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optymizer

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    Comment #49245916

    Have you used the glasses at all? I for one prefer taking pictures with the Meta glasses when traveling. Taking a phone out of your pocket, launching an app, holding the phone in f…

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    Comment #48757742

    I've been using this one, maybe others will find it useful as well: https://owlcat.games/learning

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    Comment #48405228

    Nearby Glasses on Play Store does this (not affiliated, I did a simple search before writing an app myself)

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    Comment #48254528

    Agreed. It's still my favorite Windows version.

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    Comment #48131411

    I left this scene many years ago. The article brought back memories and curiosity. What does today's scene look like?

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    Comment #46988982

    Not sure if sarcasm, but it's not true. For example, high performance software is still built the 80s way.

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    Comment #46976181

    Not really. We would have to downsize our life. I'll have to explain it to the wife: "well, you see, we cant live in this house anymore because AI in Notepad was just too much". I'…

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    Comment #46975916

    Your solution for us to all agree to do the same thing is not realistic for the same reason that recycling doesn't really work, why we have a myriad of programming languages and si…

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    Comment #46975234

    That's why we have text editors, markdown viewers, image viewers, etc. You were never able to "click a link" in Notepad in the past. Mixing responsibilities brings with it lots of …

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    Comment #46975151

    "why won't other people make sacrifices for me?" Because the society in US is arranged as a competition with no safety net and where your employer has a disproportionate amount of …

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    Comment #46962240

    You were homeless and didn't have a choice, so now obviously you're qualified to give assurances that essentially, "it is unlikely that your family will starve", right? /s And if y…

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    Comment #46872862

    Fellow D fan - high five! This is seriously impressive for a 17 year old! I'll note a few things: 1. 'fast' without benchmarks is just marketing speak. I keep seing "fast", "super …

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    Comment #46825914

    > because one is hooked on and dependent on the genie, the natural circumstances that otherwise would allow for foundational and fundamental skills and understanding to develop, ne…

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    Comment #46683876

    I've been using vim for 20 years as well, for everything other than Java code. I type my .vimrc by hand on each new machine to set a half dozen options. Of the intermediate feature…

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    Comment #46649691

    I think a "Just A Browser" approach would be better for people like me, who don't really want to patch configuration files for their existing browsers - sounds messy. I would howev…

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    Comment #46619155

    because ... ?

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    Comment #46607592

    This is false. From Wikipedia: "End-to-end encryption (E2EE) is a method of implementing a secure communication system where only the sender and intended recipient can read the mes…

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    Comment #46434041

    I personally found the text hard to read (both because of the typeface and the small size), the animations distracting during scrolling (while I'm trying to skim the content), and …

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    Comment #46399047

    Mostly gamedev books: * Blood, Sweat and Pixels * Press Reset * Play Nice * Masters of Doom * Color & Light * Video Game Art * 2d Graphics Programming for Games (in progress)

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    Comment #46373038

    I speak Russian and some Bulgarian as third/forth languages, and while I agree that Russian is more difficult, I wouldn't say Bulgarian is "extremely easy" in comparison. It's mayb…

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    Comment #46298509

    Several of my colleagues were laid off. We all worked on the same project. I reviewed their code and was in meetings with them daily, so I know what their performance was like. The…

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    Comment #46085408

    I like the vulnerability displayed by the author. I'll share a moment myself: A few years ago I was the TL on a FAANG Android project, where for a few months I was doing more sprea…

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    Comment #45888217

    "The last 10% take 90% of the time" The author had a shower thought. It was poorly explored, poorly argued and deliberately packaged in complex language to hide the lack of substan…