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by codefreakxff 5y ago
What you are describing is anecdotal and the same problem we have with Facebook - social group isolation. You have a large number of Catholic schools in your area because you have a large number of Catholics in your area. They are operating
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
So… you’re saying it’s a sensationalized headline because 95% could cover it “somehow”? I think the missed point here is that while 65% have savings, there are 35% on the brink of financial disaster. I guess having to ask your family to hel
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
I don’t understand any of these comments. Discover has two meanings. Unexpected or within the course of a search. We discover oil and mineral deposits all the time. We don’t usually say “You discovered more lithium? Big deal. Been done befo
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
Look at it. Bits and pieces of it strewn all over the ground. What a mess
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
Cars and houses don’t sound like landscape. Maybe they should put some filters for non landscape input
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
Well, yes. I didn’t cite the specific silly things from the movie I was referring to. But the one from the trailers that always made me groan was the synchronized sitting down in and buckling themselves in for the car chase. Just tins of cr
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
Ready Player One movie was terrible. The book was fun. Felt more genuine and didn’t have silly stuff like the movie AR/VR does run the high risk of creating a super dystopian and fragmented real world. It’s definitely something to watc
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
Your comment made me read the article and I find the article’s language sufficiently abstract by say things like “many NoSQL databases”, etc Perhaps your comment was meant to say that in general talking about tradeoffs can fall into that tr
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
“the issue is that they eventually die and rot, and then that carbon gets released right back into the atmosphere” You make it sound like a rapid process. Univ of Arizona did a study that showed CO2 emissions of dead trees was lower than li
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
“In fact, go back 15 years and no one had any tests whatsoever. The world didn't end.” That’s just silly. Of course there were tests 15 years ago. Unit testing has been around since the 1950s Very little would cause the world to end. B
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
Can’t tell if that’s sarcasm There’s no way to make sure everyone believes anything. So. No.
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
Your question made me read the article. And it does seem to be lacking enough sample data. At one point she had 550 samples and that was called “substantial” in the article. Towards the end it had grown to 1000 samples. To your point the st
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
Are you trolling? I’ve used Vue in a couple of projects and honestly have no idea what you are talking about. Feel free to expand on your statements. Otherwise this message doesn’t fit in hn
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
You are selectively picking one example from the parent post and making a rather personal attack. There’s no need for that. Stick to your argument and don’t make it personal.
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
I completely agree. I recently decided to try learning Vulkan. I built an sdl window framework and got an OpenGL triangle in maybe 6 lines of OpenGL code. For vulkan you literally cannot draw anything until your reimplement an entire render
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
I’ve looked up a lot of tech on Google trends. Something strange happened late 2020 across many tech topics. Searches are down across the board. I can only speculate that people working from home just stopped working as much and therefore s
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
Yes. But. For an iDE you write your own code. For a visual tool like this, I wonder if the “code” is already written and it just spits out code snippets it contains. So the code would all be GPL?
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
Shoot. I feel like when I’m trying to sauté my onions I will turn my back for a second and suddenly have shriveled little caramelized onions in the blink of an eye Not bragging here. I suck at cooking. Cooking onions terrifies me
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
There are conflicts over water. But I think we will see more development of desalination tech as water becomes scarce and people will pay more for water
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
I’m not advocating for Roblox because it’s quite terrible. But. They did make it stupidly simple to make stupid 3D games. If you like getting eaten and slowly have poop stuck to you while falling through the digestive system until you are p
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
I find conversations like this difficult. I don’t think anyone here will change your mind. If your position is that intelligence must rival a humans to be worthy of “being intelligent”, you are free to do so. I think the bar is much lower,
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
I don’t see the problem. North Face doesn’t want their logo and name smack dab next to oil and gas logos and names. I don’t think anyone is foolish enough to think their plastic and rubber clothing is made of something else. Nor do I think
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
You mean the ring that was held in the basement of a pizza parlor with no basement? I’m not sure what your point is here. Obviously there are pedophile rings in the world. But why are people making up weird lies? Not saying you made up the
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
Fun fact. This is not a new concept. Doom used overrides with their WAD file format. Mod authors could release their mod files replacing or adding content without stealing the game level files. There may be prior art to that, but as a young
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
I use vscode to open and run notebooks using the jupyter plugin. Works great. Don’t need to fire up the browser
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
Sweet. I made an engine to learn OpenGL 2.0 and vertex shaders way back when, but moved on to other things in life. A couple of weeks ago I was curious what’s changed with the latest pipeline techniques. This feels like it will be a great w
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
I see. So you are expanding the scope from Epic complaining about fees to _everything_. You make good arguments. Just to play devils advocate, PlayStation and XBox are also closed platforms and I think they take a cut. Amazon Fire devices t
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
Yes. But California isn’t Europe. There’s a million factors that led to California, or America as a whole, sprawl. Probably, primarily, land is plentiful and cheap. When it is no longer possible to get cheap land then density will naturally
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
I disagree. And I’m thinking of California in particular here. There is FAR too much reliance on personal transportation. It has little capacity to support “just increasing density”. There’s nothing natural about it. It will take a very ser
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by codefreakxff 5y ago
I’m not sure what your point is. Case details are fuzzy right now, but wasn’t Microsoft accused of anti competition practices. Things like blocking browsers or apps that competed with their apps. They had a solid lock on the desktop operati

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