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So based on number of players, what is the most used engine today if not UE nor Unity?

There's LoL, Dota 2 and Overwatch using their custom engines with huge numbers of players but... What else? CS:GO?
Pretty sure you meant ARM64 not x86 :)

But yeah, the SoC in the iPhone 5S was crazy fast at the time, plus they have other advantages like Secure Enclave, and a smartwatch with ACTUAL all day battery life. I owned a Sony phone with a Snapdragon 810, which was Qualcomm's first high-end 64-bit chip... and it overheated at the drop of a hat. The phone was more or less unusable in Australian summer. Everything I read at the time indicated that Apple really caught the rest of the industry off guard.

Even Wikipedia puts it pretty bluntly:

"The first 64-bit SoCs, the Snapdragon 808 and 810, were rushed to market using generic Cortex-A57 and Cortex-A53 cores and suffered from overheating problems and throttling, particularly the 810, which led Samsung to stop using Snapdragon for its Galaxy S6 flagship phone."
Built an DOM 2 png image api (hivis.io)
Maybe they did, the strategy is probably to deploy to small DCs first. But that also means the DDOS detection wouldn't trigger. So probably something that didn't get caught during such tests.
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Well, the user in this case is the client who ordered the code. If you become the user, you have all the rights listed in the (A/L/)GPL. I think that's more to the point of Free Software, not to liberate all code that has ever been written for someone but to liberate the code that you have to run for some reason.
Full forks are very rare. I could count important ones on my fingers.

GNOME forks Cinnamon and Mate (active), libav vs ffmpeg (now closing), mplayer/2/mpv (mostly overtaken by last one).

Most common pattern is multiple packages solving the same problem, rather than forks - and incompatible versions.
Not early enough for that to be an excuse for BMW. It looks like it was “inspired by” the style of a neon rubber G3 iBook.
If you compare to other results, small problems with timing usually don't impact results as severely. You don't get completely different results if you forget to move one time series by just a few hours.

As for the second part, I don't know. Probably because we had the same thought? Not sure which post you refer to.
This might matter if the site had any state or data to protect, but it doesn’t.
Ah you mean gcc, the compiler that everyone ignored until Sun started the trend of UNIX vendors to charge for their compilers.
What op described, changing the Nash equilibrium.

For SpaceX, there was a status quo, SpaceX came in with radically different manufacturing ideas and changed the game. And then when they were done with that, with a profitable model, they did it again with reuse.

For Tesla, the Model S was sold at a profit, per unit. If they'd stopped there that would still have been a game changer (see all the companies working on EV).
I don't have a hobby farm and I'm not in the US. What wild animals are a threat in that situation? Bears? Or do you also mean as a threat to gardens - deer, etc?
Someone's feeling optimistic: Sourceforge advertises migration tool in Homepage
Might be because Google Maps and Waze are getting closer entwined.
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Maybe try telling that to every user?
That doesn't work if the other person is, say, on an iPad.
Excessive low quality affiliate-ridden posts. Tone it down a bit.
do not disturb bedtime? are apple users retarded milennials? Can't they just disable internet before going to sleep like normal people do?
the biggest annoyance with `page.evaluate` is transpiling javascript which adds helpers outside of the `page.evaluate` closure that in turn are not serialized and sent to the browser.
It would mean they were actively at war with the tech press, which seems… unlikely.
It is like the difference between liberty with right to dissent and one without. System with laws vs system that is strictly case based.

FSF definition was made strictly to prevent embrace, extend, extinguish actions (especially the last) and GPL was improved over time to close holes that allow this. (Affero, GPL3)
Yes, I wondered if they are getting a special deal.
It's modus ponens, no logical fallacy here.
I think there is value in school.

The people you meet, the range of ideas you are exposed to, the required work ethic, Ect. These all contribute to the development of the brain.
OK. Everyone, get some sleep.
Number of characters is a meaningless metric because it depends on identifier lengths, which can be very different between coding styles. A much fairer metric would therefor be the number of lexer tokens in my opinion.
Photoshop CC 2015 already had partial support for Metal.
Circular is up and running again
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I thought the same thing.

