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Unfortunately, at no fault of Godot itself, Sonic Colors Ultimate isn't really a great title to advertise Godot, due to the increased issues on this version of the game.[0]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonic_Colors#Reception_2
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Probably be purchased by Unity soon to avoid competition.
January/February is the most active recruiting time though, 3 months pay is more than enough to make it there without any issues.

Most people in tech also don't live paycheck to paycheck. As an adult, your responsibility is to have an emergency fund. No career is safe.
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The same, including throttle and pedals. FS 2020 + VR + T16000M feels quite realistic based on my pilot training.
Taking full responsibility used to look like getting fired for poor planning. Now taking full responsibility means "I say in public that this is my fault" versus trying to push the blame off.
It's not about being the best, prime performance, or the minority of people doing the homework to notice they're ripped off. There's no retailer who isn't failing to give you the best price. A lot of shoppers don't even use prime, as long as they get that free delivery, they'll wait a few days. The majority of people are buying from them as they grow into a larger internet monopoly. They've been invested in online delivery for a long time, so strongly that even Walmart can't compete.

Out of all the retailers you listed, Walmart is the only close competitor in terms of delivery, Best Buy still has tech, but not much outside.
What are you responding to, exactly? That comment was claiming that we can't know for sure that "nobody" would lose their livelihood over this. And it's true, we can't know.
I wholeheartedly agree with this. The way I go about developing my base in Factorio reflects how I go about developing software. What's interesting is that in playing Factorio, the weaknesses in my approach are more readily apparent (because they are visual?) and consequently, I am learning to be a better developer from playing Factorio. This is coming from a hobby developer so ymmv, but this is how I justify sinking so many hours into playing this game.
In Norway most supermarkets have a box for used batteries, broken light bulbs, fluorescent tubes as well as a reverse vending machine for drinks cans and bottles.

Shops that sell electrical goods (computers, audiovisual, cookers, etc.) have to be willing to accept electrical goods for recycling even if they don't sell that specific model or even brand. So a lot more people are within a reasonable distance of a place to recycle quite a few things.

Perhaps stores elsewhere could do the same.
`-ng+`, `-ng++`
The art of deliberately staying in touch has been lost, and taking the time and effort to do so makes one stand out.
Private groups mean less people and less engagement. So they'll try to trick you into opening.
You're thinking about it backwards, the experiences are what draw them in to then spend money in the other stores after their hour of activity
That's also due to the fact that it's a classical chamber play. I'd say a "theatrical" feel was definitely intended.
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What I take from this that across languages, we ought perhaps to have the option, now and then, to use names have two parts: blotwort.django_lint for example. The whimsical part is permanent, the descriptive part is ignored when compiled (has no semantic force) and can be changed as needed without altering how the program executes.
Looks like the Samsung N150 actually has a 64-bit capable CPU. Additionally, Debian GNU/Linux still supports 32-bit i686 hardware quite well.
Looking forward to seeing them!
As layoff announcements go, this one is pretty solid. Cuts immediately to the chase. No sugarcoating. Takes full responsibility. Offers pretty solid severance packages.

I can only hope that if my organization has to lay people off, they'd be half as kind as some of the recent ones have been (and not at all like others, such as Klarna).
Sure, you wrote 2 overflows - a buffer one and an integer one. Would you rather it silently breaks?
It's amazing how consistently HN people underestimate the workload involved in basically any software product, and how often this blog post is relevant: https://danluu.com/sounds-easy/

> I can't think of a single large software company that doesn't regularly draw internet comments of the form “What do all the employees do? I could build their product myself.”

Products are nearly always more complicated internally than it appears to the user. Indeed, often the very ease of use that you see as an end user is because of higher complexity on the inside.
2009 layoffs were technically just a bunch of radio DJs that were hired into a product around revolutionizing radio and then had nowhere else to go in the company when their project was canceled. The recruiters let go were contractors, and Google just terminated their contracts.
The hypothetical reply you gave is still useful, IMO. It's important to distinguish between "there is an agenda, but it hasn't been communicated" and "there's no agenda, just an open free-form conversation" cases.
This is a non response because you are not considering the counterfactual properly. How will future studies factor in the millions of lives saved?
Well, seeing as how saying that means nothing, adds nothing, and says nothing, then not saying it at all would be more meaningful.

