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Comment · 4 years ago
I have recently migrated my projects to fossil (https://fossil-scm.org), hosting them myself on a cheap vps.

I also really got hooked on their code/project management philosophy, rethinking a lot on how I want to run collaborative projects in general

Comment · 5 years ago
Might be something about empathy. If you got into a car accident and were lying on the street with a removed limb, would you like random strangers taking photos of you?
Comment · 5 years ago
And that is the great thing about it. It is just another car, but runs on electricity. I really do not dig the futurism other car companies are trying to sell with their EVs. Why does everything need to look like some weird futuristic fantasy instead of just building a "normal" looking car with a battery in the floor?
Comment · 7 years ago
Doing pretty well with Logitechs MX Ergo which also looks more polished than this open source alternative. I am fine with paying for closed source products if they are good and can be used without a hassle.
Comment · 7 years ago
Elon Musk and Steve Jobs are and were highly intelligent people. For them it is less about bullshitting but more about their dreams and goals.

I do not believe Elon Musk is bullshitting when giving timeframes, he knows what is possible technically, but fails to predict how long it takes to deliver

Comment · 8 years ago
Depending on how well you do the treeshaking, all dependencies that are not in use will be removed from the bundle.

I do not know how agressive the angular CLI settings for webpack are, but with our own config we are removing any noise really effectively

Comment · 8 years ago
Self driving will work well when everyone uses a self driving car. The reason why ant colonies do not have any traffic issues is that they work together. Now imagine if all cars on the street would communicate with each other, knowing where each wants to go and when. I think the problem with self driving is the people on behind the wheel rather than the technology
Comment · 8 years ago
It works perfectly with Typescript
Comment · 8 years ago
Hi, after creating a server you can boot it with various images provided by hetzner into a rescue system.

disclosure: am part of the frontend team of hetzner cloud

Comment · 8 years ago
Maybe we just have more interns than amazon ;)

full disclosure: am working for hetzner cloud

Comment · 8 years ago
Or directly from your terminal :) https://github.com/hetznercloud/cli

e/ am part of the team working on hetzner cloud

Comment · 9 years ago
I think it is not as binary as this. I too have friends that I do not see often, but what makes them friends to me is that no matter for how long we do not meet, as soon as we meet our relationship is the same as the last time we met.

Friends are not always those who you meet every day, but those that give you the feeling of happiness when you have them around, at least for me.

Comment · 9 years ago
Also helps a lot in large communities. There will always be people that are nice and you like to have around, but are a bit "louder" during gaming sessions. We were really successful by teaching them to not hit the PTT-button when they need to drop their load of frustration.
Comment · 9 years ago
Looking into the issues: "Add multiplayer support" The only reason I see running a minecraft server is to play multiplayer, so I guess there still is a lot of work to do.
Comment · 9 years ago
I still agree and think that you are somewhat correct. Nevertheless: the pros are training 5v5 exclusively. 1v1 is a just for fun gamemode, the money is earned in the 5v5 tournaments.

I am not saying the bot should be able to play 5v5, I am saying that he ist trained to play this one very specific 1v1 scenario. He is doing really well with that, but as soon as you pick a different hero, the bot will struggle.

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