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   by bullen 3y ago

   I was talking about the other LK-99 articles and comments. This good video only gets 4 upvotes when all LK-99 articles got 1000+ each... He even has to say "I hope I'm wrong" to avoid the hoards of eternal growth people to sw
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   by bullen 3y ago

   It's both fascinating and horrifying to see how humans in general and HN crowd in particular work. The LK-99 shitshow is the most absolute proof of the quote: "Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'
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   by bullen 3y ago

   I made a 40% just to see what I would feel about it: http://move.rupy.se/file/last_computer.png Still haven't programmed it! XD
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   by bullen 3y ago

   Writing custom engines for VR makes too hard, and only custom will have the performance to avoid nausea. Add to that closed platforms and no diopter adjustable non-fresnel lenses, and it's over. Valve demonstrated why VR will fail, onl
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   by bullen 3y ago

   Happened to me too, and no way to fix it easily without restarting the browser... the whole cookie thing is as bad as HTTPS only. The commercial web is dead.
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   by bullen 3y ago

   http://move.rupy.se/file/last_computer.png If you want to drive VR you'll need minimum Jetson Nano and 15W.
7. 247.▲
   by bullen 3y ago

   I'm making a Action MMO engine where the game will be coded in C and hot-reloaded with this API: http://edit.rupy.se?host=move.rupy.se&path=/file/game.cpp&sp... So far the API is really small and the turna
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   by bullen 3y ago

   You are trivializing engines some what. They are the final media/medium for humans for eternity. I would even argue they are the final art, combining all other arts. Eyes, ears and hands will be the interface forever. Brain computer wo
9. 249.▲
   by bullen 3y ago

   Again content is dead, what we need is engines. Skylines and Cuphead are just a copies, they don't reinvent anything fundamental.
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    by bullen 3y ago

    I don't know if you have followed the numbers, but Steam is a massacre right now. So many low quality Unity/Unreal copies that ruins peoples lives making them indebted because they think they will make it as indie by just pasting
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    by bullen 3y ago

    Then the avg. Joe gets motion sickness and VR fails.
12. 252.▲
    by bullen 3y ago

    So what would the consequences be? ~3-5 degree drop in temperature at the coasts?
13. 253.▲
    by bullen 3y ago

    BeatSaber is Unity, Unity has GC (garbage collection = stutters) and even if they worked around it for such a simple game it doesn't matter. On the other hand if you want a action MMO (something we never succeeded in doing yet, Planets
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    by bullen 3y ago

    Not only, it's a tradeoff: visual fidelity vs. power. Not a single game is custom made for VR except HL:A... It's too expensive to develop for, if Roblox on Quest 2 sucks VR is over.
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    by bullen 3y ago

    So with StackOverflow decline proving there is little left to search for, DRMs in browsers forcing ads and hardware expiration can we finally come to a consensus that Google and all other oligopol firms should be removed from power? As gove
16. 256.▲
    by bullen 3y ago

    The Mortgage Is an Intrinsically Toxic Product
17. 257.▲
    by bullen 3y ago

    The placement is not random. Spain and France have Nuclear estuaries north of this area and the mistral pushes the hot surface water south. http://move.rupy.se/file/nuclear-sources.png
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    by bullen 3y ago

    Toki Pona is another one. I made this 4 letter language: http://move.rupy.se/file/talk.txt
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    by bullen 3y ago

    The only sure thing for productivity is use the same keyboard everywhere preferably forever. Even if the brain is a master at slow context switching (absorbing the office keyboard) it will lead to slower typing.
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    by bullen 3y ago

    Maybe, but the heat added to earth has to be radiated away from earth. We have never added energy from matter at this scale before. Same for fusion.
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    by bullen 3y ago

    That is why my blog is written from scratch, web server and all: http://sprout.rupy.se
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    by bullen 3y ago

    Energy is scarce and money is infinite. We had $1/KWh in EU this winter. With that price you are paying almost $1 per day of running your 65W computer. That's $30 per month just to keep the computer gaming during daytime. There is
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    by bullen 3y ago

    You have zero arguments. I'm talking about the future, not now. Please link to the Atom benchmarks that show how slow they are on relevant server tasks. I remind you I'm talking about 14nm with 8-16 cores.
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    by bullen 3y ago

    For IO epoll is the solution, which he kinda says. And then userspace IO which it seems will never work. Or perf cache-misses / tiptop IPC for that matter.
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    by bullen 3y ago

    I already told you to have power backup for 24+ hours for what can saturate 10Gb/s you need more than ~8x 15kg lead-acid batteries = Not practical. 25W Atom 14nm CPU is the best middle ground between 80W Xeon and 15W Jetson Nano. It is
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    by bullen 3y ago

    Pros obsess over writing their own tools from scratch!
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    by bullen 3y ago

    Well I would love to trust that, but if you go to the main police station in Stockholm Sweden and use their WiFi they proudly show you how they can read and modify your HTTPS traffic without your device so much flinching with their root cer
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    by bullen 3y ago

    I don't want to run a certificate server. I serve nothing worth encrypting and never will. For auth. I use: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc2289 Quantum safe for eternity.
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    by bullen 3y ago

    It's preventing the "wrong" third parties. Big companies and governmental branches have their own root certificates. To remove HTTP is the biggest mistake humans have made with the internet so far. But it will trigger a react
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    by bullen 3y ago

    No, and then when it's down you can't update the certificate.