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Comment #48832249
It's promising and I'm glad to hear such a depth-oriented study of making things, taking time is still a thing in a fast world. People are paying to study this, nice
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Comment #48775346
I'm surprised no one posted Eric S Raymond's treatise on the whole thing in a lot more detail! https://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html It reads a bit harsh in some place…
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Comment #48757488
Here's my created list I maintain: https://legends2k.github.io/note/cg_resources/ Do learn if it piques your curiosity and have the time. You're in for a blast and a lot of learnin…
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Comment #48757363
Two if you're lucky, and work full time on it. More like 5+ plus if you are inexperienced/part time.
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Comment #48209279
Yes, every user just gets a handle with no personal or bank info revealed and off you go. User keys in a UPI ID in any merchant site/app, get a push notification for approval in mo…
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Comment #48209197
This is exactly what India's UPI (Unified Payments Interface) works. No PII, just a UPI ID is given and the user gets a push notification in Android/iOS app for approval (with PIN …
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Comment #46097513
By the same token, AI came along and we all still have intelligence, needless, eh? I mean people reading and writing stuff has nothing to do with AI. I don't see how some people se…
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Comment #46097500
I'm not sure I understand this. Most puzzles are number-crunching but very little to do with graphics (maybe one or two), so no usually OpenGL isn't used AFAIK. Of course, folks ma…
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Comment #45975133
Not sure about FreeCAD but got a lot done with Gimp, Inkscape and LibreOffice in my personal projects. Totally worth my time!
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Comment #45934275
Sorry, hard disagree. Try to understand what `this` means in JS in its entirety and you'll agree it's by no stretch of the imagination a simple language. It's more mind-bending and…
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Comment #44826385
My comment didn't convey it, but I'm with you on using the right tool for the right job. Just that I always don't have the luxury to do so. And yes like the other comment I'd use i…
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Comment #44809514
While there are other parameters I would consider like maintainability, ergonomics, mind share, ease of deployment, etc. The ubiquitous availability point triumphs most others thou…
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Comment #44721971
I haven't signed in to my Google account since browser install but I still see it in StackOveflow.
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Comment #44698843
Even games, epitome of performance, have 5 levels of abstraction (including your 4, 5, 6 + an engine layer + game code). This isn't new in GPU/Graphics programming IMHO.
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Comment #44379479
Huge +1, same for me, but with GNU Emacs instead of neovim but can completely appreciate the philosophy.
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Comment #44378833
I don't think a sentence in a big report page is counted as touting.
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Comment #44378678
Sure, there are always exceptions but they're only that, exceptions.
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Comment #44347756
I discovered notes from the man pages around 2020 but didn't use them as it was primarily a local repo feature. By default they don't get pushed or fetched. If course, one can conf…
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Comment #44345701
Why not Python? I primarily program in C++ but I see it as a decent choice as Python is available in almost all recent machines. Of course Windows is a notable exception but given …
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Comment #44306215
This! Also my guess would be Kernighan or Pike aren't (weren't?) deployed into some random codebase every now and then, while most grugs are. When you build something from scratch …
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Comment #44082088
Paul clearly excludes non-native writers. I know excellent thinkers who struggle to express an idea in a given language that they're not fluent in. Another related point: I've seen…
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Comment #44074862
Even if we agree on a format I don't want someone to quietly say a song I like is gone from my library while I wasn't looking due to some reason.
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Comment #44020212
Isn't this so common in computer science, haven't you heard of Worse is Better [1]? [1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worse_is_better
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Comment #43629693
I see no problem though. Most package managers support binary-only package installations.
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Comment #42705715
I thought FFmpeg is pipeline based too; graph of filters. Am I missing something? You can set up a complex graph of source, sink and transform filters.