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by CoryG89 10y ago
I disagree in part with (b). A hard fork could split the community and cause the price of ether to crash further. While miners who fork may not actually lose ether in the process, they may actively cause it to lose whatever value it has lef
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by CoryG89 10y ago
I agree that 15% may not be that extreme, but 15% is not all that's at stake. 100% of all ether existing has so far lost 20% of its value (relative to other currencies at the time of the article's writing). I wouldn't be surp
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by CoryG89 10y ago
The idea here isn't making better collision simulations. We do that well enough already. I think the big deal here is teaching an AI how to predict the outcomes of collisions by training it with a physics engine.
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by CoryG89 10y ago
It's very possible the supposed hacker is a Clinton supporter and/or Trump opposer and when deciding which documents to publish they naturally tended toward documents which make Clinton look good and/or make Trump look bad.
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by CoryG89 10y ago
So like console.log for cellular biology?
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by CoryG89 11y ago
The first amendment does not guarantee the right to privacy. Most Americans would be surprised to know that the Constitution does not guarantee privacy at all. The closest you get is the 4th amendment which only protects against unreasonabl
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by CoryG89 11y ago
> According to the generalized uncertainty principle (a concept from speculative models of quantum gravity), the Planck length is, in principle, within a factor of 10, the shortest measurable length – and no theoretically known improveme
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by CoryG89 11y ago
I would say that not many actual implementations of software turn out to be beautiful, assuming it is above a certain threshold of complexity and it is meant for production use. On the other hand, the ideas, algorithms, or the protocols on
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by CoryG89 11y ago
MDMA does not form a physical dependence. In fact, if you keep taking it, it will stop working altogether eventually, regardless of an increased dose. There have been many bullshit studies with predetermined agendas and bad methodologies wh
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by CoryG89 11y ago
You're right here. I don't think I'd use it for extreme poverty. I might use it as a way to measure 'the poor' though. Although, the relative adjusted cost of 500MB of internet data is going to vary greatly dependin
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by CoryG89 11y ago
Is disabling Javascript or cookies equally selfish? Because it seems like the same thing from where I'm standing.
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by CoryG89 11y ago
This reminds me of a math game we used to play in elementary school called 24. I also recreated it, uses websockets for multiplayer: https://get24.jit.su
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by CoryG89 11y ago
I agree, I think students should be learning how to set up version control very early on in 101 level classes. If for nothing else, it will preserve their work and ensure nothing is lost. I wish I had all of my work from University in git.
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by CoryG89 11y ago
Accompanying video presentation and powerpoint slides can be found at: http://www.guerrilla-games.com/publications.html
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The Real-Time Volumetric Cloudscapes of Horizon Zero Dawn [pdf](killzone.dl.playstation.net)
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by CoryG89 11y ago
Android version please!
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by CoryG89 11y ago
For people who don't see what's wrong here. The issue is not about whether the word 'retard' is or is not offensive to anyone. You need to consider that GitHub currently hosts a large percentage of the web's open so
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by CoryG89 11y ago
I would say the same thing for asm.js. If you had enough time/patience you could still determine how some given logic worked in some sample asm.js code.
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by CoryG89 11y ago
I guess to each their own then. I really just want the new syntax features, modules, classes, const,maybe template strings will be nice too. I work with async ES5 code all the time and I don't have many problems with async when using p
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by CoryG89 11y ago
Surely the techniques and logic used to empower such inventions and innovation had to be discovered by someone at some point. For every great new invention is their not usually some discovery made sometime prior which ushered it in? For thi
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by CoryG89 11y ago
This is fine, but for anyone to be able to actually trust that this person's signed distribution of some piece software is actually safe then you would have to assume that the person has some way of obtaining the source code from a pla
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by CoryG89 11y ago
It seems like Google recommends using ™ for most of their trademarks. Their website says that laws about using ® vary from country to country and there are sometimes harsh penalties for using it with an unregistered trademark. It seems at l
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by CoryG89 11y ago
It would be nice if there was a way to check the system audio volume via the web audio API. Then you could display a notice only if the volume is too low or too high. Alas, no such functionality currently exists without browser plugins.
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by CoryG89 12y ago
Disclaimer: I am not a UAV operator. I am basing the following on information from mostly documentaries, but various other sources as well. I believe that is correct, current UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) used by the US military always ha
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by CoryG89 12y ago
I actually think this is one of the better ideas/solutions to this problem I have yet seen in this thread. If you don't label this service as access to "the internet" then there should be little concern as far as net neu
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William Butler Yeats: Turning and turning in the widening gyre The falcon cannot hear the falconer; Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold;
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by CoryG89 12y ago
I made something like this once. Doing it in color is pretty awesome though.
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I think the truth to this depends on the person and their particular motivations for wanting to learn to program jn the first place. This can be very different for different people. For example, if you want to program in order to create 3D
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by CoryG89 12y ago
> Now, when somebody checks out your code, they can just run `npm init` on the package and it will grab all the GLSL snippets you’ve saved as dependencies. Should they run `npm install` here to get all the package dependencies? Not `npm
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by CoryG89 13y ago
Lack of scroll animation support for touch devices seems like a deal breaker, no?

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