DarkmSparks

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by DarkmSparks 1y ago
The idea is it would be lightweight (so just a few megabytes of libraries) and give the same functionality you get with an android webview (so send it html to load and javascript to run and get json results back). I know there are quite a f
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by DarkmSparks 1y ago
I know its a tangent, but the idea that maybe ripping out android webview into a standalone cross platform project in its own right pops into my head everytime this problem arises. Keep meaning to check if anyones actually done it already.
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by DarkmSparks 1y ago
how well does that work with linux mac android and ios?
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by DarkmSparks 1y ago
Far better than the ban them idea tbh. Although I suspect US regulators won't like this approach because they want to syphon EU users data up as much as China.
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by DarkmSparks 1y ago
Stuff that hooked me: you integrate it tightly with the engine so it only does game logic, making files small and very quick and easy to read. platform independent, no compiling, so can modify it in place on a release build of the game. th
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by DarkmSparks 1y ago
The best language for game logic is lua, switching to C# probably isnt going to help any.... IMHO.
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by DarkmSparks 1y ago
wow, what's the downsides to this? It feels like it could be one of the biggest leaps in programming in a long time, does it keep rusts safety aspects? How does it compare with say openCL?
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by DarkmSparks 2y ago
Our lawyer attended Harvard as a postgrad and this idiocy makes him ashamed he did so, so much he took it off his linkedin profile so as not to be associated with them. Don't know how much he paid for it, but cant imagine it was cheap.
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by DarkmSparks 2y ago
60 Universities, the only reason Harvard is interesting here is the revelation its administration are just another average bunch of crayon munching racist idiots. Down vote all you want, wont make blocking students from class because they a
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by DarkmSparks 2y ago
The government is giving them money, the letter is informing them they will stop funding them if those committing crimes (racism is the crime here) are not removed from offices of power within the institution. So Harvards response is to vig
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by DarkmSparks 2y ago
I think the people who blocked jewish students attending class are mostly the same racist dumbasses that think being black or hispanic or sexually deviant automatically qualifies you for additional tax payer funds. And being that dumb to be
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by DarkmSparks 2y ago
>It's clear from the letter of demand "activists" and DEI are separate issues Separate issues. Mostly the same people. All of whom have exactly zero acedemic credibility. Certainly non of whom should be funded by tax colle
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by DarkmSparks 2y ago
->LGBTQ and gender aren't mentioned. yes they are "discontinuation of DEI" aka not giving someone a position of power purely because they are e.g. a hispanic homosexual and a quota needs filling. and kicking out the activi
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by DarkmSparks 2y ago
TLDR:Harvard will continue to drive towards a modern edukayshun at all costs https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iKcWu0tsiZM
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by DarkmSparks 2y ago
>An activist isn't someone with power to do something Without doubt in this context "activist" refers to those pushing the LGBTQ, race and gender baiting agenda with no regard for education of actual real world value.
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by DarkmSparks 2y ago
I read "the changes indicated in this letter" to mean "removing power from non academic activists" While I kinda agree that can also be taken to mean "those ideologically-aligned with the Trump administration",
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by DarkmSparks 2y ago
Maybe. Not sure. More explicitly the letter demands that tenured professors be given more decision making power than non academic activists. The outright dismissal of the letter suggests that at least maybe non academic activists are callin
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by DarkmSparks 2y ago
its not been tested yet, so they probably have no idea. They for sure expect better than the ones currently in use/testing (e.g. the nstar ion thruster)
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by DarkmSparks 2y ago
comically true. its called crown land https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crown_land
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by DarkmSparks 2y ago
Or, the targets of this law really are: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=u2h-_BzLCcc
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by DarkmSparks 2y ago
Kier Starmer is (pretty much) to the UK what JD Vance is to the US. Appointed by the head of state. Meets the head of state regularly to be told what to do (wednesdays iirc). Think about what it has taken for you to say what you just said d
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by DarkmSparks 2y ago
>What does Elizabeth (presumably the 2nd) dying have to do with anything? Lets just say her replacements brother is Andrew, and his best mate was Jimmey Saville. Should tell you all you need to know about her replacement with less chance
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by DarkmSparks 2y ago
The topic here is how they made running public forums a crime. After making secure communications a crime. And you think a state like that cares about the formalities? lol.. They just doing what every other monarchy and dictatorship has don
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by DarkmSparks 2y ago
Its not a slippery slope, its carte blanche for a police force with a reputation for e.g. beating elderly people to death because they looked at them wrong (most famous being Ian Tomlison, but its fairly regular) to not have to hold back j
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by DarkmSparks 2y ago
more than just forums, it's basically a failed state now. I knew when I left (I was the last of my school year to do so) it was going to get bad once Elizabeth died, and that would be soon, but I never imagined it would get this bad. T
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by DarkmSparks 2y ago
From the bugzilla "The actual reason for the underscore is so that services which allow users to create DNS records at subdomains (e.g. dynamic DNS services) can block users from registering subdomains starting with an underscore and b
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by DarkmSparks 2y ago
>`It is also one of the fundamental mechanisms by which the human brain operates. One of the fundamental mechanisms by which brains operate. The bits we share with every other animal with a brain, good luck teaching your dog to code. bei
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by DarkmSparks 2y ago
>How did AI learn to code? It didn't, it's just very good at copying already existing code and tweeking it a bit. >Did AI receive mentoring from an experienced senior It doesnt even comprehend what an experienced senior is,
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by DarkmSparks 2y ago
LLMs will never solve this problem, they are basically just glorified copy & paste engines, solving real code problems requires invention, even for most basic tasks. The best they will manage in their current direct is reason they don&#
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by DarkmSparks 2y ago
I expect this is what they are all doing tbh, although isnt google open source? should be checkable, if the binaries the distribute match the source... oh... "a special key" afaik is where instead of using 2 large primes for a pub

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