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by araes 1y ago
Don't know what the author is talking about. Assembly, Summer 2023: https://assembly.galleria.fi/kuvat/Assembly+Summer+2023/Perj... Assembly, Summer 2024: https://assembly.galleria.fi/kuvat&#x
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by araes 1y ago
Enjoy their quote midway through about how pointlessly miserly the Spectrum Holobyte people were about development. Made me bleak laugh a little. > suddenly we really had to finish it by end of March, and they required us to work in
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by araes 1y ago
Not a strong disagree or anything, yet Khabarovsk (~617,000)[1], Vladivostok (~605,000)[2], and Yakutsk (~312,000)[3] are somewhat large in the Far East. There's probably an economic case for 1.5 million citizens access. Admittedly, i
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by araes 1y ago
It actually saw a fall even for the Home Sale Price Indices in Memphis. Memphis appears to be the winner of worst housing investment. In 2006, prices were 0.92x the prices in 1911. (several towns would not calculate before 1910-1911) The w
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by araes 1y ago
From the add I did over on WP Current Events, based on the June preliminary system test (data from Top 500 https://top500.org/lists/top500/2025/06/ ): "It is currently being commissioned and has achi
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by araes 1y ago
Had not actually seen the cat adventure game before the mention. Although the dead humanity timeline is quite dark, the game itself looks like an innovative adventure/mystery with a lot of physics puzzles and animal specific interacti
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by araes 1y ago
Took forever, yet eventually found the place. Surprising lack of addresses for having stories in the Yorkshire Post and the BBC. Nobody actually linked to the address or a sale listing. Old Youth Hostel, Aysgarth, North Yorkshire. Corne
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by araes 1y ago
Has the same annoying issues as REBOL. Special characters are allowed in words. a+b is a word. Unlike a + b which is a sequence of three words separated by spaces. Dealbreaker. a+b*c + a+b * c / a+b/d + a+b /
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by araes 1y ago
Made a site to try out the framework. Mostly just testing that it works and actually produces something. Swapped over to having birds instead. Little bit confusing how to actually implement some of the functionality and how some of the fu
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by araes 1y ago
At least from this article[1], comments on this reddit thread[2], and this Bloomberg article[3] (if you happen to have Bloomberg), the view appears to be Microsoft / Meta, with Amazon/Google afterward (they make more of their own)
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by araes 1y ago
Small nitpick. Tried logging in simultaneously with a desktop and a phone to make it wasn't BSing, and it was actually sending moves/fruit correctly. Yes, appears to. However, found out phones don't update on touchmove. O
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by araes 1y ago
Cool. Thanks for the reply and clarification. Although the clarification is admittedly confusing when it's called the "gl" namespace. Not seeing a phong example in the samples dir. "pendulum.lobster", "physi
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by araes 1y ago
Looks like a cool language. Like the short syntax. Impressed they implemented so much of OpenGL natively in the language. Lot of work to implement OpenGL. With such a focus, be nice to have a few more OpenGL examples. Took a bit of look
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by araes 1y ago
Heavily prevalent in Europe and New Zealand, with a bit in South Africa and couple observations on the west and east coast of America. ( https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/1367002-Crataegus-germanica ) The American variet
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by araes 1y ago
You're correct on at least where the guess about possible chemicals came from. Search on possible phosphorous chemicals came back with Polyphosphates ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyphosphate ) as a major group
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by araes 1y ago
Tried signing up over at https://developer.nintendo.com Rejected for development, so cannot comment on kit obtaining difficulty. Rejection was a let-down, however, the process itself is opaque, confusing, and difficult to dete
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by araes 1y ago
After reading the article, be interesting to see an academic study exhaustively cataloguing the chemical compounds found in sewer systems that might be possible mining targets and issues to deal with. "We took 1000 samples from the sew
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> people sending ringers to do their coding exercises for them including different ringers or two ringers at once (oops) Found this part mildly fascinating. That it's more lucrative for a significant portion of the population to be
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by araes 1y ago
That's usually long term. Searching on the subject of "buybacks where share price decresed", Google returns Merck as an example (reffing Harvard Business Review), which actually works quite well to illustrate. The HBR articl
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by araes 1y ago
Another source in the last half a decade or so is digital coin "mints." Quick look on coin market puts the total market value at ~$3 trillion. Yet that money effectively was created from nothing. It's basically money printi
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by araes 1y ago
From lfaw explanation linked below: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44939514 "The phenomenon took place at roughly 29°N 101.5°W over Coahuila, Mexico." That's ~50 miles from the Ciudad Acuña / Del
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by araes 1y ago
Weirdly specific targeting of something much like a cancer of academia that then specifically targets "miRNAs, cancer" and "LncRNAs" with the note that much "higher rates of retractions for subfields focused on canc
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by araes 1y ago
Had similar thoughts from hobby work in game development. Bit like a system where you have many game mechanics, yet most have become meaningless as the money mechanic is the only metric that actually means anything. Politics doesn't m
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by araes 1y ago
This was actually surprisingly clear. This, and htrp's comment are much clearer than the entire noise article. They make dashboards and apps for killing people. With a lot of technical jargon like "integrating disparate weapons
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by araes 1y ago
Partially the constraints. Building a functional, modern, 3D rendering engine that meets current gamer requirements for "good enough" is also extremely challenging, time consuming, expensive, error prone, and often frustrating. It
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by araes 1y ago
Seemed like the WWW was kind of focused on only using certain colors in webpages, so I checked with a histogram. Not quite as pronounced as it seemed at first, yet definite spikes around 0.7, or 178. https://imgur.com/a&#x2F
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by araes 1y ago
Neat site with some interesting insights into the current state of media. Be cool if they turned it into a larger scale project with long running updates and statistics on search behavior and categorization. Seems like there's other
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by araes 1y ago
Re: Granny - Pew Research about Online Scams, granny is far less likely to lose her account (15%) than an 18-29 year old (26%). If she's upper income and white even less likely. Similar trends with falling for large numbers of scams.
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Real estate is partially explained by what you wrote. Wealth concentration passive investment. California is (19%) passive investment real estate, Hawaii (40%), Alaska (35%), Vermont (31%), West Virginia (30%), and Wyoming (30%). It&#x27
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by araes 1y ago
The article pretty much says it right in the opening section > investing a further $400 billion in the US alongside buying a stake in Intel seems improbable from a purely financial standpoint TSMC's entire assets are ~$200,000,000,0

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