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Fixing the entire SM64 source code for performance improvements(youtube.com)
3 points by dimator 5y ago|1 comments
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by dimator 5y ago
Really just an epic, prolific streamer. Super technical, super deep dives, and on top of all that, an excellent educator. Here is a series he did on developing a Forth-like language from scratch, up until it's self compiling (and a few
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by dimator 5y ago
This is the point of soft power. Enough pain, and people revolt against the dipshits that earned them the pain.
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by dimator 5y ago
I watched TNG in high school. I never realized how much of my worldview it helped form, until I reflected on it later on. Because of that, humanity has really disappointed me. I thought we were on track, but it's just so stark of a rea
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by dimator 5y ago
Monday yes but Tuesday maybe not. The mask mandate is supposedly being lifted on the 15th in California.
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by dimator 5y ago
Err, aren't the pulled episodes about his use of the N word, not about challenged science?
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by dimator 5y ago
There's nothing weird about both of those being true.
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by dimator 5y ago
What if Spotify solved this the same way YouTube and Facebook do: an unskippable message (before and after the podcast) stating where to get actual information about COVID.
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by dimator 5y ago
I can't fathom how they have a servo, a linear actuator, or anything else, that can apply pressure to the mirror and keep it there, for years , in the most extreme environments. Every component of this thing is mind bending.
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by dimator 5y ago
Using your money to silence journalists you don't like makes you a disgrace. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bollea_v._Gawker
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by dimator 5y ago
In this specific example, given the context (that a virus would have a simple time going 400 meters from lab to market via some host), isn't the difference between 400m and 26km valid to point out?
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by dimator 5y ago
Oh my god, thanks for dislodging this long forgotten memory! I never would have remembered that I played with this program ages ago, you really made me reminisce :)
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by dimator 5y ago
You might enjoy this video which goes into that question: https://youtu.be/iphcyNWFD10
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by dimator 5y ago
Apple is rarely first with new technologies.
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by dimator 5y ago
Great analysis. If anything, the thing that has taken away from that final episode is that people have been pestering Chase about it without stop. So much so, that in later interviews he has implied more detail about what happened, diminish
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by dimator 5y ago
It's not intended to run .sh scripts though. This is line saying python breaks .pl scripts.
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by dimator 5y ago
Ah I wish I had a friend like you. I wanted badly to get into the game, and I tried to get people into it without success. My spouse tried once but it was most definitely not her thing. I went to a little tcg bootstrapping event at my local
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by dimator 5y ago
I remember game credit scroll screens, at the end of video games, back in the 8 and 16 bit era. I remember thinking"who were these gods, and how did they do this??" Now, I know how they did it, but I'm no less in awe of them,
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by dimator 5y ago
Those were two completely separate examples about separate questions, you're combining them so you can be outraged.
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by dimator 5y ago
This was probably done without any kind of pain killing anything, besides (just guessing) alcohol. It must have been absolutely excruciating for weeks, before the jaw healed. Unbelievable.
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by dimator 5y ago
The fact that it is back up is even worse. If the take down was correct, why bring it back? If the take down was wrong, where was the initial oversight? It's all so arbitrary. The back and forth is what really reinforces that nobody kn
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Freshmeat.net (2014)(freshmeat.sourceforge.net)
1 points by dimator 5y ago|0 comments
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by dimator 5y ago
The section "How high are my chances of getting a breakthrough case these days?" goes into that. If you're looking for a hard number, I don't think anyone can give you that because it's highly community specific. I
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by dimator 5y ago
Sexual promiscuity does not clog up hospitals. Speeding motorists do not clog up hospitals. Obese people do not clog up hospitals. Covid patients disproportionately clog up ICUs. Surely you see that difference? If our health safety net (h
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by dimator 5y ago
I'm progressive, and I would completely be behind this policy. Unfortunately, both parties need campaign funds, and so they'll both concede to social media lobbyists. Until we solve campaign finance reform, no progress will be mad
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by dimator 5y ago
> Aren't unvaccinated individuals the ones who made this decision? You may disagree with the conclusion of their dubious risk analyses, but if you choose not to get vaccinated then all bets are off. This is the crux of it. They&#x27
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by dimator 5y ago
I highly doubt it's running on Mars. For one thing, sibling comment has a list of repos that have the badge, and it's a lot of python packages. I suspect it's more along the eath-based infrastructure and data processing side
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by dimator 5y ago
I highly doubt that. I think in most Americans' minds Afghanistan has been an abject failure for years. It has not been among the main talking points of this administration or the one before it. I believe most Americans will just be re
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by dimator 5y ago
Rather than forking elm, there's purescript, which is unlike elm in all the restrictive ways. It seems to have regular releases and plenty of packages as well. https://www.purescript.org/ https://pursuit.pur
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by dimator 5y ago
Just as a counter point, I can't wait to be back in the office. Remote work, while granted is hyper productive, I've never felt so disconnected from my teammates. There are people I used to have contact with daily that I haven&#x2

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