throw_away_623

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by throw_away_623 7mo ago
A lot of the game was spent walking from puzzle to puzzle. I think prioritising graphics was a good choice, because one was forced to notice the landscape.
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by throw_away_623 7mo ago
Mine are Rust and Go. Rust: I simply don't like the syntax Go: It just feels "wrong". There's something off about it. I feel as if it is an evolutionary dead end.
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by throw_away_623 7mo ago
It's actually not that unconditional, and is something you have to work for. They will of course be happy that you come from work and show affection as they are social animals, but there are definitely different levels of affection eve
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by throw_away_623 7mo ago
Isn't it available here? https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/download/other/#releases-2012
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by throw_away_623 7mo ago
The reason people talk about the mouse is that it's one of the worst ideas they ever had. At the time, I remember someone claimed that the reason was that they were afraid people could leave it plugged in for convenience. Apple thought
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by throw_away_623 8mo ago
Postgres supports enum that would fit this use case well. You get the readability of text and the storage efficiency of an integer. Adding new values used to require a bit of work, but version 9.1 introduced support for it.
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by throw_away_623 8mo ago
Is there enough information to show exact addresses? For example "221B Baker Street"
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by throw_away_623 8mo ago
Are the names of cities/streets included in the tiles, or do they have to be placed from a different data source?
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by throw_away_623 8mo ago
Are you planning to add persistent events as well, so that events are not lost due to crashes
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by throw_away_623 8mo ago
I’ll take “just use Postgres” over “prematurely add three new systems” any day. Complexity has a cost too. Using Postgres too long is probably less harmful than adding unnecessary complexity too early
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by throw_away_623 9mo ago
> I sometimes wonder if this is what happens when people get older and happened to me early, or if it's just a personality trait. It's a cliché but I (almost 50 years old) have found that when you get older, you notice patterns
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by throw_away_623 9mo ago
I think you are on to something. My theory is that the brain is good at compressing memories, so if you do mostly the same things every day it's not stored as a separate memory. I actually felt my 30s as one of the longest periods in m