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    Comment #39082618

    They also wanted "without loss of performance" (compared to C, I think, based on the context), which also has tension with the other requirements. I don't think it's possible to ma…

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    Comment #38154535

    Cities: Skylines was sort of a follow-up to Cities In Motion, which was entirely about transportation, so that's a very essential part of its DNA.

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    Comment #38154235

    Game dev in general is that way, but my impression was that Colossal Order had traditionally been a little better than most. I suppose I may have been mistaken.

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    Comment #38154199

    They let you return the game no questions asked if you haven't played it for two hours.

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    Comment #38154189

    Using web tech for the UI isn't a problem here. The article, when measuring the performance impact of different rendering phases, describes the time the UI requires as "an irreleva…

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    Comment #37660919

    Humans actually need to eat more than for-profit companies do.

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    Comment #37613388

    I'm not gonna post my employer's proprietary code into ChatGPT.

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    Comment #37399050

    AGPL is almost exactly the same as GPL except that SAAS counts as distribution. That's the entire purpose of the license — to preserve the copyleft protections of the GPL in a worl…

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    Comment #37256280

    What of it, though? I noticed, but didn't think much of it because pseudocode doesn't need to be valid and usually isn't. What is the problem with these syntax errors that you are …

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    Comment #37243138

    Literally any new technology could be the plot to a sci-fi horror movie. The entire concept of the genre is to show how progress could go awry.

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    Comment #37214981

    Agglutinative languages say hi.

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    Comment #37214949

    I think that's more a peculiarity of Russian than a necessary quality of flexible sentence order. For example, many deviations from the standard sentence order in Japanese can stil…

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    Comment #37214144

    A lot of Linux users tile their windows too.

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    Comment #37165808

    The singular "they" is in fact about as old as the singular "you" (which was also strictly a plural before then).

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    Comment #37165572

    This is also the origin of the "stake through the heart" trope. The stake was originally meant as a way to hold a vampire in place, just like these instruments.

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    Comment #37123284

    That's not really here or there. Owning a house does not make it legal to, for example, use it as a brothel. We could just as well say that owning a house does not make it legal to…

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    Comment #37082336

    He linked to the White House website. The occupant of the White House at the time was George W. Bush. I am not even trying to be charitable, that's just the most likely reading to …

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    Comment #37066867

    The Bush Administration did not do any of those things. Reading his comments as a dismissal of those things, rather than the guy running the White House when he wrote it, seems unc…

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    Comment #36958041

    I don't see them drawing any distinctions from C++ or Rust there either. It really sounds to me like most of their low-level experience is in C, where the contrasts they appear to …

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    Comment #36830224

    Why do you think that? To the extent that a correlation exists between the level of social benefits offered by a country and the amount of horrors committed by its government, I wo…

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    Comment #36700244

    To be clear, Twitter also shares the list of users who like a post, and people generally seem to view this as a good feature rather than an invasive one, so it makes sense that Mas…

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    Comment #36700229

    In the same sense that Google didn't largely kill off the RSS ecosystem with Google Reader and Microsoft didn't stagnate the browser ecosystem for a decade with Internet Explorer, …

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    Comment #36700200

    What does any of what you just said have to do with GDPR requirements?

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    Comment #36700147

    The only entity that could realistically tell us how Meta linked the profile to that person's real name is Meta, and they aren't likely to share that information — so it's not exac…

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    Comment #36673498

    There are absolutely people who go into B2B data integration startups with the belief that they are providing a useful service to their customers. Do you really doubt that?