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This website has a good list of common dark patterns: https://www.darkpattern.games/

Userscripts also use a common interface (for now)

Who knows what will happen after Manifest v3

Currently Steam bans games from using AI-generated assets (for good reason). I wonder if they'll back track on this or carve exceptions because this tech seems really useful for indie devs to add voice work to their otherwise silent games.

My point is that it's terrible heuristic and likely overestimates the actual vacancy rate

e.g. legitimate units can go empty for longer than a week when transitioning between tenants

Wish they took performance more seriously instead of just reinventing another config file format to migrate to

> take one photo every five minutes starting at sunset and stopping at sunrise for one week straight

Seems like a shitty approach to measuring vacancy. And even with this approach, it's only ~5% vacant which is where a healthy housing market should be. I don't doubt that there's a non-zero amount of long term empty condos held onto by investors but the problem is much smaller than what NIMBYs want everyone to think.

Not everybody plays games that need such low latencies

e.g. Simulation games like Anno 1800 or Cities Skyline 2 require extremely good hardware if you want good frame rates late game

Besides most competitive players I know all play on lowest settings to minimize risk of lag spikes so they're unlikely to be the target audience anyways

drizzle-orm is another good JS sql query builder

I'm able to write raw sql queries with the `sql` template literal function

https://orm.drizzle.team/docs/sql

They're 4-8 month internships depending on which program or study track you choose to pursue. A lot of Waterloo programs alternate between 4 months study/4 months internship.

My program's first coop starts after freshman year (after 2 semesters), 4th coop was after first half of 3rd year, and 6th coop was 4 months before graduation.

Why not just use the free version of Live2D?

That poll seems highly biased

How many people have tried godot/gdscript, hated it, and never came back? They're not the people who are answering the survey

A least now the argument that piracy hurts the developers has some weight

Perfect, that's exactly what I'm looking for

I'm currently reverse proxying a few docker containers with nginx. Caddy seems tempting but one dealbreaker I can't find in the docs is whether or not it automatically refreshes its DNS cache if a docker container restarts and changes its IP address?

e.g. In nginx, I use "resolver 127.0.0.11 valid=30s" so "proxy_pass {container}:80" will only cache the {container}'s IP address for 30s

Most likely as a concession to getting Quebec to join the country

Same reason why we have things like the notwithstanding clause that allows provinces to overrule the constitution

From a quick glance, it doesn't seem to support building vuejs or electron projects out of the box

I'm pleasantly surprised I can run my nodejs based tools without any changes with simply "bun run [script]" instead of "yarn [script]"

It doesn't seem to make tools like webpack/eslint/playwright run any faster than nodejs (eslint was actually slower)

Sadly, I can't run anything else because my projects were made with webpack specific APIs like require.context and DefinePlugin

Just part of English

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phatic_expression

I remember the old days when I could automate woodcutting in runescape

Sadly a lot of games nowadays have (shitty) anti cheat systems that just ban you if you have the process running or have the program installed

Seems like opt out is just a cookie instead of being saved server side

Math as a field of study might be hard but in my experience math pre grad-school is just memorization as much as any other subject. I studied for my exams by simply doing countless exercises and memorizing every problem pattern to the point where I'm just plugging numbers into a series of formulas, even if I don't fully know why I'm doing so.

We're now supposed to optimize for First Contentful Paint metric which benefits from tiny initial requests (ideally inlined css/js) rather than giant bundled js/css files

There's no unicorns because there's no VC. Everyone here is busy using their capital to trade houses with each other. For the few investors that do exist, you're expected to show multiple months of profit just to get tiny seed rounds.

> So basically, you want to subsidize transit by making the transport authority be a slumlord. Got it.

Yes, it's better to have transit company use that money to fund operations than some numbered corp generating profit for wall street investors

Tokyo transit is highly profitable and don't require tax-payer subsidies because they own the land around stations

I use [1] for searching a fully static site

[1] https://github.com/farzher/fuzzysort

Since they have health conditions, they have no choice but to live in the GTA to be able to see their doctors. Trying to find affordable housing and specialists in other cities will have multi-year long wait lists (ignoring the fact that they don't even have the money to afford movers). Nothing in the GTA is remotely cheaper than what they currently have unless they want to rent a 5bdr basement with 4 random students in a firehazard sharehouse. They are effective trapped there until they die.

From a TypeScript dev perspective, there's just not enough (or any) tooling support compared to TS to justify switching to it. It doesn't seem obvious how it would work with eslint, jest, webpack/vite etc.

If people are not using TypeScript, then odds are they already made up their minds about typing in JS and will be even less likely to switch

Among Us was basically unheard of for a few years after its 2018 release before it got popularize by streamers in 2020

According to this youtube video [1], some city blocks in Manhatten can reach up to 280k/km2

[1] https://youtu.be/y3XoUBzfXps?t=453

My personal theory is that suburban sprawl killed the "third place" in modern society. If you have to drive to a place to socialize (which probably involve drinking), then you're probably not going.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_place