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by daeken 9y ago
Because this tool is licensed non-commercial. Using it for art that you sell would be a commercial use, and a violation of the license.
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by daeken 9y ago
Consider artists. There's a tremendous potential in using technology like this in art, and preventing someone from selling their works will often put them off of using it at all.
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(Creator here) I recommend consuming this via the site, https://hacker101.com/ Right now the Github repo is really just the pages for the site, but I plan on extending that to include slides, code, scripts (for narration),
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Show HN: Hacker101 – A Free Web Security Class(hacker101.com)
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Digital overtook physical in 2010 [1] and has only taken a more commanding lead since then. Physical PC games are, essentially, dead, with only a quarter of sales being physical in 2016 [2]. 1: https://www.google.com/amp&#x2
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As someone who's been helping lead the charge on Switch hacking, you're one of my idols, haha. Come join us! You would fit in well.
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Conclude what you will. Anyone who has even a modicum of familiarity with them will know that this is correct.
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I'm unsure if you posted the wrong links, or if you mistook those for science. None of those links reference any "actual studies" whatsoever, let alone peer-reviewed scholarly studies regarding the impact of trigger warnings.
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Well, this is a surprise! ReCurta had been in a bit of a holding period for a while; we did all the drawing translations and the conversions to Solidworks, but then hit a wall when it came to finding a way to actually make the thing. Last m
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by daeken 9y ago
There's a very good rule here: unless you have done action X on at least 3 occasions with a given person, ask them before you do it. "May I hug/kiss/grope/whatever you?" If you've already done this on seve
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by daeken 9y ago
The reduction of whitespace in HTML is there to allow you to split text as desired in the source file without adding unintentional newlines/tabs/whatever -- it all just gets collapsed to a single space. (Outside of pre-styled tags
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by daeken 9y ago
I was on the New Direction VLCD. 3 shakes (mocha only -- the rest were awful, but even months after stopping the diet, I still love the mocha) per day, 200 calories each. It's expensive as hell and only available via medical provider
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I spent many, many thousands of dollars on everything I needed -- and that's not including the tens of thousands my insurance covered. The vast, vast majority of the US population would not be able to afford this. I would very much s
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by daeken 9y ago
I went on a medically-supervised, very low calorie and low carb (keto) diet after being diagnosed with diabetes. A few months and about 50lbs in, I had no signs of insulin resistance whatsoever, my A1C was down to completely normal values,
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by daeken 9y ago
I keep thinking about what my ideal ISP would look like, then weighing the options. It's just so, so expensive to get one off the ground.
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Yes.
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There was plenty wrong with Obama's presidency. The difference is that absolutely zero people had reason to believe that they were less than human due to his presidency. Ignoring that is asinine.
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There are honestly few reasons to be frustrated about Trump's presidency, and the left harping on HRC's loss is silly. It's not like he proudly boasted about his sexual assaults. Nor has he spoken at conferences for white sup
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by daeken 9y ago
Looks like it's not getting a WebGL context. Perhaps your setup doesn't support it?
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I will weep tears of joy when Bridge.NET supports destructuring. That will be so, so nice!
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I am absolutely loving Bridge.NET so far. There are some mild rough edges and it doesn't support C# 7 syntax yet, but I went from never having used it to having built a simple 3d engine in a matter of a couple hours. I consider tha
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by daeken 9y ago
I love Python for file format manipulation, especially with my Struct.py library. Also, the tools themselves are largely derived from an older version of WebArena where the client was written in Coffeescript + Three.js. That said, the tool
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by daeken 9y ago
The actual level loading itself is stupid easy -- I had the geometry loading and rendering in something like two hours. The tough part is converting their "shader" model over to something that modern GPUs can understand. That to
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by daeken 9y ago
Not quite ready to submit this to the list yet, but I've been working on a Quake 3 engine clone from scratch in C# with Bridge.NET, targeting the browser and WebGL. It's been a super fun project so far -- a few days of part-time
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by daeken 9y ago
> We really need Privacy-as-a-service and security-as-a-service We can provide food-as-a-service, but we can't provide digestion-as-a-service. Which is to say, we can provide many useful services but privacy and security are things
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by daeken 9y ago
That's talking about manipulating files in the LXSS filesystem from Windows tools. There's no problem with doing everything on your Windows mounts, assuming you don't mind everything getting +x.
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When I was 16, I was in a horrible car accident. I was out of school for something like 6 weeks. During that time, I built a project that got me into Forbes a few months later, and into my first real job. I benefited greatly from that car a
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Tell HN: I want to sell my company
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The conclusion here (to paraphrase: "no DRM isn't a big enough draw") doesn't seem to be at all supported. It may be that they want to focus on publishing; it may be that they simply had to charge too much; it may be tha
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by daeken 9y ago
Any chance you have a write-up on that? That sounds awesome!

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