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Yeah I'm serious. I tread carefully giving parenting advice to even my best friends. It's a hugely sensitive topic.
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I recommend you not comment on this kids screaming. These parents might be extremely self conscious of their kids screaming. They might have constant anxiety about it. Your "polite" word could hurt far more than you imagine, and I
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Schizophrenia is far more likely to prevent you from reproducing than cancer, because schizophrenia hits way earlier.
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I think the person who came up with this shouldn't be fired, the person who _approved_ it should be reprimanded. There's some intersection point between who "owns" the wallet and who is coming up with ways to generate ma
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1y ago
This is a great example. It's probably pretty insignificant from a players perspective in most contexts. And you could most certainly design some acceleration structures to specifically handle AI convergence specific to your use case.
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Can you share an example where this model falls apart?
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1y ago
Another model may be that all actors read from frame N-1 and write to frame N. Then there's not many copies, just one.
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1y ago
Using assembly is not really more precise in terms of solving the problem. You can definitely make an argument that using a higher level language is equally if not more precise. Especially since your low level assembly will be limited to wh
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1y ago
I'm interested in hearing more use cases! Anyone else got one?
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I was stoked when I saw these headlines cause I generally prefer Oakley to Ray Ban in terms of style, but these look nothing like Oakley's! Personally I don't like round glasses, I like more square glasses. Dang!
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1y ago
It's telling that you worded this as a writer of an API, not as a consumer. Note that only a consumer of your apis can evaluate how well designed they are.
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Just signed a contract with a lawyers pen which was too heavy on ink so I got ink all over my hands. Was a pain to put my hat on after without getting ink on it. Seriously considered bringing my own pen before hand. Guess I will next time.
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1y ago
Does a stack trace from a crash in a bound function show the line number of where the bind() took place?
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> sprinkle in delightful iOS integration As someone who's literally done this in games over the last ten years, this sentence just reeks of "apple fan boy". It's not delightful. It's not sprinkling. No android pe
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Unless the blur is built into the optics of the glass itself somehow!
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As far as I understand it, this is exactly what this article is about
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1y ago
This is incredibly well written, interesting and useful.
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This combined with the "3d printed vtol drone" from yesterday is certainly an incredible set of feats for amateur manufacturing.
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1y ago
What resources did you use to do the cascaded shadow mapping and soft shadows?
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I don't care about public/private.
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I think this is the dominant viewpoint of everything thinking about nuclear. But using "instead" implies zero sum thinking. Halting research in fusion does not cause investment in fission. They are only slightly related things.
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Sure if you big enough to ride out 5 years but if your a hungry struggling bootstrapped startup, this can be game over.
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Didn't realize this was due to Trump's first term. Why aren't the All In podcast bros ragging on Sacks about this!?
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What interests me most by zig is the ease of the build system, cross compilation, and the goal of high iteration speed. I'm a gamedev, so I have performance requirements but I think most languages have sufficient performance for most o
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I agree. I used chatgpt to write a makefile to compile sokol+Tracy. It's a pretty solid, generic makefile. But "build system complexity" pushed me away from sdl, magnum graphics and bgfx into the arms of sokol. And I'm a
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How do you figure?
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yeah employer has always synced, so it (wealth simple) autofills basically everything. then i just add my family specific stuff
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This is called Black and White thinking in therapy
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My mind is blown that this is new. My small city in Canada has an awesome Memory Express in it. And it's packed with ~16 year old gamers and their dads spending big $ on stuff.
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The decay of the start menu into a laggy, unpredictable surface for advertising is perhaps the pinnacle of windows' downfall. Conversely, MacOS's reputation as a great UX is perhaps largely driven by favorable comparison to the fr
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