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by adnzzzzZ 8y ago
>If we’re talking about living with yourself, then I think there’s plenty of time to consider all of the perspectives. The nihilist can come to terms that there is no meaning in life provided for him and create his own. The main problem
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by adnzzzzZ 8y ago
There are minority groups in America that do well despite all their minority status, like asians. This happens because they have the correct mindset with which to approach the world. Everything I see from other minority groups in America, e
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by adnzzzzZ 8y ago
There are things that are true that don't lead to good results. A nihilist atheist who sees no meaning in life is probably objectively correct is his assessment of the world, but if he ends up killing himself because of it then that tr
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by adnzzzzZ 8y ago
As I've stated in the article, it's about the mindset you take and not what is objectively true. You're not helping minorities by pointing out that their success in life will be mostly due to luck, you're just giving the
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by adnzzzzZ 8y ago
I really dislike when people focus on luck this much. If you have in your mind the notion that luck is real and that it affects the outcome of your efforts in any way, sooner or later (and often times without really noticing that you'r
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How I made my own 2D game engine in under 2 months(ssygen.com)
5 points by adnzzzzZ 8y ago|0 comments
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by adnzzzzZ 9y ago
>it's impossible to give quality communication to everyone This is wrong though. See Valve for a counter example. Steam is also run by algorithms but Valve has managed to give people tons of information on what their algorithms are
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by adnzzzzZ 9y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PmHRSeA2c8&t=5m40s What he's talking about is on the video above and it's a very reasonable point. I just released a game with Linux support and most of the bug reports I got w
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by adnzzzzZ 9y ago
He likely means that a healthy level of inequality is necessary otherwise productive individuals won't have incentives to be productive. There are real differences in output between different individuals and trying to normalize this di
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by adnzzzzZ 9y ago
Right now I'm manually posting the markdown files on the repository when I'm done editing them https://github.com/SSYGEN/blog/tree/master/posts But it's not a good solution I think.
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How to make a game from scratch using Lua and Löve(github.com)
335 points by adnzzzzZ 9y ago|102 comments
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by adnzzzzZ 9y ago
I've been doing it for a while ( https://github.com/SSYGEN/blog ) and it works fine. It has markdown support and a commenting system, which is basically everything I need. Although it has its limitations depending o
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by adnzzzzZ 9y ago
>For some reason, Maybe because none of this is relevant and everyone in this thread is getting upset over nothing. No real users have been harmed as a result of this measure (most people in the github issues thread have repos where they
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by adnzzzzZ 9y ago
>Still not convinced? How about this: A* is supposed to run in O(n*log(n)). By implementing the open list as an unsorted flat array, instead of a binary heap, its runtime changes to O(n^2). gradstudent, I understand the implications of m
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by adnzzzzZ 9y ago
For most use cases someone doesn't need to run pathfinding operations every frame and someone isn't making an RTS, so from the perspective of the engine developer the best thing they can do is just a good enough solution that work
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by adnzzzzZ 9y ago
You would benefit from hearing this anecdote, gradstudent https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjDsP5n2kSM#t=13m20s
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by adnzzzzZ 9y ago
http://ourcodeworld.com/articles/read/288/how-to-handle-drag... Second result I found on Google
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by adnzzzzZ 10y ago
>Then there are some speculation what data could it be and how would it be used. From that, it seems that the difference between other "Better audience targeting" tools used for typical commercial advertising campaigns would be
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by adnzzzzZ 10y ago
>and somehow he's the hero. This happens because it's not as simple as facts vs. fiction. Yes, he does get some facts wrong. But the media does pick what facts to report on to always paint him in a bad light. This is why I said
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by adnzzzzZ 10y ago
You can look at any situation and pick and choose what facts you want to care about, and that process can be extremely biased and misguiding, even though all the facts will be correct. It's not so cut and dry as facts vs. fiction. If t
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by adnzzzzZ 10y ago
What are you even talking about?
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by adnzzzzZ 10y ago
Trump supporters on reddit don't all come from /r/The_Donald. Unless you're willing to show specifics of how the brigading happened on that subreddit, most of the time when people make those claims it means: "my sub
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by adnzzzzZ 10y ago
I find this model to make more sense: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lg2GndSat1E
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by adnzzzzZ 10y ago
You've formed your opinion without looking at data. 80% of millionaires are self-made. 60-70% of billionaires are self-made.
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by adnzzzzZ 10y ago
Think about what gives you control of the situation. Is it easier for other people to change or is it easier for you to change? It's always easier for you to change because you are in control of yourself. In this particular example it&
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by adnzzzzZ 10y ago
The store letting more games in now is intentional. From a Valve employee himself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGCyfEYfLks#t=5m40s
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by adnzzzzZ 10y ago
The same idea applies. The company wants to ensure people aren't cheating and also wants to get some insight into how people respond to their interview process. This only improves the process for future interviewees.
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by adnzzzzZ 10y ago
I don't see how this is creepy at all. If you're building a product (especially in the entertainment field) and you want to get feedback from users a really good way of doing it is by having access to their facial expressions as t
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by adnzzzzZ 10y ago
Moderators can run their subreddits however they see fit. They're the ones who create the rules and they're the ones that enforce the rules, as long as they don't break the rules of reddit itself. Admins, on the other hand, s
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by adnzzzzZ 10y ago
It's very not clear what people are referring to as fake news. And this is where this conversation leads by the way: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-11-16/zero-hedge-targeted... Legitimate sites getting la

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