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by bringtheaction 9y ago
Been following Godot for a good while but never tried it myself. I support them on Patreon anyway though, just because I think it's important that we have a truly open source game engine like Godot :) Did you try Godot 3.0 yet?
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
"Reposts" are fine. Better to formulate it as previous discussion .
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
Keep in mind: - Trading cryptocurrencies produces capital gains or losses, with the latter being able to offset gains and reduce tax. - Exchanging one token for another — for example, using Ethereum to purchase an altcoin — creates a taxabl
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
I ran the musl libc version of Void Linux for a while on one of my laptops but ran into a lot of problems and buggy behavior. If you are going to use Void Linux I would strongly recommend not picking the musl version unless you are spec
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
Cool collection of effects. Too bad they are free for non-commercial use only.
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
Only one of them MIT licensed. All of the others GPL or AGPL. Need more MIT licensed alternatives. Preferably written in Python ^^
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
I don’t think so. Google is massive and people that work there have been doing lots of different research for a very long time. OP has nothing to do with the past days of Facebook stuff IMO.
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
Blender and Krita are really great. Inkscape is good. I use Gimp also but not because I want to. The others I use because I want to.
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
Just tested it by searching for “spline”. This is great! Can someone elaborate on how it was made? Specifically, how it integrates with Google Scholar. Is that done client side or server side? If server side how come it hasn’t been blocked
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
What’s the difference between that and the front page? Is it like the difference between the “top” and “best” algorithms that Reddit use? How do these algorithms differ specifically on HN?
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
Their security check captcha doesn’t load for me.
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
Alternatively it could cross-reference posts with Reddit and see what subreddit they’re posted in and filter based on that.
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
lively.next looks exactly like something I’ve been thinking about. How come though that the demo video shows it in use on Linux but the desktop application is macOS only?
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
Ah, clever, I like that :) Thanks!
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
Like the other commenter said, check out mypy. http://mypy-lang.org/
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
Meanwhile perhaps the Personal Blocklist by Google ads-on for Chrome can help? Not sure if it works on image search also. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/personal-blocklist...
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
> There is also an example with types, but this becomes very awkward to show in Python. With the book having been published in 2014, and type hints [1] being introduced with Python 3.5 released in 2015 [2], without knowing how the book d
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
Tl;dr for the post on languages: They will use a language called Wren but they also say that any language will be possible to use through script system plugins. According to them, “the API can be bound to other languages easily, and the wor
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
By that you mean if more software was more strict about what it accepted instead of being liberal about it?
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
Off-topic on my part here but I think it is so weird that people say “TFA” when referring to the article in the way you are doing. I see this a lot on HN. IMO it would be natural to use “TFA” in the same way you would use “RTFM” — when you
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
Also Oracle vs Google in their legal battle about the use of Java APIs in Android. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oracle_America,_Inc._v._Google... Google won out over Oracle in the end but it took a long time — from 20
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
> It’s commonly said that Quartz is “based on” PDF, and in a sense that’s true. PDF (Adobe’s Portable Document Format) is the PostScript drawing model without the arbitrary programmability. Quartz was designed that the typical use of the
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
Snapchat does not just send pictures around. First of all a big part of their value proposition is ephemeral communication in a time and age where everything lasts for ever. Yes there are ways to work around it (using an unofficial client t
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
Depends on how intensive your game is and how fast your computer is and how much memory you have and so on. Personally I can not afford a top-of-the-line computer.
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
Thanks I checked and you are right :)
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
Yes that’s true. However I think recording full game play on high speed video could be useful as well because then you can jump straight to some point and also if you watch the whole thing at normal speed you might notice something and then
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
Speaking of which, do you know if it’s possible to start and end recording in slow motion immediately instead of it starting and ending at normal speed with transition between? Also when I transferred videos from my iPhone to my computer an
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
But actually aside from the example in the article being rather silly I believe that something we could learn from this as developers is that in some situations it might be valuable for us to record our monitor with a high speed camera and
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by bringtheaction 9y ago
Speaking of ways to make transactions free for the user, is it possible to run a full node that verifies transactions and have it look at the type of ERC20 token in addition to the amount of gas and choose to always verify those ERC20 token
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The age of disintermediation – blockchain and the removal of middlemen(hackernoon.com)
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