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gldev

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    Comment #24505740

    At long last it can rest, one of the best consoles ever and kept the legacy of the DS going im glad i was able to experience it first hand!

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    Comment #22941652

    seeing news like this really brings me down, no matter what i hate when employees take the hit and i sure hope they can find another job sooner rather than later.

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    Comment #19517197

    Been there and done that, it is key to manage expectation with both companies AND yourself. Make sure every assignment is very well thought out and planned, try to minimize long me…

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    Comment #16623631

    So, what's the statistic of actual self driving cars killing people vs the actual people killing others or themselves.

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    Comment #16613968

    This holds true for Japanese companies outside Japan, my wife was working as a developer for TOTO Mexico and they had a lot of personnel rotation because of these differences, main…

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    Comment #12009275

    The site presenting it has issues but the library itself seems pretty decent. Keep it up man.

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    Comment #12001898

    I am thankful enough to have this incredibly fun game available to me; let's hope they can keep improving it.

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    Comment #11993930

    Yes, LINQ is really good. With these news i am willing to go back and try it in some more project.

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    Comment #11988872

    What's your startup about?

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    Comment #11986894

    Yes, that's a thing but at this point imagine just how much more confusion it could create if they change the name.

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    Comment #11986835

    After so many years microsoft finally presenting their tools in a more moden way. Never been a huge fan of .NET but i can't deny is a great tool hopefully people try it out on more…

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    Comment #11986785

    This, no intricate dependency management or whatever, you just pick what you need, import it and get stuff done.

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    Comment #11986652

    I don't know about what he says but i know that his heart is in the right place.

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    Comment #11986578

    No need to get agressive, i just don't like microsoft forcing their telemetry stuff.

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    Comment #11986468

    If they promise to remove the botnet entirely i'd be in.

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    Comment #11951484

    turbo comfy

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    Comment #11925562

    I once was offered a position for Java, passed the technical tests and all, turns out the job was all using C# and .NET, thankfully i was skilled enough to get the hang of it in a …

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    Comment #11918431

    I don't know of any (no exclusive to tx) but i am more of a Go guy than any other language, simply because it performs incredibly well. I wish more companies used it.

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    Comment #11912214

    this is pretty good! haha i am gonna use it (:

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    Comment #11911547

    Vim, that's all i use and i like it, sometimes i use Sublime when i feel turbo-lazy. But i despise windows for development in any stack that's not part of microsoft's. Maybe going …

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    Comment #11909906

    I'd so be in with the researchers! Such an interesting work best good luck!!

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    Comment #11909824

    it's not available in my country and there's no "about" in the landing, what is this?

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    Comment #11906278

    This is incredible, looking forward for the release of the engine, what is it that you'd be doing with openAI? (: