ChrisRR

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by ChrisRR 3y ago
They're definitely out there. They were just questioning whether it's a smart move to base your commercial endeavour around leaked tools.
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
I agree. As a low-level dev myself I really enjoy his courses. I did originally have issues with his game engine course where he was implementing the software in a rather inefficient fashion, but he rewrote most (if not all?) of the course
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
I'm sure amazon and aliexpress is still going to be flooded with non-compliant tools. Hell, it's easy enough to buy a chainsaw conversion kit for your drill
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
I can only imagine the medical fees for rebuilding a shredded arm in the US
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
There's a forum for a game I used to play on windows 95. It seems my account is still active on there from around 2001
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
This is why I never believe Apple's "We're super serious about your privacy!" That is until a government asks them to do things behind the scenes.
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
Yes but I've also seen enough scam investigation videos where they just create email addresses and phone numbers non-stop using free services just because there's no penalty for doing so. If creating a new email cost them £3 a ti
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
If you give people free web services they're going to use it for spam, porn, file sharing or crypto mining. If even their most basic tier only cost a few quid a year, it would probably stop spam usage by 99%
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
There's no objective best answer for many questions. It's trained on human language and so that includes all of the nuance that comes with it Even something like a search engine doesn't necessarily give you the site you&#x27
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
Given that Apple often comes under fire for using non-upgradable storage, a lot of people care
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
As an embedded developer who measured code size in KB, I'm still absolutely baffled why desktop software is GB in size. Why oh why does a basic Windows/MacOS desktop use tens of GB to install and use gigs of RAM? When it's s
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
Not strictly either/or. Just used in whatever people wanted to use it for.
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
That agrees with the point I was making. They are clarifying that this doesn't make the disease go away, but it sufficiently treats it to the point where it would have little to no effect. So it's a cure for some definitions of c
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
Tweeting is shouting into the void. You're not interested in getting a conversational response, but interested in how many impressions you make The twitter UI is just not designed for conversation.
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
My opinion is different to your opinion I believe different things are different, but in a different way
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
R&D definitely forms a huge part of many product costs, and not for many products where you just churn them out by the millions For a plane, it's going to be the former That and the reason it's easy to get a BOM of cheap produ
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
I wouldn't be so sure. It's like criminals who steal passwords. Sometimes they just want to bulk sell the passwords at a lower value rather than delving into the accounts for higher gain. Sometimes they just want rid. In this ca
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
Technically no it doesn't. I had thought that curing did mean fixing the problem, but I just googled and it does indeed also mean relieving of the symptoms. But I think in this case they're right to clarify. I think the low level
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
And yet specifically disallowed people from creating second facebook accounts to use on their Quests specifically so that they could separate their social accounts from the purchases.
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
Well I left facebook partially because their ads were so constantly irrelevant despite them tracking me around the net. So their server costs to advertise to me is zero, but they still pay server costs to track me around the net. I see this
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
Even ignoring the fact that Krita is a digital painting piece of software, not general image editing The fact that you think there's only one open source image editor out there is fascinating.
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
Yeah I think that's what they were asking, if there are any resources appropriate for an 8 year old
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
Lots of C isn't thread safe, and that's the point. It's supposed to be close to the metal, and it's supposed to be small. If you want to add additional functionality then that's on the user/library. If we a
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
But I'm assuming you're not 8 though...
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
This is specifically a competition for young people. It's totally based around age and that's fine. A teenager doesn't have the luxury of 20 years of professional experience.
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
If that's your only gripe in an non-professional animation made by a 16 year old, then that's pretty damn amazing
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
IOT? It's a blinking LED, pretty much always the first thing you learn in embedded. No need for internet, just an LED and a microcontroller.
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
This part seems like "draw the rest of the fucking owl"
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
Because it's a discussion about science and their comment is totally valid. One of the biggest parts of placebo is going through the motions, whether you believe it or not. The original commentor appears to be aware that their approac
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
Same. I can't stand people hovering around my desk. Every little thing they do or say distracts me.

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