ChrisRR

My day job is writing in C, so I love C++ on the rare occasion I get to use it.

Classes and smart pointers make some things so much easier that would take an age in C

If you care about performance then don't use a raspberry pi. Its value is in its community, not its specs

I don't see what that has to do with my comment. Intentionally lying in the job application would be fraudulent.

Yes and no. Apple was a co founder when ARM was spun off from Acorn and the ARM processor already existed for 5 years.

Acorn supplied the engineers, VLSI supplied the manufacturing, Apple supplied the money

100,000 sounds less like a list of restrictions, and more like training the prediction model based on how often its used

You're really clutching at straws to spin this pro-employee move into some way to claim that Labour are bad

Why would you sue for that? There's no contract in place

Well then they'd be interviewing for a different job. I assume it's no different at any other company where they actually do include the salary range

Of course it helps. Often if a company is not advertising their salary it's because they're either trying to lowball you or the current staff

I don't think you can lie because that would be fraudulent. You can definitely refuse to answer though

Agreed. I don't know what niche of software dev that is but we pay our graduates more than that

In my experience companies in the UK have a habit of labelling devs and engineers as senior extremely early in their career

Including non-PowerPC machines with PowerPC daughter cards

There's multiple reasons companies don't want to publish salaries, but they almost all boil down to wanting to pay people as little as they can get away with

Can we just have a site with the text and images without the awkward scrolling crap? Hijacking basic features is an instant click away from sites for me

Edit: It seems to work fine on mobile. I'm not sure why the scrolling behaviour was added on the desktop version of the site

> Coding flattened out like 9 months ago

Opus 5.5 begs to differ

"It takes 90% of the time to do 90% of the work. The other 10% takes the other 90% of the time"

I don't personally see the issue. It's a highly stylised image so there's not any reflections or anything that immediately jump out to me as obviously wrong

You don't even need to start off with Fable. Give Opus 5.5 a try first and then then try Fable if you feel like you need to push it further

5/3/27 if you're in one of the ~150 countries that use date first

27/5/3 if you're in one of the ~15 countries that use year first

5/3/27 If you're in the 3 countries that use month first

The state of the web when every site that is just text and images, for some reason uses javascript

These comments read like people just bragging about having multiple AI subscriptions but not actually giving any info about what they're using them for

There's a million ways to already explore these artifacts. A silly game to mess about with them isn't a bad thing

What you mean is you only played the first level. The game gets bigger with each level

There's no single thing that made katamari great. It's the sum of its parts

It's the chaos, the music, the growth over a level, the characters, the visual design, the sound effects.

The sequels showed that when any one of them suffers then it makes for a less endearing game on the whole.

> who read the original post

I think there's your answer. A hell of a lot of people will often read the title without reading the contents of the article. I admit I'm often guilty of that

Probably more in the US. In the UK John and Jean (with a french pronunciation) sound completely different. John has a hard O sound, and Jean has a soft J and an elongated aw sound

It doesn't really if you're already reviewing you team's code anyway. In that case it still saves the time writing the software

Being realistic about the future doesn't necessarily mean you're in favour of it

> guaranteeing physical disks

I wouldn't be so sure about that