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HeavyStorm

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    Comment #49223460

    As a professional coder, I both agree and deeply hate this position. And code indeed has its values. See all algorithms invented by Carmack like BSPs, z-fail, etc.

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    Comment #49170778

    [flagged]

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    Comment #49170766

    Thank you! I always see this stupid conversation about performance and nobody seems to get this.

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    Comment #49067873

    ~don't~ be evil

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    Comment #49043734

    Me too. Why I clicked the link.

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    Comment #49009914

    Poor AI labs... All they hard earned training, done via scraping a lot of people works for free, now being scraped through payed subscriptions...

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    Comment #48960035

    What's tangled? Which Gleam?

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    Comment #48929537

    Looks nice, congratulations. I feel like we've done full circle. Languages are back to being (mostly) procedural. I'm not sure I like it, but it seems that this is what people pref…

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    Comment #48915195

    Given both Lua and python use a enumerator, the C++ example isn't really the correct equivalent. for (auto [i, v] : std::views::enumerate(vec)) { std::cout This is how you'd do it.…

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    Comment #48914480

    People don't understand the difference. They talk about preservation, without acknowledging that a PlayStation can refuse to play a disc if servers say so.

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    Comment #48913915

    Who the fuck designs these flows...

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    Comment #48900559

    Highly doubt. Pace for merging requests have not improved and teams at MSFT are terrible at reviewing said PRs. Longer PRs and more frequent requests were clearly creating more fri…

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    Comment #48897571

    Probably masters. Few reasons: - it's easier to keep going than to come back from a job. - our industry is changing, heavily, and I have no idea what shape it'll be in in four year…

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    Comment #48861703

    I find this funny. Temps are always above 30C here during summer.

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    Comment #48843685

    Why even use rust...

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    Comment #48839900

    They were trained pretty much on the same data.

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    Comment #48839886

    [flagged]

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    Comment #48830592

    I'm not very informed on SpaceX plans, but one thing I think people gloss over is how much maintenance a data center requires. Parts fail, computers get stuck on crash loops, etc. …

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    Comment #48819681

    Wow, TIL Indiana was made with IdTech

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    Comment #48819648

    What the fuck

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    Comment #48816063

    Just switched from windows to Mac and the rumors are true. Finder is terrible.

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    Comment #48786479

    That's really besides the point. Everything dies. But I still have my Sega CD games that work and I actually own them.

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    Comment #48782069

    Only read the title. Going by it: you could also kill me with a kitchen knife, your car, a bat (if you're fit), multiple types of poison, a homemade firebomb, etc.

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    Comment #48755709

    This is as close to shitposting you can get without actually doing it.

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    Comment #48726391

    I hope you're right, but I don't think you are. I think soon the AI will do it for us. We've not yet reached diminishing returns, no matter what contrarians are saying. Just compar…