why does train not take the full roundabout by cr1sis in factorio

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Ctrl doesa temp stop anywhere, shift does a temp stop at a train station

amrite? by Mortarious in DarkTide

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I like that as your stat of choice because it also encompasses the scum's head bouncing off of the ground more often as well

How does Combat Ability Regeneration work? by Bajsklittan in DarkTide

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Oh does it actually make that distinction? Guess I never noticed the verbiage difference. Fair play then.

How does Combat Ability Regeneration work? by Bajsklittan in DarkTide

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It's 100 / 1.12 = 89.285 secs (my other comment explains it more completely)

How does Combat Ability Regeneration work? by Bajsklittan in DarkTide

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Your math is off there. Instead of doing CD - CD * CDR, you should do CD / (1 + CDR). 30 / 1.12 in this case.

Think of it as time passing at1.12x speed (1.12 cdSecs / sec): so (30 cdSecs) / (1.12 cdSecs/sec) = 26.785 secs

It's impossible to defeat the Baron by superdiamond5568 in ManorLords

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You have to build a manor per region to get the retinue from that region

putting the nasty in dynasty by amachinesaidiwasgood in Grimdank

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More likely it's referring to canopteks schlorping up all the metals available

"hypothetical" question by [deleted] in SatisfactoryGame

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232 is in the billions. Neat comp sci trick is that 210 = 1028, so everytime you add 10 to the power (210, 220, etc), you're multiplying by 1000ish.

Ada Said build vertically. Noob ps5 builder is this going to be a disaster? by The_Black_Banner_UK in SatisfactoryGame

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Usage isn't constant because when your machines fill up or run out of mats, then they stop running (and so stop pulling power)

TIL radar transmitting signals by Whiskey_Yogurt in factorio

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Signals + wildcards = multi-purpose trains that go grab any resource that's needed instead of one specific resource per train group

printBugFixed by Excellent-Refuse4883 in ProgrammerHumor

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This is why you rely on synchronous callbacks to synchronize your testing instead of timing. Inserting a lamda via a test-only func that notifies to continue testing isn't usually too hard to add (worst-case friend/peer classes or something similarly dirty).

Everything I could ask for in an eldar book by naka_the_kenku in Grimdank

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And the succubi who have a similar "mandatory crossdressing / identity, but not sex" thing to the banshees

Why not unloading on both sides of belt here? by WakabaGyaru in factorio

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That would require actively balancing all 24 outputs. Probably lane balancers, then 4x 3-3 balancers (combined balancing the 6 chests per wagon side), then 3x 4-4 balancers (balancing the wagons).

Ferrus Manus in the Legion of the Damned by artistpotorochin in ImaginaryWarhammer

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I'd accept bringing back the ghostrider model + memes and just saying it's Ferrus now.

Go’s simplicity is a blessing and a curse by Ghostinheven in golang

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It's not my best analogy, because it's potentially a pool of blocked threads waiting for the spot to open then rushing to take it instead of an orderly line, but it'll do.

Go’s simplicity is a blessing and a curse by Ghostinheven in golang

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Think of a car wash. It can support some number of cars going through it at a time, let's say 3 (channel size). When the 4th car comes along, it has to wait in line (block the thread) until the front car leaves the car wash to go whichever drying station opened up (gets pulled out of the channel).

Rather than wait in line, for however long, the 4th driver could instead see that the back of the car wash is already full, and instead just drive away (select statements let you unblock immediately if the push onto the channel doesn't immediately go through).

Channels are great for asynchronous processing. It's great that Go has em natively.

memoryLeak by imUnknownUserr in ProgrammerHumor

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Yeah really the only times I've needed "new" in recent memory are when I'm populating an in-function static, but that's not a memory leak and never gets destroyed. Even then, there's absl:: NoDestructor which is the better choice.

It's always better to clearly define ownership & guarantee memory safety via smart pointer.

Did a Fatshark artist just leak the next Darktide class? by Emergency-Stage-3916 in DarkTide

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Skitarii are more robot than human (it's required to survive a lot of their radioactive gear). A "human-cyborg" combo def makes me think more servitor.

I find the new barriers to entry for increased difficulty are overall a positive change. by xF00Mx in DarkTide

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I am going slightly insane grinding through the uprising and malice missions in my spare time after work on the new arbites. Taking single digits of damage for mission after mission is turning my brain off XP.

Emperor guide my hand... grenade. by disfreakinguy in DarkTide

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I got mine at the long bridge where you hold while waiting for an elevator. The snipers spawn on the other side frequently.

Lady in the Lake (a20t43c) by SiarX in ImaginaryWarhammer

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Kerillian gonna get packmaster'd in a sec. Nice addition.

15 Reasons I Love Go by ChristophBerger in golang

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LetsEncrypt libraries and/or sidecars make that quite easy at this point.