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by daemin 7y ago
The big thing about WestConnex was that it fed many lanes of traffic into a tiny crowded one lane street that has a lot of pedestrian traffic as well. Maybe that's a bit of NIMBY but generally after new highways are built they are effe
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by daemin 7y ago
There's Lumberyard which you could say is a fork of CryEngine. But in general I don't see studios lining up to use either of the two. Also the idTech engine is limited to games that are published by Bethesda. So you can count it a
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by daemin 7y ago
They could also be using that money in order to combat Epic and Unreal, especially given that Epic has a lot of money from Fortnite and their owners Tencent. Because out of the engines that any game studio can use for a new project, there&#
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by daemin 7y ago
If you've seen some of the videos of people playing these "asset flips" you would have seen that they have very little in terms of gameplay. They are also full of bugs and appear mostly unfinished.
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by daemin 7y ago
Similar to the tallest mountain in Australia, named after the same person and in general people pronounce it Ko-zee-os-ko. My father was particularly proud to correct people's pronunciation of it and to try and get them to say it the p
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by daemin 7y ago
It's not so much targeting 8-thread AMD CPUs but targeting multicore x64 CPUs in general. The differences between operating systems account for way more than the differences between Intel and AMD CPUs.
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by daemin 7y ago
At what stage does a private company need to become a public service? There's examples of this happening throughout the ages where private companies like fire fighters, telephone, etc went from being private to public, and sometimes ba
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by daemin 7y ago
The issue is that a reinstall of the OS is pretty quick, but getting all the other applications downloaded, installed, activated, and having settings configured takes an incredibly long time. The other issue is that if you try to dive in de
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by daemin 7y ago
You could say that Spain, Poland, and Hungary are controlling France's borders, since those countries (that I know of) that have land borders with countries outside the EU.
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by daemin 7y ago
This is not so much C++ as it's C with some C++ syntax. From the look of the bits of code I've seen is that it's written pretty much on demand. Not building an engine or library, just only the code that is needed and nothing
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by daemin 7y ago
But a lot of countries have laws which say that you can be prosecuted upon your return for doing anything outside of the country which is illegal inside the country.
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by daemin 7y ago
Thank you for that recommendation! I knew about the Louvre where people crowd around the small painting but there's so many other things to see. Did not think about finding an alternative for Versailles.
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by daemin 7y ago
I thought ripped jeans were a Grunge thing of the early and late 90s...
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by daemin 7y ago
Wasn't this the whole designer ripped jeans of the 90s?
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by daemin 7y ago
Maybe it's because I've been playing "Surviving Mars" recently, but I can't help to think that the answer to the dairy industry is to find a new market on Mars. Realistically milk is something that won't be pro
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by daemin 7y ago
One thing I'm wondering, before he fled to the Embassy, he was out on bail, for which supporters of his put up their property for. Given that he skipped bail they would have forfeited that property, now that he's arrested again do
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by daemin 7y ago
Don't forget the fumbling of the Murray Darling river ecosystem where farmers just suck up all the water out of it, leaving nothing for downstream. Without better management of this resource I don't know how much longer Australia
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by daemin 7y ago
It would also have made the entire network more or less homogeneous, meaning that you wouldn't need to use different companies and different technologies depending on which street you lived in. Though I would say that apartment buildin
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by daemin 7y ago
One talking point I'd like to ask is: For small short lived scripts and applications, do we even need to free any memory these days? For example you write a script which takes several seconds to execute, moves files, computes stuff wit
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by daemin 7y ago
Is that on the land or on each individual property? Does it get automatically renewed when the property gets transferred (sold or inherited)? I could imagine there being a price drop on property nearing its expiration, so much so that there
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by daemin 7y ago
Conspiracy idea: The Chinese government wants everyone to default on loans because then they'll get to claim ownership of all the assets. So everything will become state owned once again, communist dream?
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by daemin 7y ago
To figure back in High School I did a business project for selling "Dehydrated Water". I guess I was about 20 years too early...
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by daemin 7y ago
So if I read this correctly, the bottom slice of the plate will be subducting, but the top part won't. Therefore when more of it subducts the top part will get pushed up? So there's potential for a new landmass off the coast of Ib
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by daemin 7y ago
I was using Sublime Merge on the weekend and after doing a few changes with my remotes using the normal command line, it exited (well crashed I assume). When things like this happen do you automatically get an error report? Because you ment
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by daemin 7y ago
If it's an image from a radar sensor then it still could be a software bug because the raw data has to be processed somehow and an image generated from it. Complex software systems can have quite bizarre bugs when they interact with ea
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by daemin 7y ago
It's actually a different mechanism entirely. Human Resource Machine is optimising a single threaded small memory process. (Single Instruction Single Data) 7 Billion Humans is about massively parallel programming more like code on a GP
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by daemin 7y ago
If all systems are interconnected and transfer data between them, then an anomalous reading could get carried through like a virus...
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by daemin 7y ago
Only game where I have 100% achievements. Currently working my way through and optimising 7 billion humans.
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by daemin 7y ago
I would more likely consider it a software bug than anything else. Some sensor data is feeding in and making it appear that something is there.
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by daemin 7y ago
So just to fuel a conspiracy theory: the huge budget overstretch of the F-35 fighter could be a cover for a secret set of drone fighter jets.

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