BearOso

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by BearOso 3y ago
I'd like for better discoverability. I only launch visual studio when I need to work on specific projects, so I don't have the muscle memory of a heavy user. Some project settings or features are buried far into dialogs, and other
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by BearOso 3y ago
How can they offer this? The markets open and close. This can only operate by buying and selling in a dark pool or ATS. So you have no actual ownership or any rights. Avoid at all costs.
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by BearOso 3y ago
Part of the size problem in the last generation was because of duplication of assets to load faster from spinning hard drives. They bundled assets for level loads sequentially because it's quicker to have all the assets inline instead
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by BearOso 3y ago
As of now, these chatbots still make some subtle, egregious errors in code that could easily create more bugs than handwriting if you don't thoroughly audit the output. It's wise to ban them until they improve or naive users get m
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by BearOso 3y ago
So just add all the apps' functions to emacs and we're golden. Got it.
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by BearOso 3y ago
Most kids achieve level, upright pitch at ages 2-3. It's the yaw and roll you have to worry about. Those are literally all over the place.
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by BearOso 3y ago
In the game Final Fantasy VI, the second world has a permanent sunset, and the sea is a very believable red wine color. I don't know the context for time of day, but if it's twilight, it seems plausible. See: https://im
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by BearOso 4y ago
These are usually gated areas where it's mostly huge model homes and they since few live there, outsiders would be be obvious.
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by BearOso 4y ago
The first image of the batch of three before that is also E1M1, so you can compare and see that they do match up in an inverted fashion, proving you correct.
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by BearOso 4y ago
I dunno. This woman was so afraid of being imprisoned that she got herself pregnant twice. And others have mentioned the airplane tickets that were found before sentencing. I believe she'll try anything to get out of it.
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by BearOso 4y ago
I was in a computer science program and the department literally just gave Windows 2000 keys away. They had a booklet with sheets of stickers and just said take whatever you want. It was easy to give to your friends. When Windows XP came ou
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by BearOso 4y ago
That's an interesting point. I hadn't thought about the MOC helping introspection.
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by BearOso 4y ago
Gtk is C, but it's introspected in a way that it generates really good bindings for other languages. gtkmm and gtk-rs are really good. Qt is C++ through and through. Even more so because of its MOC. It's really hard to port to o
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by BearOso 4y ago
The problem here is increasing growth . That's unsustainable. Having growth is already a linear positive. Companies seek to continuously increase growth to placate shareholders, but that's a magnitude greater, quadratic. Eventual
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by BearOso 4y ago
What bothers me is how they're charging developers to build for their system and semi-require server verification for programs to run. In the earlier Mac OS X era they used to be very open (and free) with their tools and actively encou
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by BearOso 4y ago
I think you read too much into what I said. In this example, the two coins, performance difference is going to be negligible. More "work" would be done in the fragment shader, assuming fragments > vertices, but it can do that s
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by BearOso 4y ago
Probably not. You save on vertex transforms, but all the work is put into the pixel shaders, which do a bunch of calculations per fragment. If this is full parallax mapping, it's definitely more total work this way. Whether it's f
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by BearOso 4y ago
Wow. That's pedantic. It strikes me that if you're deriving whether an action is safe for your religion based on a technicality like "a signal light turns on", then either: 1. Your religion needs to lighten up a bit. I d
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by BearOso 4y ago
I can only speak anecdotally and assume it's happening everywhere. I'm in the Midwest US. Banks themselves are building neighborhoods full of spec houses. Half of them go empty because they're overpriced. A bunch of developme
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by BearOso 4y ago
We're in a semi-fraudulent housing bubble now. Well, maybe not fraudulent, but unethical, and similar to what was going on in the '00s. Big banks are holding onto large, mostly unoccupied housing developments to create artificial
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by BearOso 4y ago
I agree. D3D7 was the first version actually widely used, and it came about as a glut of 3D card manufacturers appeared. Microsoft was willing to change it drastically to appease developers. OpenGL is still held back by the CAD companies.
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by BearOso 4y ago
I meant the memory controller on the CPU side won't need to implement it. Obviously, full DDR5-ECC hardware exists, but the onchip ECC as a whole makes bit flips far less likely than DDR4. There's not much of a need for the comple
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by BearOso 4y ago
That was the gist of the response, as far as I remember. It was repeated access from the same set of machines, so it was more likely that one bit flip persisted in a config and was subsequently rolled out to others. So the study grossly ove
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by BearOso 4y ago
DDR5 has enough ECC on chip to make errors effectively impossible. It doesn't provide error data to the CPU, though, so errors in transit can still occur. This is really unlikely, though, and anything not mission-critical will no longe
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by BearOso 4y ago
I remember reading somewhere about that talk being debunked. Maybe someone more resourceful than me can find it. It was something about being more likely to be a human typo or a config change that rolled out to a bunch of machines. The stat
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by BearOso 4y ago
I'd also confirm this. Gnome started out ahead by virtue of being the target or idealization of most of Wayland's features, but it's stagnated. Nothing is ever improved and they refuse to fix the technical problems holding th
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by BearOso 4y ago
Yeah, instead it was sheer incompetence and arrogance. They screwed up because they poorly handled the virus while doing something they should never have been doing: gain-of-function research. We need to stop that research, and we can'
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by BearOso 4y ago
Nope. I just remember the early versions. I didn't get hooked--stopped well before it was moved to Steam, which I thought was bloatware (and it was back then). My younger brother was obsessed with it for a while, though.
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by BearOso 4y ago
> a "de_" style map Those prefixes indicate the map mission type, not a style. "de" indicates a de molition or de fusal mission. The actual official map name is what's after the underscore. I think there were o
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by BearOso 4y ago
There's no unsafe keyword, but most modern C++ people know what is intended to be safe and what isn't, i.e. unique pointers, raii, and bounds-checking accessors. It isn't going to be as strict as Rust, but you get a lot of be

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