Bigpet

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by Bigpet 6y ago
It could also play almost all PS1 games and it was the year 2000. It is no longer the year 2000
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by Bigpet 6y ago
Seems to be clocked a lot higher than the lower cost arduino models. And has a little more memory. So it might be worse suited to battery-powered applications, unless you do some power managment. Not that I know what you would necessarily d
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by Bigpet 6y ago
But if you slap a label onto every app that does any internet communication it has about the same effect as if you'd slap it onto none of them.
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by Bigpet 6y ago
It is technically a sequel to Half Life 2 so I'd say there was some hype to it.
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by Bigpet 6y ago
I don't understand what this argument is. I think the FDA was approving medicines long before the precise molecular mechanisms were known. Even with unknowns you can still study outcomes and legislate around them. Instead you seem to p
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by Bigpet 6y ago
The consolidation seems to be really accelerating in the video game space in the last couple of year. Microsoft, EA, Sony Worldwide Studios and other seem to be on an acquisition spree.
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by Bigpet 6y ago
I was surprised how easy it was. I searched for a version for my cousin to use (she doesn't have the money and won't make money from using it, but she was taught how to use it in school). The warez scene nowadays have pre-patched
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by Bigpet 6y ago
Immigrants are a very self-selected group don't you think. Would you think that 100% of the people you know would either * have the ability to pass the legal immigration process of the US if they weren't citizens * have the courag
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by Bigpet 6y ago
> A lot of it is luck too Yeah it is. But if you model it as a statistical likelihood and you start two populations at different distributions you would see how long it would take for them to "catch-up" as a group. What you&#x2
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by Bigpet 6y ago
I think I'm missing something. How is ARM closing things up? Does Apple have a bunch of processor extensions that make it incompatible with other ARM processors? Or do you think they'll take the chance to kill boot-camp or somethi
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by Bigpet 6y ago
I think balance is most definitely the best for healthy individuals. But if we're talking about people with some metabolic/gastro-intestinal disorder then I think trying elimination diets is at least worth a shot.
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by Bigpet 7y ago
> What do other think is the reason for the slow backend adoption of Swift? It's not different enough. All the demos I've seen of it, felt like it was mostly an "also ran" language that modernised it to be a significa
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by Bigpet 7y ago
most programs hopefully do the sensible thing. But just having the possibility of one browser tab to spawn 8 web-workers that don't do any IO but just busy-wait makes it clear that current implementations of common software don't
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by Bigpet 7y ago
> Error: you cannot open another Chrome tab because all your cores are already used up by Slack and VSCode You would probably still want to preempt, because you're not going to rewrite all the widely used software to actually yield.
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by Bigpet 7y ago
It's interesting how quickly analytically solving this problem gets almost impossible (the problem being 'given a start position and a desired end position, how do you maneuver there). I've had a lecture that was basically ju
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by Bigpet 7y ago
Yeah, I've been doing the same thing. Although I only use it for text chatting in the browser. I don't know if video or audio calls work with it.
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by Bigpet 8y ago
I just read it as a joke about how his own life ended. Not something many people want to emulate for themselves.