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by Qantourisc 9y ago
I agree on this point, the best solution is probably a visual editor that convert code to graphs an visa versa (while really working in code internally). Then users can switch when needed. Also it will help explore/understand what is r
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by Qantourisc 9y ago
Difference here is, we are using humans to fill in the gaps. With visual programming, we either still have to draw the exact wire-diagrams, or exactly define the function of a symbol.
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by Qantourisc 9y ago
I'm not sure I have had this, I had to turn down -J on some jobs, but not all, so could still be a software problem.
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by Qantourisc 9y ago
You might need to clarify if you actually mean scrapping them by law, or just as a general personal scrapping. Some people seem to assume by law.
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by Qantourisc 9y ago
Well look at the video for projection. But you raise an interesting point, perhaps we could encode the 4the dimension in color or the stereoscopic channel (with VR gear) and remove this channel from the 3D part as we can do 3D without stere
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by Qantourisc 9y ago
What annoys me most: "thing disappear" I don't recall 3D -> 2D mapping making things disappear, just surfaces hiding other surfaces. But this might not work in 4D? With the 2D->3D they are taking cross-section, I really
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by Qantourisc 9y ago
As important/capable, I don't agree on that. But I object removing nature/animals/habitat because of a lack of those. Not as important are capable does not mean we should act this way. Slippery slope fallacy: you might a
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by Qantourisc 9y ago
What work(s/ed?) for me (but only when you have no shoes on) is putting your feet on your knee. With your left leg raised: put the left heel, on the left-top side of your knee, arch the foot around the knee, so your toes end up on the
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by Qantourisc 9y ago
Why was this down-voted, how could an answer to this question be wrong. Imo only up-votes should occur ? Well unless this is a troll post or any other form of abuse.
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by Qantourisc 9y ago
I think this is more a testament to the quality of the current state of compilers. (I could be wrong.)
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by Qantourisc 9y ago
You need to compare how much the technology to get this speed got cheaper VS how much the price has changed.
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by Qantourisc 9y ago
But our inability to realize we are copying and stop and think why is a sign of stupidity ;) Or is there more going on and I am being stupid ? Like people being aware but doing it to fit in due to social instincts ?
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by Qantourisc 9y ago
Just write geokon program1 src c foo, and then just display a list of files that match. You could for example also make fake folder/menus to navigate tags. (Which would just be appending filters.)
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by Qantourisc 9y ago
You want to introduce drugs/foreign molecule in a body? and hope everybody will respond perfectly to this ? Better change the body and not the drug ;) So imo the most important thing for the FDA: 1) Does it actually do what it's i
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by Qantourisc 9y ago
There is a difference between polluting your longs, or the entire city. (Although health-care is still costly to others.)
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by Qantourisc 9y ago
Assume it's relative, until you can proof your BIOS is unable to communicate with the Wi-Fi adapter. If you are thinking "but it can't connect to a network", your OS will do that for you, at which time it can start commu
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by Qantourisc 9y ago
He I'm on 6.3.0 :p (for Zen compile target.)
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by Qantourisc 9y ago
>> You can't just publish a random equation with no understanding. This has happened a lot in the past iirc: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unsolved_problems_in_mathemati... Imo if you can 'proof' i
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by Qantourisc 9y ago
Why is the protocol broken ? Is there something that doesn't work ? Perhaps you mean to say complicated protocol ill-fit for modern times ?
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by Qantourisc 9y ago
That's why I like the EU model more (but it also has it's downsides): you have to proof it's not harmful.
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by Qantourisc 9y ago
Yes, this is a problem. I would often drive slower, if there wasn't a speed limit. Personally I think a recommend and speed limit should exist, (on the same road/sign).
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
This can simple not be true: proof: take 2 computers render in parallel, combine images at the end when happy with the result. The combined images will look better. The 2 computers shared no resources. As such, ray-tracing scales. Luxrender
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
Personally I would say, we have little room for it. Not to mention commercial driver vendors ...
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
We have things that put things to sleep. Anastasia. I don't hear people complain about operations (except those rare cases). The other option would be C4 that should also be painless. Although you could argue that the pieces of brain s
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
Don't forget efficiency, insects have a far better food input/meat output ratio.
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
They "do" see other reply. Questions is: at what point do we consider it suffering ? When there is a reaction to harm ? When it has a brain ? When it has consciousness ? And what about a virtual brain, does it suffer ?
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
In case an employee has little overhead, get 2 "part-timers" and let them each work 30-40 hours per week. And cut all other distractions where possible.
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
I think it's safe to replace kids with humans here. See: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12166415
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
Actually there is on victim here: other web-developers. The same reasons we do not allow drugs in competitive sports: soon everyone has to do them to be able to compete. Edit: unless it was for medicinal uses, rather then performance. That
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
Your numbers might improve, but there is a change if you don't find good candidates, you have to fill them in with bad candidates. This could make things worse in the long term because all those poor candidates results in a reinforceme

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