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by Vvector 4y ago
Signed up in 2017, and have over 5000 games. It's a great site, all free.
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by Vvector 4y ago
Thomas - "...in future cases, we should reconsider all of this Court’s substantive due process precedents, including Griswold, Lawrence, and Obergefell. ... we have a duty to “correct the error” established in those precedents"
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by Vvector 4y ago
That's a big distortion of the article. You left out the first line of the paragraph "When using the average global energy supply...". That is calculating the CO2 from coal and gas plants to generate the electricity. The ve
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by Vvector 5y ago
I've followed DF since 2010. Tarn treats his game more like a hobby than a business. Of course, that is his prerogative, and maybe his objective.
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by Vvector 5y ago
Or maybe just poll for new input devices when the game is paused, or before the game starts.
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by Vvector 5y ago
But your pinky doesn't have to be simulated every frame, right?
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by Vvector 5y ago
It is due to orbit in L2, in eternal shade of earth. So no solar power
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by Vvector 5y ago
From the article: "You plant the forest but you don't start seeing carbon retention and sequestration happening for at least 10 years after they're planted, so there's a long lag time in doing that" Maybe we should
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by Vvector 5y ago
Wait until you find out about Y2K
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by Vvector 5y ago
Radar detects stationary objects just fine. From my understanding, the problem is the software doesn't know if that radar object is a car or a sign or an overpass. So it assumes that moving objects are cars, and makes a good guess at
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by Vvector 5y ago
> the population has gone up a lot Texas is growing ~1.5% annually over the last 10 years (15.6% for 10 years). This is all expected, it's not a surprise. And Texas is expected to grow to 40-50m by 2050. The power companies have a
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by Vvector 5y ago
And what's making it go forward?
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by Vvector 5y ago
Monday 13:30 and Monday 14:30 are now a week apart for you. But for someone in the next timezone, it is 1 hour apart. Basically you are replacing Time Zones with Day-of-Week Zones.
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by Vvector 5y ago
What about leap milliseconds? There are plenty of applications that need millisecond accuracy.
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by Vvector 5y ago
> It solves all timezone bs. So when does Monday start? 14:00 UTC in your location?
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by Vvector 5y ago
Can you clarify what you mean here? I would argue that any decent programmer could hack out a sorting routine, without having the code memorized. If you cannot write a binary search routine from scratch, how can you be expected to solve mu
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by Vvector 5y ago
> Nobody is writing binary searches in their day-to-day jobs But in an interview situation, they cannot give you a three week task. Like FizzBuzz, a binary search is a simple task that can be done during an interview. They are not test
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by Vvector 5y ago
An alternate app store would be a risk for tricking people to download and install all kinds of malware. "Your iPhone is out of date. Tap here to install the latest security tools to stop hackers from stealing your bank account"
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by Vvector 5y ago
Compared to a tank full of gasoline?
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by Vvector 5y ago
> Better to have good housing construction policies, good food distribution policies, and transportation as well. City governments are ripe for corruption. They make bad choices.
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by Vvector 5y ago
Waymo believes that the the roads need to be fully 3d mapped, with crosswalks, street lights and signs before their car can autopilot safely on it. More mapping will happen if/when the AI autopilot is ready.
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by Vvector 5y ago
> I do also think that the expectation/standard of a $100k/year salary is a bit high. Agreed. Most writers do it because they love writing, not because they expect $100k/year. The money comes after the success. I wish h
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by Vvector 5y ago
Looks like this is mostly dead. Last significant news was from 2017, where they were working on a FPGA version.
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by Vvector 5y ago
AMD Ryzen 7 5800U - 15/25 watts TDP Apple M1 - 10 watts TDP If the numbers are accurate, then it is close. However, each company measures TDP in different ways. Plus AMD can boost to 30W for short periods of time. Obviously the boos
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by Vvector 5y ago
If you install in-wall cat6 it’ll probably be obsolete by the end of the decade. No. Most devices will still work just fine on Cat 5e for another 10-20 years, running at 1gbps. Cat 6a, running at 10gbps, will be fine for residential for
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by Vvector 5y ago
The companies that directly compete with Nvidia (AMD & Intel) are not ARM customers. ARM's biggest customers are mobile phones, which could benefit from an Nvidia GPU
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by Vvector 5y ago
BitWarden ties into iCloud somehow. I unlock it with my fingerprint.
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by Vvector 5y ago
But what he said is true. With all the focus on Perl 6, Perl 5 stagnated for nearly 20, with barely any improvements. Other languages came along and displaced Perl for many jobs. No, Perl won't disappear any time soon. It still exce
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by Vvector 6y ago
The "spring tide", the highest of the high tides, naturally occurs twice every 28 days. This is when the Sun, Earth and Moon are in a line. So the average wait would have been ~7 days.
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by Vvector 6y ago
and it says so right at the top of the article: Core77 is supported by its audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

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