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by Rd6n6 5y ago
We are talking about total surveillance of a driver in exchange for better cruise control?
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
So fingers bounce when they touch a screen? I wrote a capacitive touch driver once back in uni and we debounced that. I don’t know how windows does it, I’m speculating
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
Same generic keyboard debouncing in use in all 3 instances on the windows end? I know windows drivers debounce mouse clicks because I had a really old mouse that would double and triple click by accident on Linux but not in windows. I might
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
Button presses are often handled by state machines at a driver level so that a single “press” only registers as a single press. Otherwise, it will register as a lot of presses because the physical switches bounce on contact. They call this
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
Regardless of the cause, I wish we could have nice trustworthy graphs that start the y axis at 0
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
I don’t understand how software engineers get away with browsing the internet for fun at work when nobody else can
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
A doomsday nuclear Arsenal can do that
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
Personally, as a writer and game designer, I find most emergent narrative is actually simulation, and the ones that work depend on the players imagination injecting meaning into the game events. Another version is basically just social medi
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
I tried gimp, and still use it sometimes, but switched to affinity photo mostly because the smart select tool was so much better, and the Ux was a lot smoother. Faster too. They are basically the same program in a lot of ways and if I’m on
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
Less sketch?
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
The whole point of his video and work is to democratize science. He sells kits to let you do genetics science at home. Ie, a disclaimer would not make sense considering his objective
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
Ai isn’t really at risk of escaping the lab and afflicting a population with something. I mean, deep fakes went online and that will afflict people, but that’s not the same: the closer parallel is “a technique for bio hacking escaped his co
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
By contrast, all my readings of zen and Confucianism emphasize sincerity very strongly. Some people attribute this cultural sincerity as causing the high work quality of some Japanese companies. But I’m basing this on books, not experience
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
It can be tracked. It’s a permanent distributed record of all transactions
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
Lots of recommendations in this thread but not many descriptions about what the commenters like about their choice. Is it price? Usability? Deliverability?
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
I dual boot. Once a year or so, windows update trashes my boot loader and makes me do a grub repair in order be able to boot into ubuntu again. It’s inconvenient for me, but amateur Linux users could really panic and think it was Linux’s fa
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
I think the people who would reply yes are afraid of getting attacked. I have my shots but the few people I know who don’t are getting yelled at everywhere they go (one has a medical reason, the others are citing dubious religious reasons)
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
Well, he’s not allowed to travel to several places already that don’t offer exceptions. I can find a dozen news stories where agencies and companies brag about their zero exception policies
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
I have a friend who is both high risk and also severely allergic to the current vaccines. When he gets told to go back to his non tech job, I don’t know what he’s going to do. He’s pretty stressed
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
This hasn’t been my Ubuntu experience at all. I’ve used it for years
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
I just really like the OS experience of Ubuntu. I’d rather run a windows vm but the gpu doesn’t play very nice sometimes
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
Somebody on twitter who knows somebody who said something is not the reliable source we want for this conclusion
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
There are other comments here today by people saying they could not get forgiveness
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
Huge thread about a war between the USA and China without serious mention of nuclear weapons and nuclear winter
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
The aws docs aren’t concise, but they have a lot of good information in them if you want to go in depth. I learned a lot back when I was an intern by reading them Iirc, the postgres docs were also good reading in a similar way: not concise,
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
Re: benchmarking, sometimes the bottleneck is the machine or server that issues the requests, not the receiver that you are testing. To figure out your actual capacity, you sometimes need multiple request servers or a more powerful request
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
> A "tech company" is one where your tech is so good that either you can offer differentiated consumer experiences that nobody else can offer(…) or people pay you to handle the tech things for them It’s a decent definition. It
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
> tech companies" are those where tech still plays a significant factor in the growth of the company such that it's important to an executive level. By similar definitions, aren’t almost all companies also money companies, empl
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
Several already existing unreal games already use ecs. I saw a tech talk about Conan exiles for example. It’s just not part of the engine. Can’t find the talk, it was an epic event, but they advertise it in job postings https://j
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
Isn’t there a ton of prior art? I’ve seen tech talks about ecs implementations for years. From the top of my head, here’s a great tech talk about overwatch. https://youtu.be/W3aieHjyNvw Here’s a tech talk by Bob Nystrom (th

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