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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
So inflation is caused by having too much crap available to buy?
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
> I disagree that it's deceptive. The name is confusing okay then
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Ask HN: Do you know of any books on the physics of wheeled vehicles?
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
My man just look at the title, I clicked wondering if dall-e made better anime characters than $10 fiverr artists. But all I got was plots, who in their right mind asks for plots on fiverr. Am I being engaged right now, was your comment als
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
For a moment I thought this would be about stationery.
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
Attempting to doxx vtubers is in worst taste, just fyi.
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
Why are so many libraries and projects given japanese names?
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
reduce dependency on other people
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
This guy was ready to start the brotherhood of steel.
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
The lack of console support comes especially from the fact that there's no company behind godot itself that can become a licensed Nintendo developer for example. There are other companies that can port your godot games to consoles and
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
People keep bringing up Godot but there's no way around the fact that it feels like some guy's homebrew engine through and through, especially once you try to use the native C++ side. But you don't really need to get that far
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
Could it be... ... ... the self driving CARS?
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
Hackernews comments are basically a concrete instance of "the dogs bark but the caravan moves on".
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
Imagine hating the things that you use rather than a pdf with text, fascinating.
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
why, you’d just go and throw your money at them if they didn’t?
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
It's a fat one too, nice.
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
wow that brings back memories. back then android was truly hideous compared to iOS, unless aided by 3rd party launchers.
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
Geez man, we got to the point where if you’re poor in real life you’re also poor in the game, and you’re fine with that I guess. When the opposite could so easily be true if not for greed. You can not care if you want, I think it’s just a l
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
+1 for "incredible passion from consumers". I've never seen a mass of customers so easy to fool as gamers are. Imagine a washing machine company releasing broken products, and the average joe going "yup, I really want an
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
I had to go to the dentist’s yesterday and while looking at some pics I thought the idea of literally screwing in an implant tooth in your gum to be pretty damn crude, primitive even. It would be cool if we could inject some artificial 3D p
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
Most people barely notice or mind, which is unfortunate. Elden Ring has so much input lag but most dont even notice.
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
Ooooh this is like that for { a[i] = something; b[i] = something; c[i] = a[i] + b[i]; // can only do a and b at the same time because c depends on them } // handle a[0],b[0] for { a[i] = so
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
They're real-time games but over the characters looms an all-powerful controlling entity (like a TurnBasedActionController object) that will only allow one character at a time to think about and execute an action. The others can do fun
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
for those unfamiliar, it's because the game's main loop looks like while (!exitRequested) { player.updateState(); someCharacter.updateState(); someOtherCharacter.updateState(); } you could in theory make this
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
Love me some crispy tomatoes especially in a shawarma.
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
Patterns in the way code looks in general are invaluable for parsing code quickly especially in areas that you're somewhat familiar with. You can discard/ignore big chunks of code very quickly and go straight to where you think th
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
Sometimes I wonder if hackernews ever does anything with the ideas it generates or if it just gets a kick out of generating them.
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
Can't wait to end up where every artist's work is under scrutiny for being made by an AI.
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
Agreed, 7 was the last Windows I felt had more to love than to complain about. When 10 entered a silly update failed - keep retrying failing updates just to fail again loop I just said nah not worth it and switched permanently to linux mint
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
I have the two books currently sitting next to me. They're very very in-depth and math focused (well that's sort of expected for the mathematics book at least) - you might want to also look at some more lightweight and "fun&q

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