What is true of the most informative, insightful, and interesting posts on hacker news, but is also true of the laziest most worthless posts? They're both flagged, to keep you from seeing them.
Computing devices with dedicated graphical processors
Survey says... nobody wants what you're selling Google, and nobody with half a brain trusts you to maintain services long term anyways. Stadia is doomed and riddance.
Ah yes, either Trump is a cult leader who is threatening the very core of our democracy, or the election was rigged and we're about to get a Chinese style Manchurian candidate in the White House. I'm so glad that the media vigorously looked into these allegations of corruption and fraud, instead of dismissing them for partisan reasons, because then we might have a split, between people who get their information from mainstream outlets believing nearly half the nation are conspiracy nuts or violent bigots, and those who get their news from independent media online believing that half the nation are brain dead sheep or lying sycophants.
You would, but we were banned long ago if we made anything approaching valid points on places like this. Your ignorance is the result of the bubble, which follows from censorship. You cannot see it because the censorship makes the edges of your bubble invisible to you.
Because 2 years of experience is worth more on the job market than a degree about math concepts that are abstracted away by compilers, so why waste the time and money?
It's no wonder that single person shows are popular on YouTube and the alternative media. An individual can be trusted in a way an institution never can be.
Why not use these methods to map out a game, create a meta file with the data, and then allow it to be preseeded to improve performance, show the extended screen prior to loading on future playthroughs, and enable game specific heuristics only for the initial mapping, which could then be removed to avoid performance and compatibility hits?
And thus the brain drain from China will commence at full speed (more than present). Seems government regulators in China don't understand market forces either. Good to know.
Why do c programmers think that everything language needs to be more like c? I mean math precision aside, what's so bad about == testing for the same value after a tostring conversion while === tests for same type and value? Isn't having a single target for the front end nice? And being able to pass around json objects without having to explicitly type everything is a huge time / effort saver. I mean have you ever had to write a back end in Java or c#?
In a globalised economy, breaking up your own multinationals because they have an effective monopoly in you own country is to concede the global market to foreign competitors. Capitalism and global markets are now more powerful than any individual nation.
I blame (in part) the linux popularization approach that turned to drama to create a more compelling narrative. The now defunked linux action show for example. Having an opinion is cheap. People who have never contributed a line of code or donated a cent to a project think that by being super opinionated about systemd vs upstart or Mir vs wayland, that they can virtue signal how "l33t" they are. Then they justify their strong opinions with arguments about "fracturing and redundancy" but never anything technical because they actually know nothing. Telling those people to GTFO is both cathartic and better for the FOSS community. Right on Mark!
Soft skills is often a way of dancing around saying that charisma matters. Can you teach your child to be more attractive? People focus on hard sciences, math, and complex skills (like proficiency with a musical instrument) precisely because they are the areas where training matters. In the same way that instilling good eating habits and making sure your child exercises are important. Focusing on "creativity" is often just how people who suck at math and aren't particularly athletic or beautiful tell themselves that they've special too. Gonna really go full creative artist type? Then college is a waste.
"Limiting beliefs" eh? God damn, I hate how wealthy people love their therapists so much and all need some simple dogma or narrative to explain their success. Though I guess I see poor people doing the same with finding externalized reasons for their lack of success.
So many of these fonts can't tell if they want to be a web font for use in a site or a locally installed font for personal use. By going all in on the personal use side, this one gets it right. I'm not even concerned about licensing because I'm just using a customized font for coding in my own editor of choice. Nice job.
The only future proof form of web development is being able to write things natively. Everyone gets pissy when you show that maybe their preferred framework or library isn't needed because that means their way of doing things might be replaced. But native code doesn't give a damn.
All good news. Perhaps soon the theater will once again be synonymous with live performance, while digital entertainment is for consumers to enjoy at their leisure. With surround sound home systems, 3D TVs, and smart phones everywhere, how long could this artificial scarcity last?
Logistics. Can the problem be solved with engineering and invention alone, or do they need to get governments and political movements involved in order to accomplish anything? Why would anyone with any real ability or drive want to bother with that shit?