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by zubspace 10y ago
I tried to build an UDP library once in C# with different methods (BeginReceiveFrom, ReceiveFromAsync, ReceiveFrom). You learn a ton and it's quite interesting. My goal was to recreate something similar to .NET remoting based on UDP. B
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Yes, if your legal team denies it as overly broad. So this only applies to businesses and wealthy individuals? If this is the case, we already lost the fight for equal rights. Yes. Because you value your privacy of hobbies and speech. T
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Usually a warrant will only last a short time and the issuer must name a specific thing they are looking for. In this case it's clear that they only need to provide the data for a specific person. I also believe that Amazon could provi
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I'm not a lawyer, so excuse me if I'm asking trivial things: To obtain a search warrant or arrest warrant, the law enforcement officer must demonstrate probable cause that a search or seizure is justified. An authority, usually
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How can they refuse to provide the recordings in case of a warrant? It makes no sense. They even acknowledge that the device is not always-on and therefore probably not useful. Because of bad publicity? If the police stands in front of my h
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It's obvious that truck driving will be the automated sooner or later. But it will be a tough fight. How will the industry react/adapt? Take a look at the distribution of current jobs [1]. What perspective can you give people work
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by zubspace 10y ago
In the windows world I would recommend Power BI [1]. Our nightly test server generates a lot of performance metrics which are stored in an excel file. We upload the excel to OneDrive and Power BI periodically refreshes a report dashboard wh
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by zubspace 10y ago
Is there something like this regarding homogeneous coordinates and the projective plane? It's strange. Somehow I have now problems whatsoever regarding the use of 4-component vectors. As long as the z component stays one, I'm all
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I like the idea, but my brain is wired differently. Usually, when I do matrix multiplications, the rows on the left side transition to the columns on the right side. In the example, the 1 goes to 2, 2 to 6, 1 to 1. The animation completely
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Live Updated UnitTest OK/Failed/Not-Covered line indicators. Better Exception Messages. NullReferenceException displays what variable caused it. Inner Exceptions are somehow displayed on top level. Configurable Code Style suggesti
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Now this is something which i don't understand. Is this really the best we got? If you somehow get into a server with those hashed passwords, you'll probably try to mirror it and everything on the server, to figure out the hashing
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by zubspace 10y ago
Oh, I've been waiting for something like this! This seems to work very well combined with static site generators like Jekyll and Hugo, because you don't need any kind of server-logic and database. The only other option I knew was
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Any points on how to continue from there? Been in a few "I give up" conditions during rebases that I completely stopped trusting git it any way. The thing is, some repositories on github require you to commit only after proper r
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by zubspace 10y ago
I'm confused. Didn't Microsoft purchase Xamarin lately? There's http://www.mono-project.com/docs/gui/drawing/ and https://github.com/mono/mono/tree/master/mc
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I mostly agree, but until now I just created private helper methods and went on with my life. If there are many of them, I put them into a #region. There are alot of cases where such helpers can be used from two separate locations and they
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Call me ignorant, but I agree. Having something like __init__ and __new__ is very confusing for a beginner, along with stuff like "__init__.py". It doesn't stop there: Take something like __str__ and __repr__ combined with st
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I guess, that's what you get for supporting a file format through the years in a backwards-compatible manner. But I also believe, that over the time technical debt like this is a huge advantage for the company, because it fences off co
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by zubspace 10y ago
Would be really interesting to have some kind of race track filled with self driving cars of different manufacturers running 24/7. I believe that could give them alot of data to analyze. You could even make some kind of tournament out
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What I would like to have is a condensed summary of the whole transcript. I believe most meetings could be summed up in a few short sentences. Think about the time saved! Nowadays I'm watching alot of tutorials on youtube. What I like
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If you're interested in what modern game engines do to display a frame, I highly recommend following studies: GTA V: http://www.adriancourreges.com/blog/2015/11/02/gta-v-graphic... Supreme Commander
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Thank you for your wise words! You are absolutely right. Beauty can be found even in 'simple' things. Hope to see more creative work from you in the future if you get to it. Wish you all the best!
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Is there something you would do differently, if you could go back in time? Like many developers around here I got into programming through game development. Back in the days I started working on my own game engine and put a lot of effort in
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In Switzerland they were and are trying hard to educate people: http://www.tageswoche.ch/images/cache/3264x2448/fit/images%7... http://files.newsnetz.ch/story/1/7/5/17
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Recent discussion regarding the german accident with pictures in the submission: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11650967 The cabin looks still intact and the outcome would would probably be different, if there was an
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Wow. Question regarding index access: There are tons of for loops with player[k] occurrences and similar. Personally I would create a local variable and prevent further index-retrievals. Is this worthwhile or would a compiler optimize the a
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So, it's an 'information' black hole, right? But matter, energy, whatever is trapped inside it with very high density and does not simply vanish right? .. Or am I completely wrong?
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There's something I always wondered about the gamestate rewind thing: Is it correct that the gamestate rewind only works for hitscan weapons (instant hit bullet)? What about slow moving projectiles or physically accurate bullets? Can t
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by zubspace 11y ago
I don't have any experience programming rust. So, how do Mozilla devs create something like servo? I know, you can get quite far with a text editor and something like gdb, but after using Visual Studio for far too long, falling back to
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If you enjoy this, maybe you will like the challenges of Hacking-Lab ( https://www.hacking-lab.com ). Right now there's a Hacky Easter competition running which you can participate in for free: http://hackyeaster.h

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