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by pythonaut_16 5y ago
A well balanced stamina mechanic would be a great way to implement flying. (Something along the lines of Valheim and Breath of the Wild's stamina mechanics) With some tuning not only would it prevent complete flyovers, it could actuall
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by pythonaut_16 5y ago
Well you could get a Mac mini or run one of the laptops with the external display of your choice, so yeah?
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Stripe will acquire TaxJar to help internet businesses with tax compliance(stripe.com)
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by pythonaut_16 5y ago
You're basically making the argument for why this should be a user preference. Do I want the current app I'm using to influence the result of a voice command or not. Unfortunately the line between voice commands and voice search i
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Sending an email is a different interaction than doing voice search. Sending an email is an explicit intent - open whatever app I use to send emails. Searching is an open query - find the most relevant results. What results are most relevan
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by pythonaut_16 5y ago
He's clearly suggesting making context aware search an option. "When searching within an app, favor results from that app" vs "When searching within an app always favor my default"
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by pythonaut_16 6y ago
Pointing to git refs should be sufficient for code that's not super volatile. I personally envision using it for onboarding new developers to a code base, in which case I think being on an older ref should be fine, since I'm just
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by pythonaut_16 6y ago
This is one of the more interesting use cases I've seen posed for NFTs. Use an NFT when a user buys the game and then they can resell the game later.
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Would also expect the numbers to even out somewhat if you normalize for the number of startups choosing a language e.g. Ruby
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On the other hand, I've seen companies where the ATS is able to perfectly extract information from a PDF resume, and I'm always quite impressed by that.
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Most torrent clients also "pin" content a user downloads by default, with configuration options to stop seeding once certain conditions or upload ratios are met. Does IPFS support something similar? e.g. pin this content until I h
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by pythonaut_16 6y ago
Calling this IPv8 seems pretty irresponsible when it is not an IETF standard in any way.
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Elixir has several tools built around solving this problem; GenStage being the foundation library and Flow and Broadway at a higher level.
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> Amazon came in and took a bunch of that money while not giving anything back Amazon took no money from them; they competed on potential revenues. I think people are upset, not because they don't clearly understand Elastic's m
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by pythonaut_16 6y ago
> Q: Open-world games are often really buggy, because there’s just so much going on. But I experienced very little of that in my time with Breath of the Wild. How did you pull that off? Was it just a really extensive QA process? > Doh
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by pythonaut_16 6y ago
You don't have to buy something once the bucket is full. The idea is just to have the money allocated so it's ready when you need it. For some things those will be fixed monthly expenses (rent, insurance, mortgage. Others will be
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by pythonaut_16 6y ago
Do you have a list of the more compelling allegations? I'm genuinely curious to see them.
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But limited in a different way than radio spectrum.
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by pythonaut_16 6y ago
It's worth highlighting that the Linux kernel was doing open source development using Git and email long before GitHub was created.
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VCS exist to make it possible to organize and track changes to project source code. Convenience of the user is a secondary goal to clear organization and code management. A VCS shouldn't be unnecessarily difficult to use, but the fact
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by pythonaut_16 6y ago
I was thinking the same thing. Good thing they discontinued Picasa in favor of pushing everything into the cloud for Google Photos.
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by pythonaut_16 6y ago
Don't those have the same problem as Gab? How does federation prevent echo chambers and misinformation epicenters?
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In my experience ASP.NET and its frameworks are potentially much slower than raw C#. As much as C# is supposed to be a fast language, whenever I run into a C# web app it seems to be inexplicably slow.
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by pythonaut_16 6y ago
I see this solution becoming more common as remote work increases in prevalence.
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I don't understand that argument. By that same argument, companies that aren't huge can't compete with Walmart, UPS, McDonald's, etc. That argument basically breaks down to "Small companies can't compete agains
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by pythonaut_16 6y ago
But a creator can? There's Vimeo, Twitch, and Patreon to name the big ones that come to mind. Youtube has real issues with de-monetization and search algorithms that should be addressed in some way, but I don't see how it's a
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by pythonaut_16 6y ago
Offering $5 dollars feels like it's ascribing a low value to the time/effort to help. Offering a coffee or beer feels like a better gesture/token of appreciation. It's not about the value then but about the gesture. For
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by pythonaut_16 6y ago
Phoenix is a good example. It makes great use of OTP, but you don't really need to touch OTP when using it to build web applications. You can, and your life as an Elixir dev will certainly be easier if you have some understanding of OT
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by pythonaut_16 6y ago
One might make the argument for related vs unrelated politics. (Though the line between what's related and unrelated is fairly subjective) A bakery is obviously going to have an interest in politics directly related to operating a bake
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by pythonaut_16 6y ago
In my experience the answer is "all of the above" It's rather analogous to physical products that are shipped with the instructions in 8+ languages or Tesla selling cars with their batteries limited in software.

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