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by everyone 4y ago
Reading about other people fucking up is a great way to feel better. It's actually human nature afaik. In studies into human happiness Leda Cosmides and John Tooby found that our brains set our happiness level relative our neighbours.
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by everyone 4y ago
But think of the children!!
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I wonder will Godot be the next Unity? Everyone I know who has seriously gotten into it complains about bugs in fundamental things (like floating point operations in one case) Thinking back, early Unity was rock solid. The core stuff was gr
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by everyone 4y ago
Is there a good book about the all that stuff? HMB-1, Project Azorian, and Sea Shadow?
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by everyone 4y ago
How can part of the country not be suitable for solar? Does the sun not shine there?
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I usually can take or leave director's cuts. They're usually good but dont fundamentally change the movie or anything. But the director's cut of T2 does. That one scene where they explain that Arnie is in read only mode, take
457.
by everyone 4y ago
Lying is lying. Doing it for the purposes of business might be considered acceptable in many modern societies, that doesnt make it not lying though. A man died in Buckminster's stupid car and he lied about it, blaming and denigrating
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by everyone 4y ago
I don't believe anything in that article. Buckminster Fuller was a bit of a con artist. He lied profusely about his projects, painting them in a flattering light. He also put a lot of effort into setting the record to match his own mad
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by everyone 4y ago
Do they make any 5nm chips other than apple silicon ones? What about the 3nm ones, will they all be apple? I would like to put one of those new chips in a normal pc.
460.
by everyone 4y ago
Meta - "write that down write that down!!"
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by everyone 4y ago
Your attitude is reasonable for non computer expert. Not someone who has to work with computers every day. It's mystifying to me to see that attitude in computer experts, programmers etc. It'd be like an expert 5 star chef eating
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by everyone 4y ago
Why not update it though? They promise 0 feature changes. Only security updates and bugfixes.
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by everyone 4y ago
Well I think windows 11 has same kernal as 10? So probably drivers will be fine for a good few years also.
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by everyone 4y ago
I'll explain my POV. Getting Linux setup the way u want is work, but at least you can set it up the way you want. With macOS for example there are plenty of things that should be trivial do to on a computer that are made impossible o
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by everyone 4y ago
HN users love apple though. Something which will never cease to mystify me. You would think relatively tech savvy people, programmers and computer super-users would utterly detest apple with a burning passion.
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by everyone 4y ago
Windows 10 LTSB will be supported for about 10 years from now. (with 0 feature changes)
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I read a comment here before saying that the purpose of the NIF is to get more data for making hydrogen bombs, while being unable to test actual bombs due to treaties. And that the press releases they have about fusion energy are mainly bul
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by everyone 4y ago
I mean considering the level of shitware samsung install on their phones (and make difficult to remove or disable) it will be hard to tell the difference between the official stuff and straight up honest malware.
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by everyone 4y ago
Sure, but I'd say the same about smartphone manufacturers.
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by everyone 4y ago
Programming is analogous to a trade like plumbing in many ways imo. * You both design and then build a thing. * No one else knows how it works or cares until it stops working. * Through work you build up your own set tools and methods that
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by everyone 4y ago
Yes, blessed solitude; medieval writers were often longing for it. Personally I am a totally misanthropic reclusive hermit and I'm lovin' it!
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by everyone 4y ago
Thats interesting. That theory seems to fit with my experience at least. I will read that book cheers.
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by everyone 4y ago
If you're a tech-nerd then of course you can use your expertise to cobble together something excellent in the current milieu. My point is that big tech FAANG-like corps never seem to sell anything nowadays that's just simply good
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by everyone 4y ago
I really hate how no big tech company is just making excellent hardware/software that people buy cus it's excellent. Everything (by big tech) seems to be some sort of sleazy scam nowadays.
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by everyone 4y ago
Are you a webdev? Cus I have been purely a game dev my whole career. I never wrote a single web-app until very recently when I learned some web frameworks to make simple backends for hobby projects of mine in my spare time.. I was kinda sho
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by everyone 4y ago
"Smoothing the scroll pulls users into the flow of the experience that feels so substantial that they forget they’re navigating a web page." That's some good sentencing.
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by everyone 4y ago
God I hate websites like that Reminds me of the 90's cringe trend of having gifs and audio and crap everywhere.. But at least those still had some html and could potentially be semantic. This modern cringe trend seems to have abandoned
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by everyone 4y ago
I have not used it, but I don't understand how copilot could be useful. As a game programmer I don't spend much time actually writing final code. Most of my time is spent working stuff out on paper or writing little tests which I
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by everyone 4y ago
This highlights another big issue. You were riding your vehicle on the footpath. Vehicles of all types should be on roads, not a footpath which is for people on foot. But in many countries for decades the road has been an incredibly hosti
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This game seems quite easy. When I know one of them is computer generated and one not, it's easy to pick the real one. Like a multiple choice question is much easier than otherwise. I didnt get a single one wrong, and am now playing

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