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by daenz 5y ago
What will the impact be for software engineering?
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by daenz 5y ago
Now to make a decision: pay in engineering time to optimize your engineering workflows to reduce cloud costs, or pay GCP instead?
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by daenz 5y ago
>fear Criticism of something is not necessarily an expression of fear. This reaction primarily serves to make critics feel ashamed for speaking out against something, as in "oh you're just afraid of my-good-idea-X"
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I wonder how easily you could have slipped in an obfuscated cookie stealer
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Imagine the psychological power a weapon like that would hold over people at that time. Your leader possessing a dagger forged from light that fell from the heavens would probably inspire a lot of supernatural feelings.
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It's become very clear to me that the people who call themselves leaders are as flawed, weak, and corruptible as anyone else. Arguably moreso. They're not especially moral and strong. So when they're put in (or ascend to) the
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by daenz 5y ago
[x] Works on relatively low tech hardware [x] Doesn't require internet connection [x] Can't be removed from your possession for violating ToS [x] Can be easily backed up
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by daenz 5y ago
The next Modern Warfare game is going to be very different than it's FPS predecessors.
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by daenz 5y ago
Can you say more about this? Thanks
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by daenz 5y ago
>Emails also showed that Meta would allow praise of the right-wing Azov battalion, which is normally prohibited, in a change first reported by The Intercept. So it's ok to praise literal neo-Nazis now, as long as it lines up with bu
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by daenz 5y ago
This should solidify in everyone's mind, that the push to censor speech, no matter what cause-of-the-week reason is given, is fundamentally about attaining power over a weapon that can be used when it suits you.
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by daenz 5y ago
Each text bubble is duplicated from a rigged template speech bubble. The rig controls the dimensions of the bubble based on the size of the text it contains. Drivers are heavily used on the bones to coordinate them with other bones and move
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by daenz 5y ago
Definitely, prefer using bpy.data objects whenever you can. IIRC there were a few things I wanted to do that only seemed possible through bpy.ops, for example recursively duplicating a collection. In the UI, this calls bpy.ops.outliner.coll
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by daenz 5y ago
Cool! You will love it. If you get really jammed up on a problem, find my contact info in my profile and I may be able to unblock you.
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by daenz 5y ago
Funny you should ask! Yes, it can be done. I've built something like this recently...my goal was to make programmatic videos of chat conversations. Here's an example[0]. This was rendered totally headless (no launching blender UI)
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by daenz 5y ago
100% agree. I've been using Blender for over 20 years as a hobbyist and it has consistently been one of my favorite pieces of software. It's written by creators, for creators, and you can feel the love and care that they put into
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by daenz 5y ago
What if you're experiencing rapid growth and not sure if you can afford it? Investment is basically required at this point, no?
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Everyone seems to know to be wary about "get rich quick schemes," but many people don't seem to be able to identify them very well. Every generation has a form of them that are suckering the persuadable and financially undi
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by daenz 5y ago
Perfectionism is just one tool in your toolbox. It can be favorite and strongest tool, but you also have to know when to put it down. It's not a compromise of your ideals to delay the ideal solution, as long as you are being rational a
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by daenz 5y ago
So the evidence linked on the CDC website is compromised because of commercial interests? Please post evidence of this specific example.
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by daenz 5y ago
The CDC reports 60,000 to 2.5M instances of defensive gun use per year[0] 0. https://www.cdc.gov/violenceprevention/firearms/fastfact.htm... .
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by daenz 5y ago
You don't seem very open to changing your perspective, but if you care to peruse a subreddit dedicated to reporting defensive gun use in the news, it contains a ton of stories that you've likely never encountered[0]. You may disag
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by daenz 5y ago
Not to mention that Switzerland is 15,940 mi², while USA is 3,797,000 mi².
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by daenz 5y ago
What a loaded question. Are you asserting that Russia hates the Ukrainian people, and is invading because they want them destroyed?
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by daenz 5y ago
It's been mind boggling to see anti 2A people in my social circle cheer for normal Ukrainian citizens arming themselves with "weapons of war" that "wouldn't do anything against a country with drones and nukes."
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by daenz 5y ago
Instead of snark, could you provide something constructive? I'm trying to get a better understanding of the relationship, and from my research, Russian leaders and citizens appear to be quite fond of Ukrainian people. Is this not accur
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by daenz 5y ago
I am admittedly not even close to an expert to what's going on over there, but my understanding is that Ukraine and its people are very close to the heart of Russia. That makes me think that dropping a nuke people who you consider your
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by daenz 5y ago
At the time of my post, I was unable to verify the Google Trends searches (I was using it incorrectly, and have verified it, see other comments). My main point about using the Trends data is that if there are so many more clearly substantiv
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My first search was the English terms in Russia region. When someone pointed out I should have searched the Russian translation (I assumed Google normalized this), I accidentally switched the region back to US. So both searches had incorrec
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That makes sense, but what doesn't make sense is why it is presented in such a duplicitous way. It's one thing to say "When a country has this kind of internal turmoil, martial law is something that we need to watch out for.&

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