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by MrLeap 8y ago
I don't know enough about Korean law to suggest whether or not this case has a credible chance. I honestly hope it doesn't. I do know enough about the history of games to take issue with `PUBG is just an FFA FPS, nothing new at al
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by MrLeap 8y ago
What corpus did you train off?
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by MrLeap 8y ago
It actually was not. My first 3d software was milkshape 3d and quark for q2 models and map making, respectively. For money burning reasons I had to use 3dsMax when I was making games for the army. It had been years since I touched it, but a
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by MrLeap 8y ago
I've used blender for about 14 odd years. I stream it from time to time, if you're interested in seeing how it looks with that much casual time behind it or you want a lesson or two, send me a PM and I'll demo for you. :)
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by MrLeap 8y ago
It's gotta be. My brother and I rent commercial space as a workshop on a main stretch of road in a pretty big midwest city. I asked a few nearby businesses who they use for wifi, they all said AT&T. So I go onto AT&T's web
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by MrLeap 9y ago
Wont/cant are indistinguishable when you really don't want to do something. I'm no moral crusader, but I very rarely use Amazon. In the last 12 months I've ordered 2 things, a jeweler kit and a charger. If I were trying
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by MrLeap 9y ago
Probably not. I rolled my truck a few years ago, and my numbness persisted even while windshields were shattering and up became down, then up and then down over and over again. I wondered if I was going to die, and just surrendered myself t
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by MrLeap 9y ago
I'm 29 and comfortable with the thought of dying. Not looking forward to it, but not frightened either. The "how" is just like anything else, practice. Since you can only die once, you have to rely on the deaths of others you
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by MrLeap 9y ago
Decided to clumsily make a video of doing this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtHnI1K6ICk
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by MrLeap 9y ago
If you want to pump up the jams, try a scotch-brite wheel on an angle grinder. Done in seconds, don't wear clothes you like.
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by MrLeap 9y ago
This has already happened, albeit manually. See this clumsy representation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adnan_Hajj_photographs_controv... Will be interesting if it ever reaches the point where it can be automated and
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by MrLeap 9y ago
I didn't read any apology in this essay. Going to jump out on a limb and assume you're an American like me, if I'm wrong change the metaphors. What if another country killed a million of our countrymen. 20 years from now, wou
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by MrLeap 9y ago
Without a speed limit, I'd take i-70 from KC to STL at about (160~mph) 250km/h for 95% of it. I'd make day trips just to get white castle at white knuckle speeds.
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by MrLeap 9y ago
You're right about this. There is a market for buying winning lottery tickets for more than their face value. Wonder why...
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by MrLeap 9y ago
I like your fire. I think we would have fun debating things for days. You've boxed the parent into three positions. They're kind of orthogonal so it's hard to approach directly, but consider a hypothetical 4th position. What
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by MrLeap 9y ago
I'll sure try! Here's a picture of what I was visualizing, but explaining why it matters will take some words: https://imgur.com/a/MggDJ I chose weird colors deliberately. The diagonal line represents policy,
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by MrLeap 9y ago
More decentralization leads to more abuses, yes -- but they tend to be of lower magnitude per event. Positions of power tend to attract abusers. Human nature seems to favor consolidation of hierarchies. China is just on a different part of
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by MrLeap 9y ago
Only thing I have to suggest is changing your sound recording setup to reduce the echo. Interesting stuff, I haven't had to write C++ in a few years, it's nice to have a bit of a refresher.
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by MrLeap 9y ago
IBM has been accumulating a persona among my cadre (developers who consult for companies that are bootstrapping a new tech division on top of a profitable business). The problem is that having a boondoggle division reflects on the whole com
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by MrLeap 9y ago
There's human predators of every race, every gender and every occupation. This has been true as long as humans have been humans. There are human predators that take advantage of people of skeptical minds, just as there are those who pr
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by MrLeap 9y ago
Nothing pyrrhic about it. They're just relicensing the automotive industry's IP. Disrupting parking with yet another expression of the gig economy. Democratization of employment. You choose when you go to steal cars, they run the
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by MrLeap 9y ago
I've worked a lot of high growth companies. Not a single one had test coverage requirements at the start of my employment there. Three that bolted on test coverage requirements at some point did so after the same catalyst. An unharmon
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by MrLeap 9y ago
I wonder if that's an aspirational way to describe the fact that they steal cars.
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by MrLeap 9y ago
I feel like a reasonable man. I was writing about a nuance, a restraint on the unqualified use of the word "great". Now you've given me a thought experiment. How to give a treaty of versailles treatment to a rant about TV sho
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by MrLeap 9y ago
Right there with you. A coincidence to kick the action off at the very beginning can be cool. Using it as glue leads to really awkward transitions, but I'll forgive it once. More than 2 uncanny coincidences in a season? No longer uncan
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by MrLeap 9y ago
Your story reminds me of a tool I wrote for helping lawyers classify a feed texts as a test set for a project. Our main initiative was creating a heuristic based classifier (think lots of regex). At my own initiative, I trained ML classifie
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by MrLeap 9y ago
Loved that too. Forced me to remember some classic laconic phrases. The wikipedia page is a goldmine. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laconic_phrase
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by MrLeap 9y ago
Being downrange of a giant laser is probably not fun either. Seems like a good way to blind people by glancing a metal hand rail. I'm also suspicious of the range of any laser based technology. Atmosphere seems to attenuate it pretty q
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by MrLeap 9y ago
You're a good person. I hope a lawyer with your character contacts you about pursuing sanctions for vexatious litigation against these guys. At least invalidating the patent.
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by MrLeap 9y ago
The same physics that makes shotguns safe to clay shoot with seem like natural ballistic solutions to this.. But sure, lasers I guess.

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