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cecilpl2
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I work in game development. In my experience for every big title that makes it to shelves, there are several more that never see the light of day. Some of those were axed early on in development, but I have personally worked on a game that
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Same here, with some Fark mixed in with Slashdot.
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Musk's opinion is that passive image recognition (ie just cameras) is a requirement for full L5 autonomy. If you have to build that, then LIDAR isn't necessary. You may get a significant boost in ability with LIDAR, but it's
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As a side note, it is possible to train yourself to stereogram your eyes at will (I've done it). This makes "spot the difference" puzzles a triviality. Which is, in itself a triviality, but an entertaining one.
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> Then you subtract that number from your total savings: You subtract your annual spending (3%) from your total invested? Why would you do that? To arrive at the total amount you'd have invested after you spend for a year? This para
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Assuming dividend reinvestment, the S&P 500 has returned an annual average of 10% nominally (7% real), over the last 100 years or so.
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At one point (96/97), I ran an informational website devoted to Final Fantasy 4. It's still around, surprisingly. http://cecilpl_david.tripod.com/
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Even better is "When you do X, I feel..." Your feelings might be triggered by X, but it's a stretch to say X is the cause, and not productive.
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Is there anything similar for Windows?
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It sounds like you had equated being smart with knowing things. My self esteem has also been heavily based on believing that I'm really smart, but I never had a problem admitting I didn't know something. "Smart" to me me
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I have once or twice embarked on what I was sure was a well-thought-out, solid refactoring job, only to find that after a long process of cleaning, pulling out common code, and adding the special-case logic, I had refactored myself in a gia
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I think most people find navigating conversation with another person much easier than navigating a GUI or computer system of any kind.
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You are likely thinking of the game https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nomic , which happens to be very well-suited for online play. Two of the largest instances are https://agoranomic.org/ and https:/
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And have a button on them that cycles through previously taken gifs.
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It's a prisoner's dilemma, and they are structurally locked into the defect position. Neither company can switch to cooperating of its own accord without coordinating with the other. It's simply a coordination problem.
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It's akin to a good algorithm for avoiding memory fragmentation - allocate your largest blocks first. Assuming you need a contiguous block of time for each case, you should schedule the longest case that you expect to complete in the t