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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
As someone who wasted a decade on the game, i'm not interested in minor pixel hacks that are irrelevant to gameplay(99.99% of time isn't spent on staring at objects) which remains a cookie cutter clickfest trash( and a closest RP
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
> So being excited about science makes you a bro? blindly treating science as dogmatic religion, science supporters tend to use arguments like: the science is settled its proven by science listen to science if you look at it, they'r
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
Gentoo maintainers add their configuration and patches, which often break in unforeseen ways. check the configuration file and try to revert these changes. It could be something related to prefix key handling. if it doesn't work recomp
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
It depends on the subject of 'overthinking': not all subjects are compatible with subconscious/instinctual approach, creative/physical effort dominates only with simple rules and restricted systems - once your field is c
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
The only platform that i use and that requires a filter is reddit: Reddit: media domain filter for reddit(filters >90% of posts): https://github.com/FrozenVoid/Websites-DB/blob/main/Reddit/f... m
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
Every post about dogecoin should include that its an 'inflationary token' so people don't get duped to invest in it as asset(it has unlimited token mining,which eventually reduces any meme prices). https://www.dai
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
They were insane from the start interpreting shizoposting chan bullshit as god-given revelation. The content of Q posts was exceptionally vague and poorly constructed word salad. It was spread purely by people hanging on wild interpretation
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
I'm of the opinion that talent is specialized and misplaced for most jobs(Talented people work at jobs that don't allow their full potential, like e.g. software engineers working to optimize ad exposure - that not being their spec
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
"I told you so", hash functions will be reversed. few years ago people laughed at it, thinking hash functions are immune from analysis. All these cryptowallets are insecure, if you believe that it will take a quadrillion years to
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
This article insight is GPL 'virality' forces commercial developers to modify and maintain Linux components as open-source which results in Linux being developed for the commercial developers benefit, vs BSD license allowing comm
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
The root of the problem is a tax system that requires complex software to use optimally. Remove this complexity and the need for specialized, expensive software companies will disappear.
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
The github repo https://github.com/fredrik-johansson/arb
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
There are "brain areas"(local brain chunks specialized in something) and "brain networks"(non-local connections like the default network). NNs seem be focusing in modeling specific "brain areas"(static capabili
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
It can be easily converted to a practical system: https://github.com/FrozenVoid/Infodump-DB/blob/main/versioni...
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
http://www.goldsborough.me/cpp/2018/05/22/00-32-43-type_eras... https://www.oreilly.com/content/c17-upgrades-you-should-be-u...
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
struct{} is even more efficient, but vector<any> allows to prototype with anything.Its a more genuine 'tuple object' than std::tuple.
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
Exceptionally sober article on the current "media circus" and why 'only 16% of people trust the media'. Integrity of news and journalistic ethics have declined substantially from 2000's and have become very charged
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
a modern tuple would be std::vector<std::any> except std::any doesn't play nice with the rest of C++ ecosystem, such as iostream.
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
I can't take any usability websites seriously when they waste 50% of screen width on empty margins.
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
Market is dictated by 7nm as its the current gen lithography tech(with some 5nm fabs operating now) . You don't see them rushing to build fresh 40/65nm fabs just because cheap processors are in deficit, because its not profitable
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
Its just a continued fraction generator that looks for fractions equal to constants. Not an AI, more like search function with optimization.
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
In that case the car companies would have no problems with CPU supply https://www.wsj.com/articles/ford-other-auto-makers-cut-outp...
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
what they expected? Stock market is ruled by big investors, funds and corporations, not people betting their life savings on random reddit meme. Retail investors are not market makers - they're simply pawns of these meme brokers direct
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
A car doesn't need a computer, its more needless complexity and more points of failure. A classic car can't be hacked, locked or broken by software. The crisis is direct consequence of adding useless bloatware into cars, which onl
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
Is 'warrior archetype' just mild psychopathy? Symptoms: Boldness, lack of empathy, inclination to violence and manipulation, impulsivity
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
Why is 'fact-checking' delegated to this murky website instead of first-party investigation(its as if a journalist replaced his article "check the first result on google for topic x to see the facts')? (Its an interest
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
Source code of a large monolithic projects(Products) lacks value due not being adaptable or modular, but it has worth that can be decomposed and refactored into other software(libraries/packages/headers/functions).
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
US is reverting to early 20th century labor market norms, thanks to 'gig' economy and megacorps subverting unions. https://edition.cnn.com/2021/01/22/tech/amazon-nlrb-union-el... Only thing mis
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
Xorg is bad and deprecated but works, same with Firefox extensions. Firefox devs decided to drop old extensions in favor of webextensions, now firefox is at 3.66% marketshare and dropping every month. (I am using Palemoon fork)
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by FrozenVoid 6y ago
use vw/vh/vmin/vmax not pixels. It scales to any type of screen, it doesn't require media queries and doesn't leave 50% of page blank.

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