big Name Companies involved. My rejection/acceptance stories are all with no-name companies, and yet I've found the su
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yAak
8y ago
Oh, I agree it sounds poorly managed. I expect the first month or two to be a complete disaster in terms of bugs.
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8y ago
For the sake of discussion, here's what the author says: http://rosie-lang.org/blog/2018/02/25/why-rpl.html#why-not-u... I guess pest is comparable then, but wasn't mature when the author start
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yAak
8y ago
Well, Fallout 76 is multiplayer, so that complicates things heavily in terms of bugs and polish compared to those other titles you listed. As well, this is Bethesda's first multiplayer game, so expect it to have a lot more bugs than yo
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8y ago
I'd build his/her CRUD app, and make sure it wasn't shitty, if I felt it had potential to be a useful product and also felt like the people I met would be good to work with/for. I've learned the hard way that I much
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8y ago
As both a mobile developer and a consumer, I'll praise the iPhone over other smartphones all day long as an amazing and great product that just works.
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8y ago
Unity supports Metal, it was shown on stage during the keynote: https://blogs.unity3d.com/2018/06/05/wwdc18-book-of-the-dead...
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8y ago
Apparently Valve shipped a DOTA 2 update a few days ago that is using it: https://twitter.com/Plagman2/status/1002324195135520768 https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Dota-2-I...
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yAak
8y ago
At least there's this kind of thing happening: https://www.khronos.org/vulkan/portability-initiative
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