The non-corporate speak translation would be “I tried my best to make this company bigger and more valuable, but it didn’t work. Some of you will now need to be sacrificed, but not me!”
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Very cool! Love the simplicity of the characters, but smooth animations.
I also find it rather obvious to the point I consider the game a masterpiece in satire, in a very dark and twisted way. I think it's the most cynical game I have ever played and I love it for that
Germany never moved away from coal, in fact we just had a new coal plant online without a valid construction permit and illegaly removed protetswrs to kind of illegaly cut down a forest to get the coal for that plant.

Nuclear plant run times have been extended as well, by those mean green anti-nuclear environmentalists that are in the new government by the way.
Exactly. By adding more and more ads, their own widgets, and pushing down smaller sites in the search results to favor brands, Google made it very hard for smaller sites with user-generated content to grow and profit organically. And then fewer people searched for them or expected to find them.

I’m kind of enjoying the fact that newer sites and apps like Discord don’t let Google index them after Google killed off a large part of the independent Internet. We’re missing out on a lot of good content that would be put up in an alternate universe with a less greedy and shortsighted Google.
Two words: Ad Hominem [1]

Do you have anything else to say apart from trying to paint others with your broad brush? I did ask for some constructive arguments after all, not baseless character attacks. As it stands now I can only assume you don't have rational arguments (other than 'my experts are better/more virtuous than your experts' but that is not much of an argument).

[1] https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/ad-homin...
Is a whole geneome methylation analysis needed for criminal prosecution? Seems like the bar would be lower there. You don't need to know the whole sequence in order. You're just comparing it against a sample to see if there are enough matches to establish a linkage.

I'm no expert though. Hopefully others can weigh in.
That's the very definition of what sleep() does, and the reason why, if you're calling it in an async context, you need to dispatch it in a special "blocking" dispatcher, as opposed to the other regular async calls.
I agree with most of what you said, but can't think of a single game that looks good on the Switch (by today's standards). Can you name some examples?
That's unfortunate, I guess it makes sense that Godot was used then. Tight budget, and it shows :(.
It is simple. Most of the feed is going to stories. I have so many stories that I can't finish.
What does China gain from having a mole inside Twitter? Are they looking for anti-CCP troll farms?
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You're right, that's a concern. The solution is to get everyone in the DNA database beforehand so there's no marginal cost of getting swabbed with a rape kit.
You speak the truth. Any recruiter with any experience at all will tell you hiring plunges late in the 4th quarter. It's been that way forever. There does tend to be an uptick in interviewing starting late in the 3rd quarter and early on in the 4th (i.e. now) so they can get the people they need in place for the start of the new year and next year's budget. Hopefully these folks will be able to take advantage of that and if they can't start immediately at least be ready to go at the end of the holidays, and if they've been paid through the end of the year then they can at least enjoy the holidays.
It's ok.
Having used facebook, everybody knows where you live, and what you're into.
Oh can you prove that keeping schools open would NOT have resulted in even more mass death than we have already experienced? What about the millions of children who lost parents?
Why would W4 Games agree to be purchased? That seems pretty antithetical to, like, their whole thing.
I think an important assumption underlying this is that the goal of the predictor is to be as accurate as possible. In a number of cases that's probably not true. Other goals for making (public) predictions:

- influencing investor or consumer confidence. Even if you don't have high confidence in what you're saying in the long term, it may be necessary in the near term to make statements that project confidence

- building a brand as a thought-leader, futurist, whatever. In part this depends on saying something interesting that people will want to read or hear about. People can enjoy this kind of prediction without believing it. A book review for Kurzweil's The Singularity is Near said "exhilarating speculation is great fun to read, but needs to be taken with a huge dose of salt." Buckminster Fuller was wrong about many things but people still enjoy his work because it's interesting.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Singularity_Is_Near#Review...

- influencing policy in your preferred direction. No one can predict the number of severe zoonotic diseases that will have epidemics in the next 30 years, but some experts think they'll happen more frequently as the climate crisis progresses. We might all be better off if experts understate the uncertainty in their projections when they make their case to policy-makers.
Some of this is because of the WARN Act in California [0], which requires 60-day notice before any mass layoff. Employers can also fulfill the requirements of this mandate by letting employees go now but having their actual termination date 60+ days in advance. I've been survived a few layoffs that work this way.

