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3y ago
There are some services, e.g. Expo for React Native, that provide Over-The-Air update mechanisms, bypassing app store approvals. Also, one of the main points of the WebView control is the ability to show a particular web page. If that'
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3y ago
Such comments are the main differentiator for HN jobs. Otherwise, it would be a yet another generic job board. If you are not going to change the rules, at least please also put a similar comment (We detached the discussion at:...) for job
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zerr
3y ago
Single-digit prices on ebay are not uncommon either.
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3y ago
Mechanical keyboard with heated switches/caps?
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3y ago
Bass-less would be good as well.
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3y ago
Can't imagine anyone shelling out $200 for Windows license for personal use.
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3y ago
Yes, I rejected them after they explained to me their interview process. I can only imagine how desperate one should be to proceed with them. Could be one of the reasons why Linux failed in the desktop market (the one that Ubuntu targets).
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3y ago
The Theory of Yarn Structures is also interesting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfOZPGvUsro&list=PLbMVogVj5n...
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3y ago
I don't want to re-read it.
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3y ago
Can anyone summarize in a couple of sentences?
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3y ago
Why is it in the past sentence?
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3y ago
I remember they were talking about Green Threads 20 years ago. Is it something new?
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3y ago
Freedom-wise, Unity is a Delphi/PowerBuilder/Clarion/ColdFusion of game development. The "free as in beer" licensing was the main reason it stayed relevant until now.
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3y ago
How usable is Godot's native/C++ API for actual game programming, akin to Unreal? (never mind the hot reloading).
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A lightweight game engine written in modern C++
(github.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
How about going with coding-oriented solutions, like Cocos2D, Haxe, libGDX or even Flutter/Flame?
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3y ago
Instead of Euler angles, you use one axis and one angle, because the former has a limitation named as "gimbal lock".
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3y ago
Because most of us can afford to be funemployed indefinitely.
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3y ago
Or move to Godot/C#.
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3y ago
The number of engineers applying to management positions is low as well.
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3y ago
Alternative: apply for an engineering manager position. The tech part is quite easy (none or very few easy leetcode stuff). After some time (can be e.g. a couple of months) you can transition to software engineering position (same level) wi
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3y ago
Nbr of digits in the hourly rate? Remote work is usually two digits number while freelancing on short term projects would be at least three digits.
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3y ago
Didn't you just complete the third wave of layoffs?
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3y ago
No explanation whatsoever. Why the branch predictor is not "invoked" in the first version of the function?
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Select Parts of the Bible for the Use of the Slaves in the British West-India
(en.wikipedia.org)
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3y ago
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3y ago
I see. Although, there are no other Microsoft endorsed WinUI 3 books either.
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3y ago
Seems like Petzold gave up on following Microsoft's indecisiveness regarding what should be the official GUI framework for Windows. No WinUI 3 book is planned.
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3y ago
I find Flutter's nested hell quite unpleasant to read or write. For declarative UI, XAML seems like a better approach.
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3y ago
Are these animations and transitions done purely in ASCII text?
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3y ago
Decoupling an income from the time spend on work.
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