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Yeah I think OP is referring to the reality and not the model we made to represent it

Nope. Virtual and non-virtuals behave exactly how you'd expect, other than obviously you still need to use base instead when desired.

This is hacker news, and you're talking about apple.

It's nothing at all like that.

I have seen a strong inverse correlation in my (anecdotal and quite brief) professional life :|

That's not true at all in 2020. Most streamers have low latency on which reduces it to ~3 seconds or less.

I agree. Stupid and uninformed are quite different.

I highly recommend more niche sources, like triplebyte, angel list/angel co, stack overflow, indeed, glassdoor, etc.

Why 15 years?

I think in this field, it's not at all guaranteed that years worked means better. For some people, they grow a mountain in a year. For others, barely at all.

Honestly I agree with your pain because the above situation is also not completely tied to how much you care. Luckily though, most of the time it is.

Most people consistently make mistakes. They're not really playing to win, and going over all their footage to ensure they have their fundamentals down. It's actually really hard to perfect your fundamentals.

Can't you take object instead of TInsert and call .GetType to lookup the (cached) way to serialize it? I assume this is what json.net etc do.

I'm a little bit busy temporarily but I feel I can help you out. Email is the following backwards with symbols added: com live brandonbrowning

I'll be honest I can imagine it's on risky legal ground. A stray y key hit when doing anything on the page accepts the agreement? For all their faults, all other implementations are much more explicit and resilient than this, as they require a targeted click.

I hope you enjoy caves of qud. Easily the best and most original and beautiful game I've played in years.

Doesn't this still put all the commits on the main branch?

The pros are substantially better than you'll ever be. It's fun to see the crazy shit they can pull off, or root for a team, or the tension of the underdog, etc just like normal sports.

I don't think it'd be the static image because that downloads the entire thing. I assume they got some tiling work done to break it up.

How does this happen?! They're so expensive

99% of people sign them. Almost everyone will barely read it. The rest assume that it won't affect them.

I think it's disingenouous to call this a solved problem. Regardless of their appearance, very few projects actually follow this consistently, because it's a lot of work and almost impossible to be sure.

What do you feel the UI does better than git add -p? The main concession I have is picking arbitrary files, but I feel like I've achieved 90%+ of what I want with '.cs' or 'Controller*' etc.

Slack and other services have this without the bouncer

This type of long argument happens in 10 person discords who have literally no policy. I don't think they're necessarily related.

The opinions of 6 people, with known relationships instead of being randomly sampled, out of the population of Netflix developers, is incredibly statistically insignificant.

You honestly think that the main performance problem with a 2yo app is that it's a monolith?

I'm usually two or three meals. Just hard to control portion consistently.

I've eliminated all snacking and soda calories from my life and I still have a big problem with maintaining/losing weight. Definitely should be helping though.

Other than patch, there's also etags and match headers that are frequently used and well supported.

To reverse it, I can't really think of anything skype does better than discord in a mildly gaming context honestly.