Good for Patreon to go beyond the 60-day mandated period though

[0] https://edd.ca.gov/en/Jobs_and_Training/Layoff_Services_WARN
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Since we've asked you many times to stop posting flamebait and personal attacks to HN, and you've kept doing it, I've banned this account.

If you don't want to be banned, you're welcome to email hn@ycombinator.com and give us reason to believe that you'll follow the rules in the future. They're here: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26637812 (March 2021)

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FB is still doing good job ! It's finding its way to the real death of social media. Thanks Mark and the team !
plenty of real working farmers agree, sure. but they mostly just buy something else and get on with their lives.
This is one of the major reasons why I try to limit my use of websites for anything important and prefer to use normal, local applications that don't rely heavily on someone else's servers. It's a lot harder for other people to stop you from using the applications and also helps prevent things from changing/breaking all the sudden.
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Seems great if you're already on the Grafana platform.

One thing I'd say is that I find the "react with a robot emoji on slack to add information to the timeline" as a little kluge, hopefully that's not the only mechanism for doing that.

Also does this tool have a postmortem workflow? I didn't see one in the documentation and that seems like an important part of the incident response process.
Effective ways to stay fit is not eating a lot of food, it’s pretty straightforward.
... or posting paywalled links that don't have work-arounds.
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Those are things the company is doing to take responsibility, not him personally which is what his statement should imply.
Airbnb banned user for 9 year old possesion charge
Brand new venture started by the creator and lead dev of Godot to provide better console support for Godot just got millions in funding... I don't see why they would sell when they're just getting started.
Roblox is ready to grow up
in what respect is Instagram a dating app for women or anyone? Because it's a social media site primarily used by younger-ish people? by that metric any site that features young people is just an over-glorified dating platform. (not to say that this is a negative implication, dating websites are great to some extent)

Do you believe that young people are capable of using social media platforms for things other than base urges or is that something only middle aged people are able to accomplish?
Yes, but it's still a dumb idea to make instagram into tiktok rather than catering to their existing audience.
A few years back I was doing some cleanup of old media. Checking to see what was on stuff and what I could toss. Of the hundreds of floppies, I had a file failure rate of about 5%. However, my CD/DVD failure rate was around 22% including factory stamped discs.

Now, true, a lot of the dud floppies had been filtered out back in the day. But I was shocked at how well they had faired over the long term vs optical media.
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The article's perspective is that the superiority of senior engineers lies mainly in the access they have to other people. I.e., they're not better, and it's not because of their experience; it's because of their position.

I.e., the politics of resentment have reached even here. Do junior engineers prioritize avoiding embarrassment over learning?

This is a really, really tough nut to crack. And let's not always hand-wave about safe cultures.

When in senior roles, I try to model learning from failure and sharing everything, from short script tips and fantastic books to leads and gossip. Also sit together.

But still: juniors have literally complained that it doesn't matter when I fail, because I'm already "made". Their sense that they have to prove themselves, and advance on some ladder, hangs over them always. Even, or especially, at leading companies, where everyone there is good.

Part of it may be style: if after a while you drop all the "please" and "maybe", you risk people confusing assertiveness with authority (triggers).

Feed them achievable projects where they can hide failures and show success. And give them their say. Doing this adds a new dimension of complexity to meetings and work factoring, but they eventually chill.

If it's better to teach someone to fish, think of it as producing fishermen instead of fish.
It was arguably one of ex DA Boudin's stunts to make 'the system' look bad.

Boudin was on life support pre recall at this point in history and found the SFPD dna evidence issue which was a questionable use case of that data at best.

The woman had been arrested on suspicion of a felony property crime, with police identifying her based on rape-kit evidence she gave as a victim, part of a giant San Francisco only dna data bank her data was in and she matched to.

Given how incredibly hard Boudin made it for what is left of the SFPD to prevent crime this is one of those 'everyone loses' current realities
Democratic =/= democratic
Positive-ish, assuming you have good harvests. If you have a bad run of harvests the debt for that expensive tractor will end your farm though.
This was what led me to quit Facebook as well. I just got a real sketchy feeling sharing photos of my family knowing that other people would see them intermingled with all sorts of awful content.
I've done both. 18 years working for companies big and small and 5 years consulting. It would be a no-contest vote for consulting if there was affordable healthcare.

Even without affordable health care I'll vote "Work for yourself" but the margin is smaller.

