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by eezurr 5y ago
I think your definition of art is just a partial one. As an example, the characters drawn for an RPG are works of art. They are receiving monetary value in return for that art. So its commercial/entertainment art, and a place where man
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One thing to consider is the number of artists employed by businesses. I dont have actual numbers but i know video game companies employs many. Businesses have different values than an individual human, and won't care if the art is mad
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>Another moment I would critique is the clever NFT, that displays different things. Yes, ERC-721 allows any URL as metadata file, so you can put traditional DNS-resolved URL there. But I would struggle to find any "respected" N
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by eezurr 5y ago
I think that's because China (and India) haven't caught up to us yet (in terms of development, wealth, modernization).
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Hey, thanks for reaching out! I'd love to get in touch. Some of her work is pretty darn cool! There's one caveat, which I should have made more clear. Since the game is based on a grid (i.e. tiles), the art will need to be sprite
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by eezurr 5y ago
TL;DR: Im building a city builder/simulation game but I am not a visual artist, so I'm primarily looking for one to work with (as a cofounder) over the next couple years. Im open to working with another developer, but I am zippin
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by eezurr 5y ago
Snapping good low light photos really comes down to how fast your lens is (smaller f stop number). A lot of kit lens (the ones sold with cameras, even nice cameras), are surprisingly low quality lens, and don't really open up much. My
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The day we escape death will begin the descent into the longest dark age humanity will ever experience. Death is necessary to allow new ideas and change to be brought into the world. Death is necessary to prevent wealth and power accumulati
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by eezurr 5y ago
This is lovely and made me smile. Reminds me of the (incredibly fun) times I spent on attempting to solve problems that wont necessarily have an impact on the real world (e.g. Collatz conjecture)
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by eezurr 5y ago
>Find the shortest path from one node to all other nodes in a graph That is precisely what Dijkstra's algorithm does. The limitation of that algo is that it only finds one path from the start to each other node, not all possible pat
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by eezurr 5y ago
Thanks! This all makes sense to me
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Im almost certain I am not missing any k factor. I've been carefully checking for that. The algorithm would have fallen apart on any unweighted graph with hundreds of nodes with at least 2 connections each. EDIT: PS I read the paper yo
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Ask HN: As an outsider, how could I publish a white paper?
30 points by eezurr 5y ago|14 comments
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by eezurr 5y ago
I'll make a show HN post once I am done testing it!
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Ask HN: Pathfinding algorithm to find all shortest k paths between two nodes?
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by eezurr 5y ago
This is nice. I had an idea to create a website for a "coders toolbox" for myself and others to contribute general functionality with brief documentation. Not a library; I need to copy and paste code and then modify it for my need
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Ask HN: How were video games from the 90s so efficient?
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by eezurr 5y ago
I have fond memories of using Opera <= 12. You guys were in space compared to other browsers at the time.
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by eezurr 5y ago
I am in Vermont and see bumblebees everywhere... am I mixing up a common species with this one?
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Birth of the Internet Plaque(mercury.lcs.mit.edu)
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NOWUT Assembly Language(hyakushiki.net)
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by eezurr 5y ago
He was not allowed to transfer covid patients to the ship. The captain/navy didnt want to deal with the cleaning/disinfecting after the fact. Tha javits center was for overflow, not first priority. Where else were the elderly supp
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by eezurr 5y ago
+1 for Harry Parch. Here's a good introduction for new people [1]. I'd add in Lou Harrison [2] and Tristan Murail [3] Lou Harrison was heavily influenced by Gamelan music, and Tristan Murail is one of the founders of spectralism,
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by eezurr 5y ago
> If it is red 20-30 years into the line, that means that money put it at the beginning had a negative cumulative return No, this is only true if its dark red. The way you present the data of the graph does not represent how people inves
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by eezurr 6y ago
Its more likely that humans are redundant. That is, it is probable in a field of millions that two people come up with the same idea and implementation. I think the birthday paradox is a similar corollary on a smaller scale. https:/&#
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by eezurr 6y ago
"All things change in a dynamic environment. Your effort to remain what you are is what limits you." - Shirō Masamune. (Ghost in the shell)
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by eezurr 6y ago
Helping people today also has exponential returns in the long run. More than investment returns since economic growth is tied to people.
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by eezurr 6y ago
Delete this comment to further delay that unwanted change. Youre showing the world an untapped market opportunity! ;-)
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by eezurr 6y ago
I really hope this takes off! A human curated/self exploring site is a dream. I miss the myspace days when you could search by location, genre, and sort the data in various ways. I discovered so much music on my own, it was always an e
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by eezurr 6y ago
It's not pure science, but Always an interesting read: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strauss–Howe_generational_theo...

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