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Comment #45218186
And the fact that you were getting downvoted for this rational take concerns me even more. Scary times ahead indeed.
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Comment #43002770
> It can be accessed from behind VPNs without any issues, so effectively it doesn't matter that it's not e2e encrypted. How do these two things correlate? I thought the benefit of …
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Comment #42167739
I’m all for using C for native development (and because I find it fun to work in occasionally), but I agree with your sentiment here. Not only do you have to manage memory manually…
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Comment #42063525
Who’s talking about exterminating people?
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Comment #41999171
16 x 7 = 112 days, I’m not sure I understand your comment? Even if it was business days only, 5 x 16 = 80 which is still above the minimum needed.
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Comment #41872540
As someone that got rear ended on my way home from work and had my car totaled a few months ago, I disagree haha
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Comment #41866323
Yep. The company that my 401K is managed through began sending me these stupid emails about “Tips to manage your wealth”, and it was marked as an email that could not be unsubscrib…
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Comment #41862766
I didn’t dismiss the point. My next sentence that you left out of that quote addresses it ;) I also learn concepts bottom up, but thank God everyone isn’t like me. I’m just glad pr…
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Comment #41837856
I saw another commenter explain that it’s passed by reference, but I agree with you. The C++ Core Guidelines even mention that it’s better to use raw pointers (or pass by value and…
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Comment #41819198
I really don’t understand what you’re saying here. Letters have existed for literally thousands of years at this point and people were able to communicate effectively through that.…
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Comment #41819102
> Essentially these are people who don't actually want to work and would be just as happy or happier on UBI. As one of “these people”, I enjoy my job, but I can recognize the fact …
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Comment #41784416
The fact that it’s a game that was developed by people that were self-proclaimed “non-coders”[0] using a plug n’ play game engine Stencyl (a no code engine) and then later switchin…
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Comment #41782668
That’s completely besides the point. I agree that working on an engine can be very fulfilling and round you out as a developer. But it’s not easy and I wouldn’t recommend that some…
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Comment #41782299
You seem to be very intent on insisting that anyone can make a game engine (which I mostly agree with). But, it’s not easy, even when you use a pre-existing framework like Raylib. …
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Comment #41782157
I actually started with the Stormlight Archives :D He is a great author. I originally read The Wheel of Time, and the last few books in that series were cowritten by Sanderson. The…
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Comment #41770261
I’m reading the mistborn books right now. I was up until 2 in the morning finishing the first book in the trilogy the other night. These books are fantastic!
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Comment #41647357
I’m sorry, what? The best computer scientists I know, Djikstra, Tony Hoare, Turing, Knuth, and more, all developed practical algorithms and concepts that are still used today! Like…
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Comment #41563962
I live a 15 minute drive from my city, but it took me an hour and a half to get home in rush hour a couple weeks ago. I guess it’s my fault though for being stupid and not paying e…
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Comment #41497055
A more optimistic reading of that sentence is that OP respects the accomplishments the engineers were able to make, but they aren’t impressed. I tend to agree with your sentiment, …