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by fhunt 6y ago
Do you anything about data science or deep learning? If this is not about scientific methods then what else? And even if not? Why not question existing methodology, people just follow some news outlets believing one and only thing.
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by fhunt 6y ago
Problem is that most people don't listen and turned off their brain. Look at this thread. They rather believe some random experts and news outlets calling some random dudes with random degrees experts because they have themselves no cl
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by fhunt 6y ago
False claims. There're as many who do and do you know what it does not matter for this discussion because data science and deep learning is a science independently of what some people do or not. This was the point.
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by fhunt 6y ago
Haha sure, read some papers about Bert and its successors. Come back and summarize what you have learned. But your comments shows so clearly that your opinion is set and politely you should check out data science and deep learning before
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by fhunt 6y ago
Yeah, but just picking one of many requirements in game dev and advocating why lang x can do this better than y ignores all the other checkboxes. Yeah, C++ is nerve-wrecking but Rust can be even more. IIRC there was a thread about Zig vs Ru
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by fhunt 6y ago
Then take data science or deep learning which is a science as sophisticated, same there. We trust experts from other industries so much that we do not tolerate any other view without having a clue what is going on ourselves. The reason is
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by fhunt 6y ago
My question is probably off because I lack the knowledge but how do the commercial games/game engines do this then if this is such a rocket science? Something like Fortnite or an aged GTA do what you've described (downloading asse
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by fhunt 6y ago
Ofc I'm aware of this and this is what I did, I just want a nice form factor.
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by fhunt 6y ago
OT: Imagine "experts" from our industry explain the mainstream our world: e.g. what's the right programming language, or database technology, why types matter, or not? Why do we trust "experts" from other industries
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by fhunt 6y ago
Few weeks ago I was looking for something like this. If there was anything similar, it was always sold out or did never launch, I don't expect better availability with item. And if they ask for $100 which is way too high and would give
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by fhunt 6y ago
> but I wouldn't advocate completely doing away with them. didn't say this > Carefully written tests allow you to confidently edit the code without worrying that you might have broken something in the process. yes true but a
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by fhunt 6y ago
TS has by far the most advanced compile-time type system followed by Rust. TS has the best and most responsive editor support (tsserver). I know that Rust's is much slower but IDK much more than that. Re ecosystem and build system: TS&
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by fhunt 6y ago
> I'm not sure how they're mutually exclusive. Where did I say that? I just meant, and my apologies for not being clear, focus should be types, ofc you still need tests. But not as many as a decade ago and more important, peopl
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by fhunt 6y ago
OT but it this decade not more about types than tests? Edit: Since this seems to be an unpopular opinion why stop here, haha: The more one stresses tests the more he/she signals that he must have missed years of advancements in softwar
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by fhunt 6y ago
i haven't used the original ctrl keys for a decade, nowadays everyone puts control on caps, even on a mac haha. then your left pinky is closer to ctrl + faster than your left thumb to command and if you want you beloved spotlight just
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by fhunt 6y ago
do you think this always praised evil-mode feels natural to a vimmer or feels like something close but yeah, not great like all vim emulations in all other editos?
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by fhunt 6y ago
then you might have missed coc.vim (vscode's full LSP for vim)
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by fhunt 6y ago
me too, plus some oddities like c-d and c-u are not remapped to d and u like on vimium, while not standard compliant it's a must because it is overridden by a browser bind. otherwise it's fast but there was more stuff which was no
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by fhunt 6y ago
There are not as far apart as I thought https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&geo=US&q=v...
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by fhunt 6y ago
Moved to Win after a decade on a Mac, this doesn't make sense, most Mac keys are not much better and you are just used to it, rather install AHK, something which no other platform has, and remap keys in a sane way.
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by fhunt 6y ago
IDK I am totally fine with i, I and A haha and the brain is also faster when processing chords from the fingers only. If you blend feet or even just thumb strokes in you significantly slow down. edit: just thinking of piano players, maybe I
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by fhunt 6y ago
Thought how great, for a split-second. But key for being 24/7 in front my computer with zero issues for decades is among other things—I move all the time, hence I need a keyboard which moves all the way with me and you can imagine that
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by fhunt 6y ago
Depends on the schema changes. If you (1) change/remove existing keys from existing types, you need as well a migration which runs before the app starts. If you (2) add new keys to existing types or add new types you don't need mi
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by fhunt 6y ago
Me neither, try Tachyons which is what Tailwind wants to be, minimalistic, atomic, great UX.
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by fhunt 6y ago
While Hasura is nice, it's too much blackbox, too much all-in, too much risk, we decided against it. 2021 is great because of TypeScript, types and decorators (just put here any other typed lang with decoraters if you do not like TS).
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by fhunt 6y ago
> our data was an inconsistent Because you didn't put strict validation before data entered Mongo and I guess you didn't use a typed lang which makes such a validation like a no-brainer and quite natural. SQL gives you type che
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by fhunt 6y ago
@dang, I found this in the guidelines: Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work. I see good critical comments here but also many shallow dismissals from people who just sneer at the work of all sof