"I really hope they got permission to ruin the lawn"
How does it translate in terms of performance in day to day tasks. I mean browsing, using productivity apps (etc). Do you think the extra instructions found on x86 can actually compensate the power hungry. Therefore, making x86 a more efficient architecture ?
The side story could be different: very low effort on MacOS -> No much new features -> No much work to stability issues.
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I didn’t think I was “picking” on anybody or making an overtly offensive comment.

I’d honestly be interested in knowing why this joke is “ok” and why it wouldn’t be better not to make generic assumptions about someone’s sexuality, marital status, and the interests of their spouse...

Yea, possibly doesn’t seem like a big issue to you. But if you’re a member of a minority the message it sends is “we just assume people are heterosexual, married, and wives/women are not interested in this stuff as a default”...

If you really think this thread is wasteful arguing over a triviality then it’s probably better not to engage?
It may only be similarly effective, but much more efficient.
The difference is that in the 90s they were close to bankruptcy whereas today they are swimming in cash. That's not going to help them much in the long run if they have lost their vision, but they are definitely too large nowadays to go away within a few years.

You may call me Captain Obvious now. :)
It is. Keep in mind you have to transform the shaders too and make them safe so that they would not allow for undefined behaviour to happen.
Which none of them support either Vulkan or OpenGL.
What I find incredible is the drive that these scientists have; then again they get to work at what is in my opinion the most amazing scientific facility humanity has built to date on Earth.

I'd choose looking over mundane data every day for that, regardless of how boring it was, if only to be in the shadow of giants.
Image Captioning, STT, DeepQN etc now have little to do with "Pattern Matching" anymore.

[1] https://github.com/DeepRNN/image_captioning
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Typical Dutch arrogance.

Every other job listing is in English, but yours! It's almost as if we don't deserve to know what the job is about if we don't speak your language.

Why not stick to indeed.nl or nationalvacaturebank?
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I was thinking the exact same thing. Ironic.
Indie engines like Ogre3D just need to add a new backend to their already backend agnostic engine.
My personal observation is that you need a brand around it. Video lessons, github activity, twitter presence etc...
Of course, but that’s not what we are discussing. The context for my comment was regarding offline rendering and render farms.
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To some, further confirmation of the standard model is a disappointment because it doesn't tell us anything we didn't already know or point to some exciting new physics.
interacting with an app which doesn't provides a public API and has too much frontend code to be worth reverse engineering, I just hack into the app's webpack bundled code and use it
Because on PC, there are working alternatives.
The trend around me is to see the shops that used to sell PC parts closing down, while consumer stores have 80% of their PC surface full with laptops, tablets and mobile devices.
But...

http://bostonreview.net/science-nature-philosophy-religion/t...
His point is that gas spoils. It polymerizes creating a bunch of hunk that clogs the fuel lines

This is something that post-apocalypse fiction usually gets wrong. After a year you would probably not be able to grab any random abandoned car and drive it (even if the battery held charge)
Why do you want to self-publish? Because you don't think you can get an established publisher to work with you, or because you want more control over printing and distribution?

Either way, there are several good small publishers that might work with you. They'll save you a lot of pain -- don't underestimate the work of printing, marketing, and distribution.
On a darker note, you can tell them: "Old enough to murder your entire family"
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Admittedly though the ridiculously primitive apple classifiers can be regarded as simple old "Pattern Matching".
Discord is another big black hole of useful info. Lots of major programming IRC channels were at least logged in an indexable way.
If you're counting only gaming PCs (i.e. device used mainly for demanding 3D games) you should also count only gaming Macs/iPads/iPhones. How many are there in the world?
How is Nat Friedman an ideal candidate to run GitHub? Have you seen pre MS Xamarin?
https://github.com/GoogleChrome/puppeteer/issues/1159

I don't think we have a fancy usage of puppeteer. But still we get between 2% and 5% of errors depending on the version used. It's a small ratio, but at this scale it's a lot of pages.
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For only $11,999. I wish I were only half joking.
Because for example someone could say: "Software freedom means that I am free to use the software, so freeware follows software freedom, regardless if the source code is open or closed, because I don't care about that."

