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by Ros2 1y ago
I think it was a beta and not a demo but either way, it contained 95% of the game not obfuscated in any way. So I saw the ActionScript code quite a while ago!
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by Ros2 2y ago
The moon in-game also has a complex implementation. I don't think anyone realized this until the team porting the games to modern consoles pointed it out in an interview https://www.phantomriverstone.com/2020/09&#x
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by Ros2 3y ago
There is a hardware button on Subarus to disable EyeSight when you go through the car wash. Anecdotal, but the alarm before the auto braking in my Crosstrek (2020) saved me two times. And I was in the car with a friend who activated the aut
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by Ros2 4y ago
I interviewed years ago with someone who let me know that they use a pseudonym as an employee and their chosen name even got posted as the author for articles they wrote for the company. They were very concerned about their privacy. I know
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by Ros2 4y ago
This is basically what iOS shortcuts is hoping to be. You can do some simple coding with widgets like that and then you can invoke your shortcut like `hey siri, <shortcut>`. Avoids reciting the steps you want and gives you reliabilit
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by Ros2 4y ago
I made a few Atmosphere packages back in the day, some of them had a good # of users. Aggregate database queries using Meteor (at least as of 1.0) would create an immense amount of backend overhead if you queried through minimongo. And t
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by Ros2 5y ago
True enough overall, but I'm surprised no one has let you know that NPM actually doesn't allow you to delete packages anymore (after the left-pad controversy). You have to email them and then you are judged by how many downloads
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by Ros2 5y ago
Thanks for posting this. An acquaintance of mine did this job 6 years ago and I wasn't sure if it still existed. Crowd-sourced humans are making Google appear more intelligent than they actually are. I always envisioned that spam eff
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by Ros2 5y ago
In the 2010s, there were a lot of posts about how C# could never even match F# even in 30 versions from that time. But then C# started adding compiler flags that allow a redo of past suboptimal decisions (nullable reference types) without b
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by Ros2 5y ago
Wow Hackernews never ceases to amaze me, I enjoyed this. TIL I missed my 1 billionth second. You should also make a programmer mode, one that shows you powers of 2 (like 1024 days old)
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by Ros2 5y ago
I only ever use it for date math For whatever reason, I like keeping track of 1000 day anniversaries https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=1000+days+after+today Shortly before any kind of 3rd anniversary or birthday I
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by Ros2 5y ago
Yes it will have to do that. Some packages .npmignore the source files so those may not even be present. But doing that is actually easier than having to deal with all the different ways of versioning packages. For example, I am not using
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by Ros2 5y ago
Semi-related: Microsoft is going to be (or has begun) checking for differences between published npm packages and their source control. I got a PR in my repository a few days ago leading back to a team trying to make it easier for packages
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by Ros2 6y ago
Wishing you hadn't worked so hard on your deathbed in your 80s is something people say after they have already saved enough money to live out their post-career life. When you're in your youth working, you have no idea what this nu
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by Ros2 6y ago
Does your roadmap include directly detecting against pg_stat_statements? Most of these tools go against the stats tables in the database directly ('SQL Doctor' from Idera comes to mind, that product is very solid)
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by Ros2 6y ago
One super minor thing you may want to change that may help clarify things for both companies and employees (mostly companies) : > Jobs are tailored to your location and skills I live near a metro area and have been asked dozens of times
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by Ros2 7y ago
Hey just registered, really neat. You don't support 'popular times' results for local places. This may not even exist in your area so you may not be aware of it. I've always really wanted to make a terminal app to keep
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by Ros2 7y ago
The article is confusing about the details. "Last Impact" never got a takedown notice and PC Gamer even wrote an article about it (as well as Nintendo clearly being aware of Kaze). As I said, there is a lack of aggression against
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by Ros2 7y ago
They seem to really hate direct ports of their work. Curiously, there is a thriving Super Mario 64 rom hacking community that is rarely hit with notices. Afaik, no one really knows why. There are 100+ games and even a nearly complete level
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by Ros2 8y ago
Netlify does this for free along with a path to hosting larger sites as well. I found them via HN and have seen them recommended here many times.
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by Ros2 9y ago
I just started using cron to keep my cloud functions warm at a cost of pennies per month. It feels like a strange ceremony to let more knowledgeable people game the system. Even figuring out the time that your functions go 'cold&#x27
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by Ros2 9y ago
Not sure why no one has mentioned ClojureScript to you, it has first class support and is supported first party by the Clojure team
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by Ros2 9y ago
Snapchat is the only social media that actually celebrates the impermanence and general boringness of everyday life. Instagram and Facebook may have stories but the site is heavily predicated on pride/narcissism arms race with your &qu
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by Ros2 9y ago
Hey Rich, your hackernews clone doesn't perform all that well globally https://testmysite.io/5a4c2cdf819876444fa127b5/hn.svelte.tec... I really like Svelte! But I don't even serve my content from Express mid
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by Ros2 9y ago
I always respond to linkedin inmail because you're going to get deranked in employer searches if you don't. Paying to contact someone is a decent gatekeeper and means they were at least somewhat serious. I don't currently c
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by Ros2 9y ago
Neat app, but curious why you aren't using WebRTC p2p? I've always thought something like this using WebRTC + a (simple) way to independently check that no data is being sent elsewhere would be really cool. Btw you could declare a
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by Ros2 9y ago
If you like looking at really detailed art/architecture, these two paintings are some of my favorites : http://metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/459032?sortBy=Rel... http://metmuseum.org&#x2
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by Ros2 9y ago
There is a giant gap between the public client and their proprietary API.. something in the middle is the only sensible solution (50-100$ a year). I would definitely pay just for more options on getting their data. This is going to canniba
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by Ros2 10y ago
The person who closed the issue is a Microsoft employee, if it isn't clear.
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Periods in Microsoft Azure usernames considered harmful(github.com)
4 points by Ros2 10y ago|1 comments

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