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by ecuzzillo 2y ago
This doesn't fix the "you can't see all your tabs by just moving your eyes" problem, does it?
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by ecuzzillo 2y ago
You can't see all 50-70 tabs on a normal 27" monitor; Chrome will squish them almost indefinitely, and Firefox forces a large minimum tab width that makes the tab bar scroll forever and then you forget half the tabs you have going
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by ecuzzillo 2y ago
https://archive.ph/b9mwg
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by ecuzzillo 2y ago
It's funny that an article complaining about ads is itself riddled with ads.
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by ecuzzillo 3y ago
The CEO has been fired since then.
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by ecuzzillo 3y ago
You might be unfair to yourself in the sense that not all hours are created equal; some hours were never going to be productive hours, and so if you can immerse yourself in a subject with some easy-to-watch videos, that might be better than
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by ecuzzillo 3y ago
This happens in the Pyanodon mod pack, among others; you farm alien creatures and make little habitats for them.
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by ecuzzillo 3y ago
Yes, they did go back. They basically used all the money they made from the hype and used it to make it real. Players bought them a billboard across from their office saying thank you. ( https://www.reddit.com/r/NoMansSk
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by ecuzzillo 4y ago
Southwest?
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by ecuzzillo 4y ago
I can only speak to the comparison with hg, but for large repos, git's performance is literally 10x better in our case (we have two parallel copies, one in hg and one in git, so as to smooth the transition to git). hg seems more usable
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by ecuzzillo 4y ago
It does at least blacklist that exact video.
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by ecuzzillo 4y ago
Came here to say Cart Life as well.
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by ecuzzillo 5y ago
True, but it's easy to find games that don't use that model (especially on desktop or console), whereas it's hard to find a way to consume thoughts from interesting people outside of twitter.
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by ecuzzillo 6y ago
Angels & Bob's mods and/or Seablock might scratch this itch.
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by ecuzzillo 6y ago
We're working on those things, but we agree the debugging, performance, and iteration time are not in a great place for web today. We have plans for how to fix them, though, and are working on several of them currently. These are mostl
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by ecuzzillo 7y ago
PG moved to England, afaik.
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by ecuzzillo 8y ago
https://blogs.unity3d.com/2019/02/26/on-dots-c-c/ has a high-level overview for why not C++. Moreover, Unity has invested heavily in the c#/.net/mono ecosystem; the editor runs on mono, and the
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by ecuzzillo 8y ago
So, in @rygorous's excellent Twitch streams about CPU architecture (first one here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDrorJar0kM ), he said that it was basically a myth that x86 architectures dynamically decoded into int
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by ecuzzillo 8y ago
I do get the impression the new more-explicit APIs help somewhat with that, no?
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by ecuzzillo 8y ago
I just went through the process of making a reliable and portable PCH build process, and it's a lot of code to get right, because clang, gcc, and cl.exe all have quite different models for how a pch should work. cl.exe in particular ha
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by ecuzzillo 9y ago
Is there some evidence that it would actually replace any of the existing financial system, rather than just adding yet another venue for speculation and manipulation?
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by ecuzzillo 10y ago
They're all easy to look up on Spotify, and the article was much better for listening to them at appropriate points.
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by ecuzzillo 10y ago
Link to paper full text?
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by ecuzzillo 12y ago
Only those with the very wildest imaginations (which happened to include PG and the founders) realized that Airbnb was entering a huge lodging market. Most thought it was just dumb to think many people would want to stay in other people&#x2
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by ecuzzillo 12y ago
Surprising they didn't even speculate that maybe labor market fluidity might be a bit higher than it used to be.
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by ecuzzillo 12y ago
Not sure about self-driving cars. I work in robotics, and there are a few modules that need to hit hard real-time deadlines. You wouldn't use GC languages for those, but there are a LOT of other parts that don't, and you can get a
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by ecuzzillo 12y ago
Would you say there are any dimensions on which it's important to enforce uniformity through hiring? If so, which ones?
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by ecuzzillo 12y ago
This is a beautiful comment. Thanks Thomas. (It is because of comments like these that I have your comments page bookmarked the same way I would a blog.)
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by ecuzzillo 13y ago
There are a lot of things that I think are morally completely correct that I still wouldn't necessarily be the happiest to see on the NYT.
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by ecuzzillo 13y ago
Many people who do things professionally for many years have terrible blind spots endemic to their profession. It's obvious to those who pay attention that you are not like that, but it doesn't surprise me that many miss it.

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