Of course I don't say that this is better definition as that coined by RMS, but he just arbitrarily chose what is software freedom and what is not. If you step outside of his worldview, there is no intrinsic reason why exactly his chosen attributes should constitute software freedom. He considers his definition as some axiom, and doesn't care that it isn't an established common understanding. Or in other words, he forces his opinions as truths.
Agreed on the buttons, it give the impression of desperation somehow, like someone repeatedly tugging at your coat sleeve saying 'please, please buy me'.
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I'm also interested in testing the Jaguar iPace. By most performance measures, its beaten the Model X.

You are lying. The iPace is FAR behind the Model X in all performance measures. The iPace has a manufacturer's estimated range of ~350km, no EPA rated range given. The Model X has EPA rated maximum range of 475km - that's a third party verified range that is 125km above the estimated (and very optimistic) range of the iPace. As far as speed goes, iPace is 4.8s to 100km/h, while the P100D variant of the Model X is 0 - 100km/h in 3.6s, a solid second faster.

I don't know why you write such obviously wrong things. They are blatantly false and misleading. Don't write stuff that is blatantly wrong, you poison the internet along with the collective human consciousness.
We have found 2 related issues:

- Sometimes Promise returned by page.close() never resolves so it's good to call Promise.race() on that together with a Promise that resolves after some timeout period (30s?)

- Sometimes Chrome process doesn't get killed so we are also manually killing remaining Chrome process after browser.close()
A host of new security enhancements is coming to iOS and macOS
Those 6w are a lie, the same way a core-m chips having 4.5 tdp, which in reality go as far as 17.5w.
Ask HN: On the HN profile, can someone explain me showdead, noprocrast, ?
I am fairly new to visiting HN actively. What do the following profile settings precisely entail?

- showdead
- noprocrast
- maxvisit
- minaway
- delay

Thank you!
I’m not sure where I’ve seen the uncompressed storage before but it certainly isn’t a new idea. Not sure if it still relevant though, it’s a waste of space and bandwidth and you have to make sure the tradeoff is worth it.
They solder the ram to the mobo anyway. I'm sure they could find real-estate, the chips are pretty small.
Ah, nice. Thank you. I knew I had seen it somewhere.
gotta add a NaN check in there or it'll hang
[LAD] Github DCMA takedown notice - VeSTige header

https://lists.linuxaudio.org/archives/linux-audio-dev/2018-J...

Sadly, if they insist on this, it will only be trouble for opensource applications. Ardour, Qtractor, Carla, MusE, LMMS and others all use this vestige header... making it "illegal" would mean our beloved tools will simply drop VST support.
But that's exactly how they marketed Snow Leopard (macOS 10.6). They even said it would have "no new features", instead focusing on making it faster and more reliable.
Call me cynical, but the goal of startups is not to become organically profitable. It's something extremely hard to do anyway, especially in the developer space nowadays where everyone expects everything to be fee.
Check his resume. The charitable interpretation is that he put the deposit money down to motivate himself to make it big. The mean one is that people make things up.
It's amazing that so many bright minds are wasting time on oji

At least it’s merely wasteful and not actually toxic. They could be working on more adtech.
I'm not sure why you say that, their official stance has always been that OpenGL will continue to evolve as GPUs evolve and need to expose new functionality.
Is anyone aware of the "new techniques for data extraction" that this article refers to?
The term CI/CD suddenly appears everywhere. Can «continuous integration and continuous delivery» be shortened to CI&D or CIaD? Or how do you pronounce CI/CD?
When you say ML, you must mean deep learning applied to unstructured data (vision, audio).

