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by AgentME 4y ago
What features is Chrome shipping that it shouldn't?
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by AgentME 4y ago
I've always much preferred Zandronum over Zdaemon because it's open source and it has much more advanced mod capabilities (with much more Zdoom/Gzdoom mod support than Zdaemon), supporting mods adding game modes like the PVE
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by AgentME 4y ago
This feature is surprisingly polished. Your keyboard is tracked by the headset and it renders a high quality model in place of it, and when the headset sees your hands go over the keyboard, it overlays the video of your hands into the scene
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by AgentME 4y ago
>"walled garden" The Quest officially allows sideloading apps and alternative app stores like SideQuest, which Google recently invested in.
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by AgentME 4y ago
(Streak and InboxSDK developer here) >2. source code looks a bit old search /* @flow */ The codebase is in a hybrid setup of Flow and Typescript right now as we've been incrementally moving to Typescript. We've been o
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by AgentME 4y ago
A lot of VR games have features for grabbing objects at a distance (Half Life Alyx makes this canon by giving you "gravity gloves"). Many games have menus where you point your hand and pull the trigger instead of moving your hand
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by AgentME 4y ago
At least with social VR, teleport-style locomotion is a decent alternative to sliding controller locomotion, because you're going to spend most of your time planted in one spot and talking to people near you. When I was new to VRChat,
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by AgentME 4y ago
Some headsets have pretty bad mics, like the Vive series headsets. The Index and Quest 2 both have pretty great mics though.
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by AgentME 4y ago
VRChat lets everyone use their own completely custom avatars. You build it in Unity (with ability to use custom 3d models, textures, arbitrary shaders, animations, toggles, OSC protocol support for controlling animations/toggles from e
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by AgentME 4y ago
VRChat has a feature where you can set an angle offset ("horizon adjust") for all of your tracked positions (headset and controllers). So if you're laying down facing the ceiling, you can press a button and the game will trea
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by AgentME 4y ago
IPFS works just like BitTorrent in this respect. The main differences are that IPFS has more affordances for serving files to browsers so websites could be hosted through it through a standard IPFS web gateway, and that Filecoin (a system f
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by AgentME 4y ago
Starlink satellites are going to be missile defense satellites? I'm really not following.
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by AgentME 4y ago
If there's no planned changes or unreleased work in the repo, then there's not much need for more releases. Jq is a pretty small tool and isn't obviously incomplete. Though it's funny because I do agree that in the past
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by AgentME 4y ago
Being able to specify images by hash would be a simpler alternative. Requiring signed images seems like an arbitrary place to require signatures, given that there's plenty of parts of kubernetes deployment configs that could be used to
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by AgentME 4y ago
I think it's much more likely that we either fail to make human-level AI or we wildly surpass human-level AI than us getting to human-level AI, petering out exactly there, and not facing a radically AI-changed world. If we or AI run in
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by AgentME 4y ago
If the AI is actually human-level and is made by humans, then it will be capable of working on itself. Assuming the evolution of human intelligence was mainly limited by biological factors that don't apply to AI (like that brains can&#
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by AgentME 4y ago
Sure, but there are big protections like that only the start of functions (with compatible signatures) can be pointed to, removing the majority of ROP gadgets, and the return addresses on the stack can not be overridden, so you can't c
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by AgentME 4y ago
The modern Battle Royale mode evolved from multiplayer mods for Minecraft and then ARMA made shortly after the 2012 movie Hunger Games which provided the essential ideas all together (elimination, lots of players, must explore a huge map fo
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by AgentME 4y ago
>- Output the length of the input (or a hash of the length if you must have a constant-length output) I think all of the known MD5 collisions (and SHA-1 collisions even) are of inputs that are the same length.
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by AgentME 4y ago
Is there anything controversial with WebTransport? I don't understand where you're coming from.
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Server push doesn't let a server spontaneously communicate with a client like a socket does. It's purely an optimization to let the server include in a response to the client extra resources for the client to cache for later, poss
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by AgentME 4y ago
Don't many modern web standards start off with a single browser experimenting and implementing something? This seems like a common criticism when it comes to new features that's disconnected from the reality of how web standards a
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Yeah, in previous discussions I've seen about HTTP/2 Server Push, it seems like a lot of people are confused about what it was and thought it could be used to let a server spontaneously message a client (like you can do with webso
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It seems like Scott's bet was merely that our modern techniques would be able to make at least some nonzero progress in compositionality (and the terms of his bet spelled this out with how lenient it was), and Gary is treating it as if
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Having a regular commercial centralized game with decentralized NFT items is an awkward halfway point that doesn't get you the full benefits of decentralization. If the game itself is decentralized too, that changes things, but it&#x27
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ETC's block reward pays for a certain amount of mining to happen. If demand for ETC and its price stay about the same, then ETC's block reward won't change. Nearly all of the miners who quit mining ETH will find it not profit
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In PoW, the "work" is just how much money the miner spends on mining hardware and electricity. Both PoW and PoS are cases where people with money invest that money and get a proportional reward. PoS just cuts out the hardware and
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by AgentME 4y ago
If the reward is pushed down to be equal to the same reward that's available to anyone through widely available investment opportunities, then it doesn't seem like it's any more of an issue than how any other investment works
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I'm a fan of cryptocurrency but I don't think this is a great description of it. Its primary goal is finding a way to make transactions work, given that you don't want to involve a central authority. Cryptocurrency works the
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>Note that Ethereum and the other "smart contract" blockchains which link general program execution with transactions, are very different from Bitcoin and the other "money only" blockchains. Smart contract blockchains

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