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rcme

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    Comment #37605879

    You could transmit raw rgba pixels at 1920x1080 and 60 fps in less than 500 mbps.

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    Comment #37602620

    Yes, these frameworks are fundamentally broken. Even a framework with extensive usage like React doesn’t work for real-time applications. Or at least your only option is to manipul…

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    Comment #37602546

    And, additionally, raycasting should just work in a good game engine. “You don’t need raycasting” is a seriously weak argument.

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    Comment #37602329

    Undoubtably the hundreds of artists and producers working on Ghibli are extraordinarily talent. But talent isn’t genius. But I’ve come to realize talent isn’t brilliance.

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    Comment #37594243

    Surely the delivery costs will be, at least partially, included in the cost of the goods.

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    Comment #37594029

    Maybe for a while. But when you add the maintenance burden to the code, it stays there, forever being felt. Over time, this degrades the product for everyone. And indeed, Windows c…

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    Comment #37580836

    Why would a Stanford grad care about earning a meager salary at Zipline?

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    Comment #37579694

    No, my preference is the One True Preference!

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    Comment #37553047

    I always find it weird that people lament population decline. Japan still has a lot of people. Sure, that number is going down now, but you can’t look at the trend and extrapolate …

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    Comment #37552075

    Only within one calendar year. In your original AAPL / MSFT example, you’d need to pay taxes at the end of the year on any gains from your AAPL sale assuming that’s as your only tr…

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    Comment #37551504

    And manufacturers have many choices in what they produce. Your answer explains why consumers have responsibility for their actions. You haven’t explained why, in your opinion, manu…

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    Comment #37547354

    It’s more akin to pumping water up hill at times of excess energy and then generating hydro power during times of peak power. Such a system is essentially a water battery, and the …

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    Comment #37543714

    You already are taxed for this decision via capital gains taxes.

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    Comment #37542490

    Why does the responsibility solely fall on the product owner? Is it because the product owner is using the product for their own benefit? Is it not true, though, that the product m…

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    Comment #37540677

    Most pipes get coated with minerals so you’re not really getting much benefit from the copper.

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    Comment #37540670

    Press fittings alleviates the need for soldering copper.

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    Comment #37540621

    And heme iron?

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    Comment #37540542

    It works perfectly fine. You just copy and paste the code you need. If someone else needs it, they search the code base first, which is normal in large code bases. There are tons o…

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    Comment #37540468

    I think nginx does that too; if you send it a hup signal, it will reload the config.

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    Comment #37540441

    I agree. There’s a certain freedom in the speakers working correctly, you know?

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    Comment #37540228

    What is “enterprise” use? Plenty of enterprises use Go.

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    Comment #37540155

    In the US, when we had a kid, we had genetic screens done for over a hundred genetic diseases. The baby’s DNA was also tested for Down’s.

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    Comment #37531782

    As computer scientists, we really should assume he took the shortest path between the final set of destinations rather than travel between them sequentially.