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by Vaskivo 9y ago
Does that mean that it can run on a Raspberry Pi?
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by Vaskivo 9y ago
I've been reading a lot of books about stuff I know/knew nothing about. One of the books I read was "What Are You Looking At?: 150 Years of Modern Art in the Blink of an Eye", by Will Gompertz[0]. It's fantastic! Th
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by Vaskivo 9y ago
I think the question is if there is a real desire for #realnews and how they can survive.
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by Vaskivo 9y ago
Commenting and uncommenting blocks in lua: --[[ commented = 123 --]] ---[[ uncommented = 456 --]] Commenting and uncommenting blocks by adding or removing a '-'. Pretty handy for trying stuff out. https:/&#
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by Vaskivo 9y ago
I would be interested if it had the original hardware. What are the challenges in producing new C64 (and NES and SNES) with the same hardware? I believe there are a lot of modern Genesis copies using the same hardware.
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by Vaskivo 9y ago
But the wages they pay to workers have gone down.
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by Vaskivo 9y ago
> People often have a story or experience at the root of their beliefs. This. So many time this!
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by Vaskivo 9y ago
I download everything. And much of the music I hear is videogame soundtracks or stuff from bandcamp and soundcloud. (OK, I listen from streamed music from soundcloud. But I don't use spotify)
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by Vaskivo 9y ago
And how do you know they are not nazis anymore? They may stop looking and acting like nazis, but still believe the same ideas. What do you really oppose? Nazis? People who look and talk like Nazis? People who perform horrible actions like t
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by Vaskivo 9y ago
I believe there are two important reasons two to listen to people with opposing or extreme positions. 1 - Those oppinions _may_ have a single grain of truth. And, as reasonable beings, we cannot allow that truth to be buried or silenced. 2
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by Vaskivo 9y ago
Raspberry pi with Retropie. Connected it to a large external HDD, set up samba and installed KODI. Input with a Logitech f710 gamepad and a Logitech k400 keyboard. Problems: - I couldn't find a way to control kodi with the gamepad. - I
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by Vaskivo 9y ago
> D3, where a six-sided die is thrown and the value is halved (rounded down). I.e., 1 and 2 on the die count as 1, 3 and 4 as 2, and 5 and 6 are the D3’s 3. Don't you mean rounded up? round_down(1 / 2) = 0 I don't have exp
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by Vaskivo 10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L.H.O.O.Q . I know it's not the same thing. But "the Mona Lisa with a mustache" is a work of art. But I kind of agree with the artist. For some, the space where the artistic
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by Vaskivo 10y ago
Funny, for me it's at night, for the same reasons you say. I'm a night owl, and I peak between midnight and 2 am It has became really troublesome when I started working. If I was awake after midnight it became really hard to fall
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by Vaskivo 10y ago
Ok, thank you. The video is blocked in my job. I just noticed the large white square in the article.
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by Vaskivo 10y ago
I this article only 3 paragraphs long? I was expecting more. Am I missing something?
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by Vaskivo 10y ago
JonTRon was supposed to provide voices for the kickstarted game Yooka-Laylee and was dropped due to this incident. https://www.forbes.com/sites/erikkain/2017/03/23/yooka-layle... In response, many g
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by Vaskivo 10y ago
I find That SpaCy is much more "plug and play" or "fire and forget". NLTK is better as a learning tool and for messing around. SpaCy is better if you just want something that "just works".
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by Vaskivo 10y ago
I'm curious. How did the DnD books changed you? Was it the books in particular or the roleplaying "activity"? (or, could any other RPG book have the same effect?)
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by Vaskivo 10y ago
I'll upvote you. Gurren Lagann is my favorite piece of media, and it's one that left a deep impact in me. And it's a pretty awesome story to boot. One the surface it may seem like a dumb giang robot action-fest. But it has pr
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by Vaskivo 10y ago
That is irrelevant. "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder". Everything should be preserved. And given that games are a digital medium, it's probably one of the easiest to preserve.
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by Vaskivo 10y ago
I've... never thought of that. Thanks.
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by Vaskivo 10y ago
No problem. I didn't think you were. And I understand that it is hard for some to jump back to a newbie perspective. Some people look for performance in a programming language. Others for a thriving ecosystem. I look for usability and
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by Vaskivo 10y ago
Yes. But that is easy to explain. "It always rounds down" Of the top of my head come the range/enumerate/zip returns. They are really useful and needed to teach "pythonic Python". But it's hard to explain
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by Vaskivo 10y ago
Maybe in the context of the book it is a major reason. Strings are ubiquitous to programming. I'd argue that it's even more for first time programmers. Zed wanted something that would be easy to use. (ASCII) Strings formatting is
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Nintendo Switch impressions(arstechnica.com)
1 points by Vaskivo 10y ago|0 comments
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The ‘iTunes of Blowjobs’(motherboard.vice.com)
4 points by Vaskivo 10y ago|1 comments
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by Vaskivo 10y ago
I'm curious. In what ways are they similar?
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by Vaskivo 10y ago
I agree. I'd also like to add a new great concept I've learned recently: "steelmanning" https://wiki.lesswrong.com/wiki/Steel_man . I feel the true meaning of a discussion has been lost. It has warpe
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by Vaskivo 10y ago
Is it more like Firefly or BSG? I loved Firefly. But I dropped BSG after two seasons.

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