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2mo ago
> There's no Wasabia japonica in most of wasabi. Yeah, most wasabi is basically just colored horseradish. I've had real wasabi and it's just a completely different flavor profile. The heat is less pronounced, and just has
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3mo ago
I must be doing something incredibly wrong. I'm on an RTX 5090. I told it to make a 5 second 864x480 video, it's been running for over 30 minutes and is only 35% done in the SamplerCustomAdvanced step. EDIT: Oh, I'm an idiot
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> Brandolini's principle I much prefer the alternative name: the Bullshit Asymmetry Principle.
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3mo ago
Yeah, maybe that's what was it. Tbh, while I bring up Project Highrise whenever someone mentions SimTower, I did always feel like it was missing something. Something always felt slightly soulless about Project Highrise.
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3mo ago
If you liked SimTower, Project Highrise is worth taking a look into. https://store.steampowered.com/app/423580/Project_Highrise/
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In the middle or end of the day, yes. In the morning, waiting on the bottom floor is the best. Unless you're a hotel. Then the timing is flipped: Wait in a distributed manner in the morning/mid-day, gather on the floor in the ev
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Exactly. Having only a 100 mile range is plenty for your daily driving, but if you can't charge at home, it becomes very disruptive. Short range EVs typically only support J-1772 which only charges at up to 19.2 kW, and many cars only
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> EVs should be built with 100 - 150 mile range. [..] if they need to go longer, US has a robust rental car industry As an EV owner myself, no. Absolutely not. The reason is simple: The mere existence of low-range EVs hurts overall
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At least for the early levels, the input and output nodes should start already laid out. I'd also like the ability to skip levels. I already know how gates and full adders work. It's just drudgery to get through them.
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I wish I could be this blissfully naive. China is becoming an intellectual powerhouse in addition to a manufacturing powerhouse and runs huge spyware and propaganda campaigns. Read up about T95, MBOX, TVBOX, or other Android TV Boxes advert
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I'm always surprised to hear people hate Discord's UI. I think it's fine. The only thing I was probably change is adding the ability to bookmark specific channels so I can switch to them in a single click no matter what chan
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What the hell did Biden or Obama do that was extreme left? We can't even get universal healthcare passed.
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1.6.4 released in 2013. I'm pretty sure I had 8 GB back then, possibly 16 GB. I can't imagine how poorly that ran.
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It was Stephen Colbert, back in 2006 during a White House Correspondents' Dinner, which of course was during the Bush administration. The exact line is "Reality has a well-known liberal bias." And I think it's true, onl
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Anecdotes like yours are why I'll probably remain on Windows for the foreseeable future. Games on Windows just work . It's not even a question. I don't remember the last time I had to fiddle around to get a game to work pr
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And as much as I love Python, being able to multiple a string by an integer doesn't make sense when adding an integer to a string is a TypeError. Being able to repeat a string is fine, but it should be a str.repeat() function, not an
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Video can be good if you stick to a garden path of simple scenes with tons of examples in the training material and not a ton of motion between overlapping objects in a scene, and don't really care too much about specifics. As soon a
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School teachers leaving the pointer in the middle of the video.
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> Hover your hands as you type. I've been using computer keyboards for 30 years and have never done that. Still no wrist problems. I don't typically type on laptop keyboards though, and I use a very firm wrist pad, and sit at a
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Motion blur is great when done right, but most games do it wrong, so it gets a bad rap. The two sins are: 1. Blurring things that shouldn't be blurred. 2. Blurring too much. Racing games are notoriously guilty of #1. If you're in
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> I honestly do not understand why any average person would buy anything else than a macbook today. Personally, it's because I hate MacOS with a fiery passion. The UX is just awful. Disappearing scrollbars are a bug, not a feature,
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It'd be a case where the spirit of the law clashes with the letter of the law. Sony's lawyers would argue about how things are, while your defense has to argue about how things should be. Which way it goes likely depends on how sy
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This is incorrect. N64 came out in the USA in September 1996. 3dfx Voodoo was released to consumers in October 1996.
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> GPUs existed, and were being used, before the N64. Video cards existed, but 3D accelerators didn't really catch on until the 3dfx Voodoo, which came out about the same time as the N64. Even Quake II which came out a year later st
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> hydrogen peroxide is water with some oxygen taken off Isn't it water with some oxygen added ?
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> A new democratic government will be burdened by failing institutions, services, missing funds and whatnot, ensuring victories for the coming dictators. And the Republicans will blame them for it, despite them being the cause of it. If
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> but they’re probably double what those same occupations pay in many other (first world) countries with lower healthcare costs You'll find that salaries across the board are lower in other countries. Software developers in Europe
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I don't own AirPods and never will. I file them under "They sound amazing if you've never listened to headphones that actually sound amazing". The same category as Beats by Dre. And why would I ever want Spatial Audio?
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> US doctors are overpaid. US nurses are over paid. Median pay for a Nurse Practitioner is $132K/yr [0]. I think that's reasonable. Average pay for physicians ranges from $220-450K depending on specialty. [1] Personally, I thi
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So what, this uses the gyroscope in AirPods (Why do headphones need a gyroscrope?) to turn head movements into scrolling? Sounds like a terrible idea. Like...cool. I decided to move my head around to stretch my neck and now I've lost
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