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by Stevvo 3y ago
>So why can't they just strip the proprietary Sony/Microsoft IP from the silicone and release a PC version of those APUs? They could, but it would run like shit. DDR4 is way too low bandwidth for video memory. Zen2 was a prett
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by Stevvo 3y ago
Dubai's drivers are some of the most dangerous in the world. It's quite normal to see a Ferrari and Maserati pull up at an intersection, then take off on a drag race like they are in a Fast & Furious movie.
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by Stevvo 3y ago
Plausible the motivation was pure malice rather than financial gain.
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by Stevvo 3y ago
I doubt this was accident. There are plausible reasons someone might want to burn crypto. Smart contracts often send coins to 0x0 to destroy them for a variety of reasons. On Ethereum the 0x0 address holds many millions in ETH and various o
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by Stevvo 3y ago
The one thing clear in JavaScript is that if some developers think there is a better way, they will develop it and use it. That hasn't happened with NPM because its about as useful as it conceivably could be. The criticisms really am
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by Stevvo 3y ago
Replace "foreigners" with "Americans". Functional public transport is not that special; most countries have it. The main difference in Switzerland is the hostility of the terrain to building infrastructure. If your paren
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Alaska Airlines grounds 737 Max 9 planes after section blows out mid-air(bbc.com)
4 points by Stevvo 3y ago|1 comments
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by Stevvo 3y ago
A minute or two into a game I got booted off; Connection to playnetris.com closed by remote host. Connection to playnetris.com closed. >ssh playnetris.com ssh: connect to host playnetris.com port 22: Connection refused
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by Stevvo 3y ago
He recently uploaded a video titled: "What's the deal with the popcorn button?" Almost an hour of him talking about a button that pretty much only exists on microwaves sold in the US, and a warning only printed on bags of mic
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by Stevvo 3y ago
This just isn't true. In 2014 the motivation and training of Ukraine's forces was so poor that when encountering the enemy, absent any orders, most would lay down their weapons and join the other side. The majority of the Navy def
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UK porn watchers could have faces scanned(bbc.com)
33 points by Stevvo 3y ago|10 comments
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by Stevvo 3y ago
I think many of the issues with Unity are caused by them not using their own product. If they are never going to make games, then they need to listen to their customers far more closely.
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by Stevvo 3y ago
The issues with CS:2 are well documented and nothing do with DOTS; it was entirely the game developers fault.
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by Stevvo 3y ago
Fantastic, but still useless from a professional perspective. i.e. A mesh that represents a cube as 12 triangles is a better prestation of the form than previous efforts, but barely more usable. Whilst it might not be the solution I'm
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by Stevvo 3y ago
Why would you use it instead of Gitcoin?
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by Stevvo 3y ago
Worked for me with VPN to USA.
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by Stevvo 3y ago
In Europe, Saudi's are well known for making sound use of their capital. They own much London because of it.
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by Stevvo 3y ago
In the recent versions of the simulator, most cockpit displays render in less than 1ms per aircraft. Early versions were a mess; the cockpit displays were not only slow, but also entirety fictional. At some point Microsoft hired WorkingTitl
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by Stevvo 3y ago
Unity has built in profilers that show exactly what Renderdoc + NSight do, and far more. The blame lies squarely with the studio for failing to do basic optimization that is required for any game. The many issues with Unity's engine de
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by Stevvo 3y ago
It's just as easy to buy Monero on a major exchange as it is to buy Bitcoin. Just as easy to send a ransom.
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by Stevvo 3y ago
I get a bit jealous of these pilots as a European; we don't have the land to allow it. The USA is truly blessed to have such massive public lands where anyone is free to take their vehicles.
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by Stevvo 3y ago
Nearly all devs were using Linux on the server regardless of Desktop OS. So it's not like we were unfamiliar with Unix, on the contrary, it's the one technology that binds all developers together.
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by Stevvo 3y ago
This is not a new generation game, the graphics are at-least 10 years behind the rest of rest the industry. (No PBR or other modern rendering techniques are used).
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by Stevvo 3y ago
https://twitter.com/MisgavINS/status/1714183691574948036 Think tank of a former PM.
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by Stevvo 3y ago
A bunker. The atmosphere would have been filled with lighting and plasma vitrifing anything it touched.
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by Stevvo 3y ago
This evidence supports Robert M. Schoch "Solar induced dark age" theory. I've always been a sucker for fringe archeology. Looks like Hancock et. Al. were right about an ancient cataclysm around this time, but wrong on the cau
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by Stevvo 3y ago
I remember high-school economics class, every lesson the teacher would relate how georgism was a solution to the problem at hand. It sounded like a panacea for all society's economic woes.
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by Stevvo 3y ago
They went with the miner analogy because of proof-of-work; the miner does the work.
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by Stevvo 3y ago
Is it possible the map is a little in the future for every train, to make sure you arrive on time when using it?
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by Stevvo 3y ago
Here is Szabo last post about Bitgold before he renamed it to Bitcoin; http://unenumerated.blogspot.com/2008/04/bit-gold-markets.ht... It describes the architecture of Bitcoin exactly. It is conclusive evidence th

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