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That’s fun to see on here. I started to play parser based if about 2-3 weeks ago and wrote a little infocon-style parser engine as a hobby project last week. The genre is unbelievably stimulating, I had no idea. I strongly recommend the old
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You can’t pick your favourite bad argument and ridicule an entire field. You are incidentally using ideas from several different old, influential philosophies to even formulate Luther comment Philosophy includes questions like “how do we de
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What backup strategy do you need for ransom ware? I assume you need incremental backups so your newer corrupted files don’t overwrite your older working files?
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My major complaint against crypto right now is what it is doing to the price of GPUs. People can no longer afford them, which is really worrying for indie devs who who aren’t going with a low poly or 2d art style https://www.econ
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“The only think I know is that I know nothing” -philosophers
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Scary, thanks
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Is this a threat to servers only, or to any network attached computer with ddr4? By coincidence, I’ve been bluescreening with ram related error codes for the last 2 days haha
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If you use a custom domain name it’s not really an issue
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Good question. I’ve read it so many times and now I can’t find a reliable reference. I hope I haven’t posted something untrue
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Many devices like these use cellular chips these days to get around that, and to make installation and setup easier
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When I tell people that their TVs are spying on them, they usually either don’t believe me because they think it would be illegal, or are shocked and upset
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The hard part about math is that math relates to the real world - it’s why we study it. Yet, instead of being empirical, it’s produced by almost pure logic plus some magical axioms and definitions revolving around things that don’t actually
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Fever dream is a fun way to put it. It’s definitely unique
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Speaking of making films in unity: The first feature length animated movie made in a game engine (unity) just came out last week. What’s more, it was made by a solo filmmaker. It has a fully interactive version released on itch.io as well (
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From the description, for those who cannot watch right now: > Hyper-Reality presents a provocative and kaleidoscopic new vision of the future, where physical and virtual realities have merged, and the city is saturated in media
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Hyper Reality: the city saturated in media
(youtube.com)
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When I learned programming with eclipse years ago I spent so much time worrying about the magic behind the scenes that it left me with no confidence in my programming. When I finally learned to write my own make files and compile on my own,
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> Imagine distorting reality so much to accept this reality What do you mean?
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I’ve read posts like this about ProtonMail for years and found lengthy, detailed write ups debunking them every time. If ProtonMail is getting short tempered about this, I can understand why. If they sent a cease and desist letter to somebo
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Or for common misspellings on mobile?
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Didn’t think anybody would see it since there were so many pre-existing comments
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> The CIM provides a conceptual framework with testable hypotheses for how various modifiable factors influence energy balance and fat storage. Rigorous research is needed to compare the validity of these 2 models https://acad
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There were many more musicians able to make a middle class income from their work back then. The publishers were famously awful, but the industry as a whole was more accessible if you wanted to do it full time
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I read the first 5ish foundation books fairly recently and they were great, especially the odd numbered ones. Asimov never did become a genius of dialogue and character, but the characters and dialogue in foundation 1 are both very good and
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If somebody isn’t trustworthy, that means they can’t be trusted. Who would want to work with and rely on somebody they thought of like that?
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Anybody concerned about these issues should consider donating to their favourite non profit that can have an impact that works in the area. Most HN users can afford $20/year pretty easily (others could afford $200/month and not ev
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Are you worried about copyright issues from the code it produces?
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Another complication is stateful processes like abilities: exactly how to sync, predict, lag compensate, and prevent cheating etc for a multistage ability. Lots of little edge cases to deal with, but I also read several interviews by indie
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This was one of my main resources for learning game networking. If you ever feel tempted to write more articles on the subject, or write a book, people will eagerly read it. Thanks for writing and hosting your articles Edit: I see you wrote
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I suspect that a lot of that is for the sake of client side prediction: if an enemy runs out from behind a wall, you want as little delay as possible between it happening and the player seeing it in order to react. Cheaters love it, but it
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