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Comment #22119304
As Half-Life 2 itself did not have a developer commentary, I personally recommend checking the book "Half-Life 2: Raising the Bar," and, if you really want to do a deep and lengthy…
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Comment #22065625
Where does the article mention SoftBank specifically?
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Comment #22056870
I get why Microsoft did what they did. I just still wish they would have at least OSS'd EdgeHTML instead of just shoving it in a closet somewhere.
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Comment #22015108
https://forum.nim-lang.org/t/2811 The Nim language in 2008 (when it was known as Nimrod) had originally been planned a similar approach of considering a unified AST with multiple "…
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Comment #21701286
musl is just another implementation of the true stdlib. I think what they want is an alternative to standard-conforming stdlibs that fills a similar niche - in other words, a "non-…
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Comment #21684952
Found the article to be somewhat vague and found this slideshare presentation which was...a little less vauge. https://www.slideshare.net/KTNUK/digital-security-by-design-... It se…
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Comment #21565729
2001 was a silly time. Obviously, in any domain, there are times when we must judge a book by its cover for sake of there being only so little time in the world; but it seems so bi…
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Comment #21547765
It has been well-documented that kids generally pick up languages much faster than adults.
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Comment #21506119
> Command-line tools should print colorized output. Just add a "colorless" command line argument if you need to parse things without ASCII color codes. Better yet, detect when the …
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Comment #21459567
Interesting! Didn't know about this.
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Comment #21458157
>The ability for an application (eg, Office) to install side-by-side with other versions of itself is entirely different than its Backwards Compatibility (eg: ability for current v…
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Comment #21443257
A lot of people view the era from when Steve Jobs up to when he came back as this kind of "malaise era" for Apple, which, granted, was not unearned; nevertheless, there is somethin…
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Comment #21443077
Missed opporunity to call this "LCD Soundsystem"
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Comment #21423111
They're referring to the font, yes. Lots of people used it in the post-Web 2.0 era because it has a "distinctive" look, which naturally lent itself to fatigue. https://www.wired.co…
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Comment #21357102
I am no apologist for China, but the course of the American Dream itself was similarly colored by a "rose-tinted" view juxtaposed with less-than-ideal circumstances. One could look…
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Comment #21300369
“Turbo Rascal Syntax error, “;” expected but “BEGIN” is a considerably strange name...
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Comment #21297312
Are you advocating for implementing langauges in an AST-less way or are you working towards maturing your language? You don't sound diametrically opposed to ASTs (which are evident…
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Comment #21297262
Claims to "being able to now compile itself in 0.09 seconds" whilst pushing the need for an AST to the side represents a serious problem in the language's general direction (and I …
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Comment #21297186
I don't really get what point you're trying to make here. Yes, people should not be mean-spirited, but the opposite (i.e. the internet should be a hugbox) is just contrarian; and, …
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Comment #21207731
Is there an English translation of this somewhere? I googled around and couldn't seem to find it.
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Comment #21193455
>As Marx said, the human would become interestless to the point it will never think for itself. Could you cite this quote? > They've concluded that Phase 1 is needed, without quest…
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Comment #21188615
Socialism is not "the state doing things" or "state intervention" or "state ownership." Of course these can be aspects of an implementation of socialism, but they are not socialism…
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Comment #21187342
The selling of labor applies more to the greater bourgeois revolution (or humanity in general aspiring to it) than capitalism specifically (which is what the bourgeois revolution e…