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hyperbolablabla

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    Comment #49174839

    This is the author's gripe, though. You're sacrificing end user experience for developer ergonomics.

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    Comment #49044894

    Hmm, Osaka has plenty of trash cans... Did you mean Tokyo?

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    Comment #48127554

    Serious question, what are people using this for?

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    Comment #48073649

    I enjoyed the Dexter's one which was a point and click adventure where you had to solve puzzles.

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    Comment #47931028

    I actually love typos these days because it usually lets me know Im talking to a fellow human :)

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    Comment #47800343

    Having made multiple (dare I say) fairly successful games on the Playdate, I can attest to how fantastic the developer experience has been and how easy it was for my non dev collab…

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    Comment #47800328

    It's very low volume, sadly this was unavoidable I think, given the extremely custom nature of the input

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    Comment #47748170

    GPS (using TOA or absolute time of a arrival) is cool and everything, but I'm a much bigger fan of TDOA, when you trilaterate using time _difference_ of arrival, relative to each s…

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    Comment #47671352

    I'm a brit who was born in and lives in Watford. I was mugged at knifepoint on oxford street in 2019, and have personally witnessed multiple phone thefts. Non-fatal knife crime is …

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    Comment #47514328

    Not to state the obvious but, isn't literacy an entry requirement for a college course?

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    Comment #47451485

    In my experience I have found the xdg-desktop-portal for whatever reason to be completely non functional on Arch/Hyprland. It must be an issue with my config but on x11 I never had…

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    Comment #47287004

    I want to love Mojo, but honestly, I think changing the semantics of the language is a massive footgun that will stunt adoption. Being a strict syntatic superset is not enough imo,…

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    Comment #47279983

    At the most basic level, even just not letting Claude run terraform apply would've solved this issue. Review the god damn plan first! This is like engineering 101

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    Comment #47229146

    I don't understand how a trillion dollar company can't at this point say "you know what, I think we're good on the profit front, let's convert some of that into improving UX"

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    Comment #47166585

    I guess that makes Usain Bolt a physicist?

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    Comment #47166573

    A factoid is a fact commonly thought to be true, but is actually false.

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    Comment #46770360

    My statement was a fact, and in my opinion not politically loaded, yet respectful to Justine. I chose my words carefully.

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    Comment #46764251

    Justine identifies as a woman.

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    Comment #46764152

    AFAIK, RAD was acquired by Epic before Ryan began working on the Linux port

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    Comment #46762766

    This is awesome. I've been meaning to check out WireGuard for some time, and this project has been inspiring for me. Thanks!

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    Comment #46653089

    My friend does this and I feel the same way. I could never bring myself to do this, I cant even smile at people

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    Comment #46442637

    My only gripe is that the tile metadata is stored as JSON, which I get is for compatibility reasons with existing software, but for e.g. a simple C program to implement the full sp…

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    Comment #46418821

    You need to learn to enjoy small talk, it's the bridge to "large" talk, which is how you connect with people. Meeting people you can connect with is a numbers game! So if you can l…

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    Comment #46332011

    Frankly STB is a bit of a lefty nutjob, those types are known for excommunicating good friends over minor political schisms... Talking from experience.