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mellinoe

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    Comment #48929601

    You can compile .NET to native statically linked binaries, too.

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    Comment #48557292

    IIRC in the modern .NET runtime, System.Random should come from here, which is updated somewhat regularly: https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/commits/main/src/libraries... . Althoug…

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    Comment #47993154

    How do you accurately resimulate if you don't rollback everything to the previous state? E.g. a giant wall moved from point A to B but it was accurately predicted (no rollback). Do…

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    Comment #47709537

    Other than the fact that WebGPU sucks compared to modern Vulkan + extensions, there’s nothing stopping you from just using webgpu even in a native-only project, with no further abs…

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    Comment #45586400

    You can expose a C interface from many languages (C++, Rust, C# to name a few that I've personally used). Instead of introducing a new language entirely, it's probably better to wr…

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    Comment #45539452

    Presumably because Minecraft is the only application which still uses OpenGL but would use the extension

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    Comment #44068544

    Not sure about gpt3.5, but this sort of thing is not new. Quite amusing, this one: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42331013

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    Comment #39879270

    If your goal is to learn Metal, then just start with Metal. It's a significantly better-designed API. On top of that, if you're developing on an Apple device then you'll have a dec…

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    Comment #39815802

    > .NET OTOH is working on its own project to massively reduce async overhead Where can I read more about that?

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    Comment #39701430

    IIRC the couriers were invulnerable, making the strategy even stronger as you couldn't kill them to stop the flow of consumables. Also, according to this Q&A post on reddit ( https…

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    Comment #38562024

    Even most technically-minded people still use QWERTY on full-size computer keyboards despite it being a terrible layout for a number of reasons. I really doubt a new, nonstandard k…

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    Comment #38558434

    > The brewing process helps a bit but you you can just boil water after all. Was this widely known?

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    Comment #38428371

    Shattered Pixel Dungeon is incredible, but dangerously addictive. It's the perfect game for a 4-5 hour plane ride -- speaking from experience over the recent holidays.

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    Comment #35238080

    This is true, but you do have to enroll by day 60 as far as I know. It’s also a royal pain to get hospitals to readjust billing if you retroactively purchase COBRA coverage after r…

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    Comment #34607385

    Source on that?

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    Comment #30964837

    The existence of individual vehicles with very high mileage doesn't feel like a good signal for overall reliability or maintenance req's over a lifespan. I did some brief searches …

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    Comment #30534686

    Chrome the browser is a desktop application, websites you visit in it are not.

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    Comment #29830141

    I've used Colemak primarily for the past 5 or so years. However, the benefit is primarily in typing comfort and hand strain, not quite as much in speed, although it is probably mar…

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    Comment #29408756

    This is ignoring the fundamentally-different issue that was raised, which is that the service boundary introduces a new failure point that doesn't exist in a function call. What yo…

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    Comment #19744765

    > For the probably best known example, Unity used to have an IMGUI [1] but they've actively moved away from it. It's still there in vestigial form, the API is not removed, but game…

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    > OpenAI has a list of something like 7 restrictions. Some of those are very major, though, and I think the word "restriction" is a bit misleading. Having 5 invulnerable couriers i…

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    Indeed. And to explain further: not all hero combinations are equal. Meaning: you cannot select any arbitrary set of 5 heroes and expect them to perform well. Different heroes have…

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    Comment #17642114

    There are a lot of very successful indie games written in C# (entirely, not just in a scripting layer). It is very popular for game development.