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ahaferburg
4y ago
The amazing thing about that repo is not the amount of open bugs (1700) but the amount of closed ones (24k).
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ahaferburg
4y ago
I wonder what happened to it. Copyright issues?
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ahaferburg
4y ago
They didn't sue the employees.
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ahaferburg
4y ago
Or use reader mode.
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ahaferburg
4y ago
USD = Universal Scene Description, in case anybody else was wondering.
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ahaferburg
4y ago
And how do you tell that the library authors?
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ahaferburg
4y ago
> If I, a tinkerer with a BS in computer science with a ~$15k computer can build this, then any motivated corporation or state can as well. Huh.
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ahaferburg
4y ago
I liked this video summary about the book: https://youtu.be/PZ7lDrwYdZc
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ahaferburg
5y ago
I don't understand why you'd write "my country". How is that supposed to mean anything to anybody. Why not write which country it is?
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ahaferburg
5y ago
I found this [1] for LG firmware but couldn't figure out much about what it actually is or does or how it works. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29338658
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ahaferburg
5y ago
And by unacceptable you mean that you returned the Samsung and purchased another TV. Right? That's what unacceptable means.
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ahaferburg
5y ago
Try reader mode if you can.
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5y ago
You might like https://craftinginterpreters.com/ . There used to be a compilers course by Alex Aiken available online which I've found very helpful in getting started. But apparently they've limited access since.
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ahaferburg
5y ago
It sounds like you're not familiar with Advent of Code. Nothing prevents you from using libraries to solve any of these puzzles. You can solve them any way you like.
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ahaferburg
5y ago
One of the authors has a link on his homepage. https://www.science.org/stoken/author-tokens/ST-383/full https://is.mpg.de/person/sprowitz
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5y ago
Looking at the video I can't imagine this thing achieving balance while walking. It would fall to the side immediately if you removed the guide that held it upright. This is not a walking robot yet, it's a leg design. The movement
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ahaferburg
5y ago
8x8x32=2048. Maybe you're talking about something else?
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5y ago
I'm no web dev at all, but it seems to me like a tiny amount of Javascript might prevent that by graying out the Post button if the text is too long.
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ahaferburg
5y ago
In case anybody else didn't know, Zippy = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snappy_(compression)
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ahaferburg
5y ago
What is your experience when it comes to drawing?
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ahaferburg
5y ago
I love that URL.
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ahaferburg
5y ago
We have very realistic CG still images. When it comes to animation, we're still quite far from realism. As soon as something moves, you can see that it's CG.
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5y ago
Oh hey, I just wanted to post this. I really enjoyed your article, and also the one that lead me to it: https://leadership.garden/the-5-common-mistakes-of-new-engin...
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ahaferburg
5y ago
Wait. 4121? Wouldn't this change only affect people already on ST4? So ST3 users are still get the old update dialog?
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5y ago
I'm half way through the article and I have no idea what the guy is even talking about. Why did he write that? It's just rambling on and on, without any focus.
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ahaferburg
5y ago
One aspect that you might want to consider is not to ask "why am I wasting my time" but "why am I not in control over how I waste my time". Or maybe "why I'm not happy with how I waste my time". Or, even l
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5y ago
The article is written by someone who regards their habit as a problem, and, without knowing anything about it, you try to minimize it. "Why quit smoking? If you're smoking this much, it must bring you great joy!" You don
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5y ago
The problem is not reading, it's trust in the information. You telling them that the information is up-to-date and valid and useful is the reason why they read it.
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5y ago
> std::shared_ptr means I don't have to manage any memory You really should have left this out. It's very, very distracting, and makes me question if I even want to read the article. shared_ptr is one tool to manage memory. I
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5y ago
https://amoffat.github.io/sh/sections/faq.html > Will Windows be supported? > There are no plans to support Windows.
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