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by 6510 2y ago
Can it use a seed that makes the same map every time?
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by 6510 2y ago
It has secretly become unrealistic to have cars in a city, we still do it but more out of tradition. You wouldn't build parks (tho that would be nice) 1 parked car, the road next to it and the second side walk take about as much space
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by 6510 2y ago
input.reduce((a, b) => b % 2 !== 0 ? a : a + (b * 2), 0) or if you want it really silly. input.reduce((a, b) => a + (b % 2 && b * 2), 0) dont ask me why but for(a of b) is slower than for(i=0;i<b.length;i++)
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by 6510 2y ago
If it needs to be fast use oldskool for() loops. function processfor(input){ let sum = 0 for (let i = 0; i < input.length; i++){ if (input[i] % 2 !== 0){ continue } sum += input[i] * 2 } return sum }
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by 6510 2y ago
Maybe, I could also be asking why you would use a computer if all you want is to read documents. If you have an operator send a telegram for you that person is capable of doing a lot more with your text than you want. On the other end is an
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by 6510 2y ago
No actually, it was very relaxing. I recommend it. Unlike normal coding you don't have to stop to ponder architecture. There is a pseudo code example of everything you need to write right in front of you. Things are so blatantly obviou
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by 6510 2y ago
People some how forgot the concept of accumulated value. It use to be my main argument against platforms. You dump your stuff onthere and then it vanishes into the memory hole entirely by design. The point is to keep you on the website not
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by 6510 2y ago
That's a fascinating perspective. I imagine A blog should do something like press releases and describe and progress made on the actual website or plans for-. Forums should then play with ideas and chat is for hammering out details tha
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by 6510 2y ago
I would start by asking what they need computers for. You don't really need one to read text from a screen. Of that most would be old documents that for the most part should be public. What remains besides reading is most likely 95% st
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by 6510 2y ago
There is nothing between the lines.
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by 6510 2y ago
How lazy from them.
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by 6510 2y ago
I've largely fixed phpbb 1.4.4 https://phpbb.go-here.nl/index.php It's from December 2000[1] (phpBB 2.0.0 was released in April 2002) The idea the only thing that remained of 1.4.4 was a broken screenshot[2] didn&
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by 6510 2y ago
It is more like a pinball machine than a video game. Now that I think of it it is really a rather unexplored field. Much more should be possible. Imagine a car printed in the center of some transparent foil then you rotate the foil to turn.
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by 6510 2y ago
I want it to talk to me while coding, preferably in Appalachian English.
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by 6510 2y ago
You can make a html website in a torrent. Works surprisingly well. One time I had a copy of someones website that got deleted and experimented a bit. The index was paginated linked page titles 50 per page. I combined the paginated pages so
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by 6510 2y ago
I'm not sure, if moz revenue is something like 600 m and the ceo makes 7 m while apples revenue is something like 400 b and the ceo made 63 m. You get something like 7/600 vs 63/400000 ? Then Mozilla should do at least 1000 t
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by 6510 2y ago
Those are funny conventions I never thought about. Humans try to guess what the other person says. I wonder what the interval is of that. Besides the obvious (perceived complexity and potential cost/benefit of the topic) I think the pi
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by 6510 2y ago
They work with different tiers usually? The first does the easy questions and they can write down the issue. If something happens regularly you can write a calling script for it. The question is if the ai can find the right script fast enou
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by 6510 2y ago
In the MyIE2 days I wrote a pretty dumb browser script that would combine a bunch of tabs into a html document with links and titles. When organizing shortcuts on my desktop into folders it was sometimes appropriate to reduce a topic to a s
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by 6510 2y ago
You can do a lot with specific and very little with generic entries. In NL we got the banks to allow exporting [YOUR] data kicking and screaming. Nothing real time sadly but at least it's a thing now. I would like to force merchants to
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by 6510 2y ago
> Sure, but money doesn't grow on trees. You know, it is funny that this slogan is only ever used in this context. For all other things no one ever talks about where money comes from. It's created out of thin air, mostly by pri
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by 6510 2y ago
It is of course important to give people no time to reorganize, it will put enough stress on people to render them useless. You wont magically create jobs for everyone - all of a sudden. The logical outcome is poverty and no one to help you
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by 6510 2y ago
The defects can stay. In my oblivious opinion they should just drill holes in them.
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by 6510 2y ago
Ill be the last one to say the idea doesn't come with some serious challenges. Someone some day will think it funny to try blow up the place. But if you want to without human error/bias there is nothing close to removing all the h
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by 6510 2y ago
> Sure in la-la-land where science isn't conducted by humans. If someone has a large bag of money laying around the plan is this: There are lots of companies that will run material A though machine B for you. There are a lot of scie
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by 6510 2y ago
Congrats everyone, the pocket computer has developed into a useless turd to the point it actually harms productivity to the point it has been banned where it should have been the most productive. Oh and grades are failing since it was caref
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by 6510 2y ago
this consumes bandwidth, battery and cpu(?)
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by 6510 2y ago
No offense but if you give people a machine to tie their shoes they won't miraculously get better at tying their shoes. Convenient, yes, but it would be silly to call it the shoe tying age. The automobile doesn't bring the age of
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by 6510 2y ago
I want to see 2.9 x 3.1 meter chips now. Wall height. Cant it also be a display? Nothing fancy, just rows of flashing leds to illustrate activity would be enough.
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by 6510 2y ago
Even the most novice coder with a poor brain can write all the software if you give them a million years.

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