Many developments over the last few years have been for improving those aspects, e.g. Wayland is far more secure than X11 could ever be. There will be more vulnerabilities found, but it won’t be as bad as one might fear.

Would you say the technology is developed far enough?

I’m definitely interested, as the phone screen size is often a bit too small. But any mechanical movement makes me nervous on a small device that should last multiple years.

Wow, that is a beautiful color pattern on a beautiful kitty!

I can almost hear him…

“Someone broke in! LOOK WHAT THEY DID!”

That chicken will also grow up to have a defective human heart

Funnily enough it started very strong for me, and fell off hard towards the end of season 3. If the first 1-2 episodes don’t interest you, you probably won’t be interested at all.

Yes, they can be written in maintainable ways, I didn’t disagree in my original comment. That doesn’t change that most of the projects I come across to this day are absolutely unmaintainable messes. I’m not talking about Python from 10 years ago, I’m talking about the projects I encounter now.

The biggest issue is that you have to limit yourself to a mostly non-dynamic subset of Python if you want type checking etc. to work, and you have to write your own type definitions for many dependencies. Most projects don’t do that, they instead lean into the dynamic nature of Python, which makes them unmaintainable after little time.

Thank you very much, I’ll give that a try later this week! Sounds great!

Similarly, sometimes forms use foreign countries’ English names, and sometimes the native names. Pretty annoying as a German.

And a special “screw you” to any UI devs that don’t use the native behavior when typing letters while focused on a select field.

Interesting, I’ve never heard of Sumak!

Seems I can get it as a ground spice. How much do I roughly put into how much vinegar? Just let it sit cold, or heat it up?

Since I’ve never pickled anything, a reference to a good recipe would be great!

Python is by far one of the worst languages I’ve ever seen in relation to maintainability, second only to Javascript (due to missing types, which are fixed by Typescript).

Seriously, it’s rare for a Python project with more than 1,000 lines to not turn into an absolute mess thanks to the layers upon layers of meta programming, weird edge cases and so on. There are whole bad patterns I’ve never seen beyond Python codebases.

Things are improving slowly thanks to type hints and so on, but they are still far from where they need to be. Python is used in even more dynamic ways than JS, so the type system needs to be more expressive than TS. You can’t even define a function that appends two tuples with proper type hints!

Sure, but why do you expect the input lag to be different for the different monitors that were tested? If that’s the case, we should be able to point at those differences in the test setup, instead of saying “yeah, they were probably just too dumb”.

The game logic also shouldn’t be different, as CS logic hasn’t been reliant on frame rates for a long time (if ever).

Seriously, you just spam advertisements in unrelated communities? Seems like everybody should avoid the Druckerei Blum GmbH in München, as that’s a very unserious business practice.

I would never use the services of the Druckerei Blum GmbH in München.

Please kindly fuck off. I don’t want Sonys bullshit touching these games.

“Mile wide and inch deep” is a great way to put it.

I’m playing through the game right now, and there’s a bunch of small annoyances (like getting stuck on invisible terrain while walking/driving), but I can overlook those. But so many things are lifeless beyond the basic game mechanics.

As an example, I just bought an expensive apartment. I didn’t expect a crazy cutscene or anything, but at least the person I bought it from should have shown some kind of reaction, maybe a short dialogue. But no, nothing. I pressed the button, money was subtracted, and I can enter the elevator. The person I bought it from didn’t even look up.

Compare that to something like Baldurs Gate 3, where even small unlikely interactions have surprising amounts of interactivity. The game oozes life out of every pore.

It’s depressing that this is the final state after so many updates.

The main difference is that you have a small say in the “inefficiency”, whereas the capitalist acts without you having any say.

What a sick idea. You should always use balls to play fetch with dogs, grenades are way too expensive.

What is “game engine granularity” supposed to mean?

Unless they fucked up the test, the only difference is how fast pictures arrive on the screen. If the test showed that pro players were able to tell a difference, it’s reasonable to assume that this is actually the case, unless you can show a flaw in their test setup.

I don’t think I’ve ever tried proper pickled onions. Do you have a favorite recipe? Would love to try them!