desertrider12

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   by desertrider12 9y ago

   More importantly, anti voter fraud laws are trying to solve a problem that doesn't exist.
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   by desertrider12 9y ago

   If you want to blame private grocery stores for obesity (and I don’t think you can), it’s only because they don’t exist in poor areas and they’re too hard to get to. If the government wants to attack the problem, public transport is the sol
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   by desertrider12 9y ago

   x86 can still do this. It has STOS (read next byte/word), LODS (memset), and MOVS (memcpy).
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   by desertrider12 9y ago

   TF2 is very pretty and it’s clear that a lot of thought went into the color palettes and visual effects. The examples of bad effects in this article are the result of developers thinking “this is how games look”. I don’t think they got as f
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   by desertrider12 9y ago

   C++ as it exists now is unsuitable, but I can imagine an alternate history where C++ actually allowed arbitrary compile time execution (better than macros and constexpr). Then someone would have made a library for build system logic, and al
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   by desertrider12 9y ago

   Unless you use a nonlinear activation function like the sigmoid, as shown in the video.
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   by desertrider12 9y ago

   The scifi novel "Omega" by Jack McDevitt also had this.