$23,000 per year for healthcare is a tough pill to swallow.

(I live in the US obviously)
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Not “regrettably”. Any value judgement about our human nature that drives our vale judgements is inherently a circular logic problem, and thus, meaningless.
I always give up on Factorio playthroughs when I have to start shuttling different kind of research around on conveyor belts. Up until then it's exciting/exhausting.
Good thing we have data on the bivalent vaccine that gives us confidence that won't happen.

It's good to ask questions but you should probably ask them of someone who knows what they are talking about instead of spreading conspiracies.
I figure there must be at least some from the original BSD code.
I wonder if it's somehow related to some allegations floating around today (e.g. https://twitter.com/TizzyEnt/status/1569439160561442817 ) of Patreon dealing with part of the revenue coming from effectively selling risque pictures of minors.
There is of course no reasonable expectation that any other PD will take the hint and follow suit.
I think the confusion might lie in the use of your term "equivalent intoxication" then. Especially when you then mentioned their different intoxication profiles. How exactly would you define equivalent intoxication levels in something with different intoxication profiles?
This is why if you've ever been to a music festival they make it absolutely explicitly clear that you can go to the on-site paramedics for anything and they won't incriminate you. Putting someone in a position where they have to weigh the risk of ODing verses a life-ruining jail sentence is how you end up with people dead.
The codebase is MIT Licensed, so Unity would be buying a shell intended to fund the project, it would be kind of a wasted efford really. The entire codebase (even the IDE) is MIT licensed last I checked.
If it's not justified, it's not justified regardless of the crime. Fruit of the poisonous tree doesn't work that way typically.
It's only photorealistic if you use 10-20m DEM, otherwise any mountainous area just feels completely off and unrecognizable (try to fly over Alps with the default DEM, I couldn't recognize anything around Oberstdorf etc.)
>No one over 40 would be caught dead of facebook otherwise.

Until their HOA or their sports club start using Facebook as their official platform for announcements and communication.

I know there are other free platform that could fill the same role, but you will never find one where literally more than half the adult population already has an account and is familiar with the interface/features. Lots of groups use it because it's the path of least resistance.
Especially true for anything where media has any kind of stake in presenting one view point. Due to how sourcing works on wikipedia.
How is the feel of the Honeycomb yoke? The pitch axis on the Logitech is so sketchy especially in the flare. I’m
most flight regimes you can trim away the mechanical imperfections, but in the final bit before touchdown it’s a nuisance.
I'm incredibly excited to see Godot getting an organization like this behind it. Godot is an amazing tool. It's cliched to complain about names on hn, but every time I see W4 Games I think it's a company to help me cheat on my taxes.
"It is completely unprovable"

You have no idea what you are talking about or how empiricism works. It's laughable.

The best data in the world tells us that 20 million lives were saved. Saying "No it didn't" is not an impressive or persuasive response.
The parent is responding to context that you set yourself:

> Trying to teach kids accurate history of deplorable things done by some people's ancestors is just teaching accurate history.

Specifically, the parent is noting that “the DEI folks” (or whatever descriptor you might prefer) are only interested in teaching about the dark history of “some people”, but there are atrocities committed among every sufficiently large people group.
I've got an old burner phone I'll try this on since Wi-Fi coverage is about as good as cell coverage in Upstate NY.
Mostly I'd just miss Squeak Through. It's like trying to play Skyrim without SkyUI. I barely think of these things as mods anymore, they should just be there.
I think most of the time, comparing doesn't mean envying. It's often a feeling of being inadequate, or feeling to not meet expectations other people put on us.
I have a PowerPC G4 Powerbook with 3+ years of uptime.

https://old.reddit.com/r/VintageApple/comments/vhk4xy/12_pow...

I test all my shell scripts on it to ensure the maximum of cross compatibility. You can't leave the PPC folks behind.
I think everybody is going to be super cool about this while they find out who set things up to record victim DNA. It's a nice little powder keg that's been just sitting there for a while.
You entered a conversation and started calling my points boring and meaningless; I don't sense you were looking for productive conversation from the get-go.
I am so glad I stopped using that site 7 years ago. What an absolute dumpster fire it has become.
Its time for some Zachtronics game to make the migration. If Factorio can happen, then I would think the Zachtronics games can do it too (performance wise).
I assume less of a concern than the mental/developmental problems that came about because of 2 years of lockdowns.