ML in general can absolutely be used with small datasets. ML is all about finding the right model complexity to fit to the data to maximize out-of-sample performance. If your dataset is small, all that means is that your model will have to be more crude. A simple cross-validated regularized linear regression or a shallow decision tree are ML models too, and you can usefully apply them to a dataset of just 100 samples.
I meant superior to Atom and not to Emacs.

As far as I know, the VSCode plugins run in their own process, which makes the editor much more responsive when it loaded many plugins.
It might benefit you to look at a 3rd phone. Because my top notification bar is always full. So no, they are not clearly wrong. Or better yet, maybe it just comes down to individual preference!? I personally never thought I'd see someone trying to justify the loss of screen space as a "win". But here we are. And also, the market is still out on it. Until the majority of phones are doing a notch, the market hasn't spoken. Apple hasn't been the leader in smartphone sales in many years now. They aren't even #2 anymore.
They're all explained here: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html
I appreciate that someone is stable able to cast a critical view on those spreading non-facts. I hope this catches on.
We at allaboutapps are using verdaccio since ~1year, primary for centrally publishing our internal packages (e.g. our whole base backend stack) and testing packages before actually releasing them to the wild. Typically yarn interacts with it, never encounted any problem.

The proxy has also been a handy feature for us to mitigate the risk of broken builds due to now unpublished packages from the official npm (though this shouldn't be a problem anymore). Can really recommend it.
see the FAQ, near the bottom: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html
Is 4 letters really too long? I pronounce it Sea Eye Sea Dee.
You need to compare few things other than raw performance. Latest Apple chips are humongous for ARM based SoCs.

This is in big part due to them having bigger caches than some server CPUs.
Remember QBASIC.EXE, too?
No NextSTEP was very valuable! At least in terms of a GUI and user interface development platform. According to most lore of that era which I’ve read it was as an amazing developer platform [0].

There’s reason both Tim Berners-Lee’s little side project (the “WorldWideWeb") was developed on NextSTEP bought specifically for the project [1]. Or why Doom was written on Next machines as well [2]. The semi-dynamic features of Obj-C made a very power UI development system and the postscript backed graphics system was (likely) the first and only vector based display subsystem. Linux / BSDs and OS GUI frameworks still suck at handling hi-dpi in 2018. Well QT’s ok at it.

Linux and PC BSDs were more primitive at the time Next was aquired, especially the UI subsystem and X11.

So NextSTEP brought a powerful ahead-of-its-time graphics subsystem, solid BSD Unix based OS tools and services, and powerful dynamic development system and language. If that’s not valuable well by your estimation, it’s worked pretty well for the most valuable company in the US.

0: http://www.computerhistory.org/atchm/the-deep-history-of-you...
1: https://www.w3.org/DesignIssues/TimBook-old/History.html
2: https://www.forbes.com/sites/quora/2016/09/01/why-john-carma...
If you push a new branch to a GitLab project, we return a URL to immediately create a merge requests, which appears in the Git output in your terminal. So rather than going to GitLab, then clicking on a button, you just click the link in your shell.
Can a browser be written with the Actor model?
What are the parts which consume the most memory in a browser instance especially chrome? Can we architecture a browser that uses mini threads like Erlang which doesnt bring down the entire VM when there is an error?

I'm not sure if what I'm asking is correct but I want to know if its possible to make a browser that actually runs fast enough like today's browsers but without consuming so much memory and CPU.
Where do you get 80% from?

From the stats I can find slightly more than 50% of the population is unmarried.

How is the joke not at the expense of women? The commenter even said it drew on the cliche of a wife not being interested in a husbands activity?

If it’s not at the expense of women, why not “friend” or “partner” (the commenter rejected both of those).
At TestingBot [1] we run about 50k sessions / day in real Chrome browsers (each session is a new Virtual Machine with Chrome freshly launched).

Compared to the other browsers we offer, Chrome is by far the most stable.

[1] https://testingbot.com
I highly doubt your fz1 got 50mpg while traveling over 120mph.

Presumably you mean you averaged 50mpg across a tank of gas which included some time spent > 120mph, which is a huge difference. Most riders can't really sustain > 120mph for an entire tank of gas, which is typically the granularity of measurement for casual mpg estimates made at fillup time.

