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Comment #49167291
Never underestimate how much damage a single high-ranked idiot can inflict on its own ranks.
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Comment #49165355
The GP was trolling.
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Comment #49165345
One will be long dead when a desired fundamental change finally completes. So any suggestion to stay and wait it out is plain disingenuous.
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Comment #49107497
Good time to mention TwinMotion - a real-time archviz software from Epic, built on top of Unreal Engine. Free for personal and small-scale commercial use. https://www.twinmotion.co…
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Comment #49095041
It is vastly superior to Khan. Had my kids go through both, so can compare. That said, on higher levels there's some cruft that trains mechanical skills, and that's on subjects tha…
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Comment #49094878
If said experience is subpar, e.g. when it happens with 30+ student classes when 80% dgaf, there's no harm in offering an alternative to those who wants it. And the rest can contin…
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Comment #48990578
If it weren't for Bool as a name, that's just 0 for OK, non-zero for errors with 1 being general failure.
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Comment #48907729
> I would consider it beautiful. If there's something that C++ actually lacks, that's the elegance, grace and beauty. The rest, it's all already there or will be there shortly :)
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Comment #48847803
"Baith" ? That's a pretty niche word I'd say.
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Comment #48802354
The principal difference is that things keep working if I stop paying. All other aspects are secondary. And generally speaking there is a lot of options that are excellent for deve…
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Comment #48801885
Yeah, they do, but an actually fair to all sides model is that of one-time sales coupled with optional paid-for updates.
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Comment #48671041
Then they aren't the target audience of this particular Rolex.
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Comment #48671018
Yeah, sounds like you can't even screenshot it.
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Comment #48670995
That c is opinionated. Either one likes it or explicitly doesn't. I doubt there's an in-between.
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Comment #48519010
Skimmed it before asking. It's written for people who already know who the author is. Hence the question.
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Comment #48514961
What is he notable for in the context of Mozilla?
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Comment #48413328
> the process of it's (sic) evolution deeply fascinating. ... as it is disappointing. Not everything that can be done should be done.
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Comment #48356795
This sort of anecdotal evidence tells more about you than Telegram ;)
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Comment #48355475
Nice little detail - WhatsApp was a $1/year subscription before they sold to Zuckerberg ... with the exact subscription cost now conspicuously missing from the app's Wikipedia page…
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Comment #48328093
Way outdated info, but back in mid '00s when I was interviewing with EA, the recruiter guy who happened to like me said - "be careful when entering gamedev domain, because it's ver…
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Comment #48323751
Twice a year
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Comment #48270059
The main issue with Gnutella was - IIRC - that it didn't scale. At least the initial version, not sure if there was a revised one. Basically, if you open the log window and look at…
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Comment #48270031
Not to forget the eMule.
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Comment #48266870
AltaVista had so much noise that it was basically unusable... which exactly the issue Google solved and why it still exists and AV doesn't.
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Comment #48246496
The WTF name really lies on the surface, there's no authoritative source of its origin. I have a wtf.c from 10+ years ago when I was re-implementing Windows-style Unicode handling …