Jyaif

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by Jyaif 1y ago
> Early Android lacked the bounce Early android had some visual feedback (a gradient that faded out) instead of the bounce, possibly because Apple owns a patent ( https://patents.google.com/patent/US7469381B2/en
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by Jyaif 1y ago
Which AAA games run well on Wasm+WebGL?
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by Jyaif 1y ago
Concentrated and well-rested drivers with good eyesight not under the influence are able to drive very well.
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by Jyaif 1y ago
You've got it exactly backwards. When the software was hand-coded, having Lidar and a high-res map was vital. But if you have a good enough AI, sensors that replicate the human senses are all what is needed. The real question is: when
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by Jyaif 1y ago
FWIW 119 unique @apple addresses appear in Webkit.git in the last year. ( `git log --since="1 year ago" --pretty="%cn <%ce>" | grep "apple" | sort -u | wc -l` ) Of course there's more to Safari than
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by Jyaif 1y ago
Same reason I choose 500k, it's an approximation.
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Dogwalk, a free game from the Blender Studio(gamingonlinux.com)
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by Jyaif 1y ago
> Safari is the highest margin product Apple has ever made. Anybody has the number of committers to webkit from Apple? It would give us a good idea on the margin of the product. Assuming 100 engineers costing Apple 500k per year, that&#x
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by Jyaif 1y ago
Your population growth depends on your population size, so you have to not over expand at the beginning. Get allies at the beginning so that you may aggressively conquer bots without worrying about being conquered. Those ally may cross you,
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by Jyaif 1y ago
A very rough calculation would suggested that the cylinder that goes from our solar system to Proxima Centauri contains 5000 similarly sized objects moving at the same speed: 1 object crossing the solar system plane every 5 years at 60km&#x
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Artificial heart developer Carmat faces insolvency(medicaldevice-network.com)
1 points by Jyaif 1y ago|0 comments
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by Jyaif 1y ago
I mainly write code in languages without GCs so this article was very interesting to me, and the title was very fitting.
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by Jyaif 1y ago
It makes a lot of sense, and but then you have two code paths for tables. The Lua folks want a simple codebase, so they (knowingly) leave a lot of performance on the table in favor of simplicity.
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by Jyaif 1y ago
Jesus christ, 40% waste in arrays that can be solved by using `__attribute__((packed))`. Irresponsible of them of not advertising this as an option in luaconf.h
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by Jyaif 1y ago
https://fuchsia.dev/fuchsia-src/concepts/principles/secure
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by Jyaif 1y ago
If we wanted to, we could set back biodiversity 50 million years, in the sense that it would take 50 million years to get back animals as diverse as there are today. Knowing that earth has 200 million good years left, yes we are pretty damn
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by Jyaif 1y ago
You want a capability based OS where by default processes are sandboxed.
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by Jyaif 1y ago
There's not 2 different versioning schemes, there's 3! Those clowns sometime use letters. Now you have to recite your alphabet just to know if one version is before or after.
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by Jyaif 1y ago
I've been wanting a game with the physics of Rocket League, but where you are just driving around in a big environment with weird architecture and completing silly objectives. It looks like this game will be finally scratching this itc
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Unexpected Gotchas in Making a Game Deterministic(jfgeyelin.com)
16 points by Jyaif 1y ago|0 comments
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by Jyaif 1y ago
The earlier they increase retirement age, the less painful it's going to be.
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by Jyaif 1y ago
> Specifically, I tried to recreate Braid's system (without knowing it existed), where you can rewind your game to any point in time. It required support from all the engine's subsystems - to rewind scripts, physics, etc. Not n
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by Jyaif 1y ago
There's lots of uranium producers (e.g. Australia, Canada)
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by Jyaif 1y ago
Once Netflix has all the industry contacts and the infra for delivering video ads, all they need is to do is open up their platform to the top youtube creators and just like that they have a youtube competitor. And they'd have potentia
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by Jyaif 1y ago
> the final emergent property of energy gradients 100% leads to pure logic machines. Energy comes from gradients, so I think you used one derivative too many! Either you should say: "the final emergent property of energy 100% leads
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The Lottery of Fascinations(slatestarcodex.com)
3 points by Jyaif 1y ago|0 comments
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OpenFront, a multiplayer open-source RTS(openfront.io)
2 points by Jyaif 1y ago|0 comments
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by Jyaif 1y ago
Why sell one device when they can sell two? They'll only do it if they don't have a choice.
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by Jyaif 1y ago
Oh right, good point!
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by Jyaif 1y ago
> The last line is editable and eval'd Right. https://tixy.land/?code=alert(%22foo%22)

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