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chamakits
1y ago
Any recommendations on cameras that can be fully local?
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1y ago
Well at least one possible reason is that for live events, the company that has an effective monopoly is Live Nation. And they also own at least one of the platforms where scalpers sell their tickets; Ticketmaster. I also imagine that as an
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chamakits
2y ago
Are you by any chance talking about Mirage online (and it’s many other servers)? I remember loving that game (or the Jerrath Online server anyways) and being amazed by it. I knew enough about computers to know it was programmed in VB 6, but
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chamakits
2y ago
I think the parent comment was referencing that, at least in the US, dentistry is treated differently in many ways. For example, it’s a different health insurance with its separe premiums and limits, and you’ll never find a dentist in a hos
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2y ago
This really opened my eyes to some historical context I never thought of before. My initial gut reaction was judgmental about the way billionaires spend their money; thinking it might involve some amount of hubris. Then I realized I have no
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3y ago
I'm not sure on hard hiring numbers; but I imagine that since Ubisoft is a French company, they have a much larger presence in France than other large studios.
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3y ago
It depends. I suggest you first try to work at your desk with a tray on top or something that lets you try out switching between standing and sitting all the time. See if you’ll actually be switching between standing and sitting and enjoy i
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3y ago
When I was young, the first profession I said I wanted to be was a Vet. I was obsessed with it. I loved all animals, but dogs the most. Still do. Over the years of having my own pets at some point I realized I would be dealing with animals
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3y ago
Oh my god I remember Aviary! I was truly mind blown by how amazing those tools were in the browser. And so many different applications too! Really impressive product! I can’t imagine it was easy trying to find a profitable market with the c
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3y ago
I'm not affiliated with them, but I recall this being marketed at some point as giving you the flexibility and customization powers that the Googles and Facebooks of the world have with their on-prem infrastructure without needing to h
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3y ago
This reaction from the owner of the Godot forums really reinforces my frequent realization of what a miracle it is that any large open source project exists, and how hard it is to try to get any monetary compensation from open source. Some
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3y ago
Is the target audience for teenage engineering products people that like extremely sleekly designed products that also have nice features; or do people in their industry hold them as highly regarded products that have unique features and pe
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3y ago
Because the law as it stands today for AI and LLMs is untested; and because it’s untested, it’s frequently seen by AI based products and companies as something that can be done without legal ramifications or at least something that isn’t bl
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3y ago
I've also noticed it, and I can't help but interpret it as their way of shifting blame. Which is irresponsible. It's their product, and they need to take accountability for the bug occurring. It's a serious bug, but in
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3y ago
Multiple states have a similar law but it gets worked around. They usually work around this by providing a “severance” that covers the legal period of time before they have to notify their employees; and they only have to do any of this abo
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4y ago
This seems like an inevitability; since eSIMs are already here, and manufacturers are going to be thrilled to have fewer moving parts. But it’s disappointing all round. I absolutely love how easy it is for me to buy a new phone, swap in my
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4y ago
This is the one I used: https://www.packtpub.com/product/godot-engine-game-developme... If you are a compulsive HumbleBundle buyer, you may already have it! If not, it's great. I didn't finish it, but I read
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4y ago
A temporary low resource form for people in Puerto Rico to send an SMS message out to family outside of PR after Hurricane Maria. During Hurricane Maria most of Puerto Rico was offline. Slowly but surely, some people started having access
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4y ago
I understand that he has been publicly combative with all the executives; but is it a practical to fire all those key executives right away? Specially, do they not contain any specifically useful knowledge or experience that you should make
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4y ago
“Did anyone get the number of that donkey cart?” Same for me! Except I played it on PS1. I didn’t find out about the book series until like 10 years after. For better or for worse I now have a picture in my brain for Rincewind, Twoflower, a
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4y ago
I absolutely understand the upsides of the assets store. Although not as expansive as the asset store, there are lots of either free or extremely affordable; many of them with CC0 licenses or licenses that make them extremely easy to just
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Oh, I’m remembering bits of it! I was at the time trying to setup jupyter to work with a reverse proxy such that I could access jupyter through zerotier. Sorry this is all probably a messy set of words that don’t all make sense together wit
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4y ago
I don’t remember off the top of my head, apologies. I’ll take a look at my notes see if I can find what I was looking for! Having said that, I’ll keep this in mind next time I try out again; and if I run into something, I’ll reach out in th
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4y ago
I’ve never been in a similar position; but I’m thinking about what I’d do if I found the same. The end goal here is to close the loop hole so those affected can be safe as soon as possible with limited risk to yourself. My first thought was
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4y ago
From my limited and possibly outdated experience (about a year since I last looked), caddy's documentation was lacking a bit when compared to nginx. Even worse than that, any time I tried to google to better understand how to do someth
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5y ago
I completely understand this reaction, as I also feel... weird at first whenever I see his site. Specifically I always feel I'd like to have space on the sides. Having said that.... I frequently read his posts, and don't find his
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5y ago
It’s an american idiom. Just means they are hard working folks.
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Hi. I saw the following link being shared here a few weeks back titled 'Few people know that Google voluntarily removes some search results': https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27477797 This is likely not exact
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5y ago
I'd say yes! I'm also a Java dev, and have dabbled in making simple "hello world" types examples for different game engines, and Godot was the first one that just clicked right away. Beyond that, I was able to stick to
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6y ago
Replying to this super late, but hopefully you’ll see it. I’m also a “normal” Java dev. I’ve tried to dabble in the past with gamedev with many tools and nothing stuck until recently with Godot. I love Godot and been using GD Script. It’s m
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