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2mo ago
> Looks pretty though. Does it though? Somehow Nolan made the mediterranean climate and Aegean sea look like washed out coast of Scotland or something. What's with the Hollywood's attack on color lately?
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A 400 Word Prompt That Makes LLM Paragraphs More Bearable
(mikecaulfield.substack.com)
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11mo ago
Pretty cool to have this in Rust, might be useful if/when I decide to move some functionality from TS -> Rust. In the meantime, I have this impelemented in TypeScript in case anyone else will find it useful: https://githu
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Battlereports.com Archive
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Starcraft: Brood War – A BGH Analysis
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2y ago
Oh that's cool. I actually had to implement this myself for a project, literally few days ago. I had almost 0 knowledge of how audio files work or how the Web Audio API works. The implementation is very barebones, not very flexible, an
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2y ago
One less talked about thing when discussing StarCraft, that might be more pertinent to HN audience, is that this game was almost endlessly hackable. And I mean that in the truest sense of that word. Many a careers were launched by playing a
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2y ago
You might be interested in: https://github.com/ShieldBattery/ShieldBattery It's a project that few of us started almost a decade ago to ensure the longevity of this game. We don't try to emulate Battle.net at
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2y ago
Any codebase that I had complete control over. No, but more seriously, I've found that familiarity with the codebase is more important than having it be perfectly engineered. Once you're really familiar with the codebase, you know
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3y ago
Isn't this only true if there is no physical infinity? I know it's-turtles-all-the-way-down is impossible for our brains to comprehend, but causality breaks down when infinities are involved. Another thing is that if space-and-tim
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3y ago
That is closer, but it's also not exactly correct. Now that I think about it, I don't think the English language has any sound where the letter "c" is used as it's pronounced in Croatian language. For example, the
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This is the statement posted by the perpetrator over the weekend: https://i.imgur.com/kHVasZz.png
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Bricking Incident – Public Announcement
(orqafpv.com)
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4y ago
1 Reason Why Current Music Doesn't Suck: - I like it More seriously, I've been listening a lot to the mainstream pop songs on the radio during my car commute, and I don't know which carefully crafted formulas and laboratories
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4y ago
Based on the fact that this language shares the same name as me, I think it's one of the most beautiful languages that has ever existed. Jokes aside, this does look pretty neat.
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Not only they can sue you, but they can make your life a living hell if you choose to fight them back. See one of the most famous examples: http://nissan.com/
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4y ago
While not that unexpected, I'm curious to see if this will start a trend that other game publishers might follow. I'm mainly curious about when Blizzard will deem the cost-benefit analysis to swing in favor of shutting down their
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Twitch announces its termination of VOD service in Korea
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Apple to lay off a third of its workers (1997)
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This is pretty cool if I do say so myself. What does the picnic data show?
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From my perspective as a software engineer there have been none. At this point, doing everyone on GitHub itself is a very viable strategy to me, but I know that will never fly with people who obsess over story points and time estimates.
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Did the Universe Inflate?
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Yeah, I hated this too. I've been using the 7+ Taskbar Tweaker program[0] to change this behaviour and I honestly couldn't imagine using Windows without it at this point. [0] - https://rammichael.com/7-taskbar-twea
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I learned this on QI! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOcmEpp5Kmg
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6y ago
Fun fact: this is Chris Hadfield's son, who even makes a cameo in the video! But Evan definitely stands on his own as a great video maker, definitely do check out some of his other videos.
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Real Science channel on youtube did an episode on horseshoe crabs recently that is worth watching: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXVnuG3zO_0
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> Their big issue today is scaling. Brian from Real Engineering did a video on this subject recently (referencing the Tesla's battery day presentation): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Xwxe0wU4b8
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7y ago
What a delightful article. Just enough humour interspersed to make it enjoyable to read without going on long tangents to make it annoying. And as someone who has very limited knowledge of this stuff, I feel like I've actually learned
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7y ago
Well, as far as my understanding of hooks go, and please do correct me if I'm wrong, hooks are not just about giving functional component an option to use state and lifecycle methods. They are also a much more powerful and flexible rep
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I'd be interested to hear a practical example of these principles applied. For example, how do these principles lead to the creation of hooks API? I'm not trying to say they don't, just genuinely curious. As someone who has b
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