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I'm using ubuntu on my new notebook because I was struggling to install debian. I got a slim notebook that doesn't have lan and as the article says the wifi is proprietary (also the nvidia gpu). I spent like 3 hours trying to work
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Thank you for building the this. I'll make sure to share with my friends. I'm also starting to workout again so this would be helpful.
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I've made a cool app that consumes yts api a while ago. Naively I even shared it here. After learning that someone in England was arrested only for having links to pirated movies I took everything down. It's a shame how hard they
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It also detect hardware to decide if it's going to run at 60 or 120 fps. Also don't animate if the tab is not visible
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I'm using breve these days and it works. It's chromium based
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Show HN: Print chr$(205.5+rnd(1)) goto 10
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I gave up that illusion of multitasking a long time ago. I tend to devide my task in steps and execute them sequentially. When I bake pizza rolls for instance: I need to make the dough, fill it with ham and cheese and then bake them. Of cou
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I enjoy biscuit videos, but I think the code is very hard to follow. I've been a follower for over 3 years now. Exceptional programmer
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well, I took a class back in college with an Old School professor. He's the one who drove the class that way. I just enjoyed the process. But there are a lot of tutorials on the internet about writing your own NN. I think the first alg
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Great tool, it was my first contact with spellchecks. Back that I was working for a company that does translations powered by machine learning. Back then I was a student and as the article mentioned I was one of the naive ones to think that
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Back in college I would sketch something every day in jsfiddle
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Are you aware of the console? I have used it for all kinds of stuff. Here's what you do: go to about:blank, open the console and start typing JavaScript code. Try: document.write('hello world')
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very beautiful
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I've designed one for my self to use a year ago, it prints really fast and uses few material. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3949207
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Brazilian here confirming everything you've said. I have about 15 people that I chat in a daily basis, no way I can convince them to switch.
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While you're typing the word the text box don't show it, when you complete the word then it shows on the text box. Brave, Android. Besides that, amazing results. Congratulations.
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Well, I'm not an AI. Sometimes I don't even feel I'm "I" at all
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sorry, When reading the news, if I remember something funny related to the subject I usually share.
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I never had a relationship with the N64. After the Super Nintendo I was deep into computers and programming. The place I used to go to rent video games also started to rent CD ROMS. I went down there one time to rent a CD ROM and saw the N6
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Show HN: Keyboard navigation and new games on my website
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I've been using xfce for about 5 years now and I love it. Simple and minimalist.
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I was living in a big city when the lockdown was enforced by the company I was working at (at the time) so I decided to spend that time with my parents (cause I could at least help them with anything). I came home to discover the neighbor w
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in theory this looks good. reality is a bit different. I constantly have problems with my left and right neighbor (middle of pandemic and this a hole is doing a barbecue with loud music since yesterday) about their lack of consideration (t
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my brother had never water sky(ed) before, so after a month of vacation doing it, he felt his knees. he talk about it with two doctors and they both wanted to perform surgery on his knees. he went and got a third evaluation and the third do
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exit(FUCKED_UP_SHADER_COMPILATION); funny
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Thank, I'll take a look. I used to watch the cherno's videos, long time ago. Funny story: following a video (ThinMatrix) about creating a 3D engine in Java (I was translating everything to JavaScript and working around the old Ope
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yeah, I figured that should be a better solution. I was using ThinMatrix [1] videos as guidelines when I was creating my engine. I'll take a look in how he implemented animations. Thank you. 1 - https://www.youtube.com/
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I get the concept because I used to be a 3d artist... But when it comes to program this... A static model I just copy it's vertex position to a buffer, right? So when there's a bone animation I just update the vertex in my models
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thanks. I was able to get the basics stuff out of the way: https://victorribeiro.com/3Dsphere/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w13Q_KL1I9A I just need to focus a little bit more in order to get more co
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for a non-native english speaker, there's a lot of new words in this article. very rich vocabulary
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