My experience with liter bikes was that the fuel economy dropped to < 10mpg approaching vmax, which in combination with their small tank capacity poses a very real problem for those fleeing police.
Hey. What is the error rate you face? Like, how often it is not possible to render a page because the navigation fails, chrome crashes, a strange exception is raised by puppeteer, ...
Is it really conveying how someone looks in person when they make themselves look better than they really are through posing? After all, it's not really unheard of to meet someone in person and find out that their photographs are way too flattering...
Facebook's competitive advantage is that they gained critical momentum as the platform we all started using post myspace, etc.

There are plenty of companies that are willing to do 'unethical' things.
Besides the site not rendering at all on some (important!) browsers, cut'n'pasting text also doesn't work: spaces are not included.

Are you sure you couldn't live with "text-align: justify; text-justify: inter-word;" and lang="en"? If you can't, maybe just make separate PDF downloads of your articles, if you want to control the typography in this kind of detail.
This.

Not saying that Microsoft has a plan to 'embrace extend extinguish', but if they did, this is how they would go about it.
Here's[1] a two-liner with Rack

[1] https://gist.github.com/joshmn/66f715c65bc19784f95a0e2ce3c9d...
Companies that IPO generally have a certain amount of annual revenue, a certain sized customer base in particular sectors (e.g. SAAS), and have a certain valuation judged by market capitalization. Companies have to be a certain minimum size and must have a predictable business with stable metrics for public exchanges and markets to be willing to list and purchase shares in the company. This doesn't always require being profitable as of the IPO, but it typically requires a credible plan for achieving profitability (in the eyes of investors).

According to the 2017 IPO Report [1], citing SEC data, the median IPO offering size in 2016 was $95 million, and the median annual revenue was $66.5 million. To pick an example according to Crunchbase, Mulesoft raised $221 million in its 2017 IPO at a valuation of about $4 billion. They had a revenue in 2016 of $188 million with a year-over-year growth rate of 70%. For another example, Dropbox's 2018 IPO valued the company at $11 billion on revenues in 2017 of $1.1 billion.

[1] https://corpgov.law.harvard.edu/2017/05/25/2017-ipo-report/
Hi, could you elaborate as to why TestingBot runs one browser per VM, as opposed to running multiple browsers on a beefier VM?
Decentralization is a scale. Complete decentralization is undesirable, you just want to give small groups the ability to be autonomous (however big they want to become).
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Battlefield, CoD, AC, all the sports titles, GTA. More or less everything build by one of the big three uses their own in-house engine.
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The article is stupid. The author doesn't have to directly claim there isn't enough demand, because the premise of the article comprehensively implies it.

> this is a serious cause of concern for investors.

No, it isn't. It's immaterial. Tesla isn't about to get pushed over the brink by some canceled reservations. Even if they had to give up $150 million in reservations out of their several billion dollars on hand, production is gaining steam at a very rapid pace. They're delivering tens of thousands of Model 3's per quarter now. The income from the fulfilled reservations will eclipse the trivial cancellation numbers by so much that I consider it irresponsible financial reporting to suggest otherwise.

It's just short-side proselytising, is what it is. It's showing half the picture to reach a flawed conclusion for readers who don't know better.

And moreover, I love how in the past year or so suddenly everyone and their aunt is an expert on production and manufacturing and is quite confident that Tesla doing a bad job. Compared to what, exactly? All the other brand new car manufacturers that sprung up a decade ago? Oh, wait.
What kind of hardware is Ahrefs running these headless browser sessions on?
"as a startup you need to pivot and do short-term non-optimal things to be able to raise it"

Could you elaborate?
How do you know that they didn't already catch 99% of the abuses, but it's just that 99% is still zero?
> even though windows and my Wacom tablet do not play nice together.

They don't? Whats the matter? (mine works great, but I'm not a heavy user so curious if it depends on the model or I just didn't run into it so far)