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631.
by zerr 3y ago
Location. And, it's not about the cost of living, but about the people who are used to low wages. I've seen very experienced and capable engineers living in such places (e.g. Italy) where they are just used to live in relative pov
632.
by zerr 3y ago
CryEngine is open source now, isn't it?
633.
by zerr 3y ago
7-figure total comp is common for E6 and very common for E7 engineers at Meta. A stock being a significant part of course.
634.
by zerr 3y ago
Besides the different data transfer mechanisms (XMLHttpRequest vs WebSockets), isn't it similar to AJAX-enabled ASP.NET WebForms?
635.
by zerr 3y ago
The difference is that while most try to do their hobbies (e.g. game dev) after 8 hours of CRUD/boring/exhausting employment (working for others), Carmack had his hobby (game dev) as his day job, and also, he worked for himself -
636.
by zerr 3y ago
I hear there are plenty of trash on Apple App store nowadays, comparable to Play store.
637.
Why a missing population in China/hundreds of millions of cameras can't(youtube.com)
4 points by zerr 3y ago|0 comments
638.
by zerr 3y ago
The name makes me remind Visual FoxPro.
639.
by zerr 3y ago
The reason they say is that it increases the property rent value. The pool tax seems odd/unfair, because the rent is already taxable and water bill is paid.
640.
by zerr 3y ago
Unlocked VMware macOS emulation on Windows is also an option.
641.
by zerr 3y ago
Twice in the last decade. Both REMOTE.
642.
by zerr 3y ago
> to pre-empt questions on why C++ or why not Erlang - our exchange team have promised to put together a proper write-up You are posting this for the last 7+ years I believe. Btw, did you start replacing C++ with Rust nowadays? :)
643.
by zerr 3y ago
I hope someday employment will be completely decoupled from the time, so the compensation will be based on impact rather than hours. Some companies claim that only impact matters, although even if you achieve "a week worth" of imp
644.
by zerr 3y ago
I've heard none of such 3rd parties have access to OS/2 source code, so these are binary patched products.
645.
US Army Evasive Driving Training Video (1988)(youtube.com)
1 points by zerr 3y ago|0 comments
646.
by zerr 3y ago
So do we have C-replacement vs C++-replacement camps?
647.
by zerr 3y ago
Does it support any of WinForms/WPF/WinUI3/MAUI or is it just for CLI apps?
648.
by zerr 3y ago
Try withdrawing again. They unblock it without any notification while keeping the account limited.
649.
by zerr 3y ago
Why not make Swift a truly cross-platform language? I find it to be in a sweet spot between safety, performance and usability.
650.
by zerr 3y ago
Do tech people execute such exe files? Doesn't seem like a novelty method, does it?
651.
by zerr 3y ago
The most effective for me is FM radio.
652.
by zerr 3y ago
So the Lisp-like is Guile. Did they ever come up with the second (algebraic) language?
653.
by zerr 3y ago
I felt the same, but with GTK.
654.
by zerr 3y ago
How did rich people keep their wealth? Interesting, they had banking: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banking_in_ancient_Rome
655.
by zerr 3y ago
One thing I often see, I guess similar to game industry, the "cooler" the job the crappier the salary. E.g. automotive or avionics software gets written in Italy or Spain, paying (annual) 38K Euros to senior devs. Roller-coaster c
656.
by zerr 3y ago
Isn't DDG a Bing front-end? So did Bing improve recently?
657.
by zerr 3y ago
Declarative UI, even when implemented coherently within the same langauge like in Flutter and MAUI/Xamarin, so there is no need for an ugly bridge between two worlds, still leads to an unreadable nested hell. Surprisingly, an imperativ
658.
by zerr 3y ago
Isn't it too much "string oriented"?
659.
by zerr 3y ago
Well, besides the prose, ChatGPT generates a perfectly valid looking code mashup of e.g. Qt, wxWidgets and its hallucinations on top of that. Humans don't do that :)
660.
by zerr 3y ago
The worst part is that it doesn't know when it doesn't know, so makes up a garbage.

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