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by failuser 3y ago
You are right, the lighting makes the original scene look worse.
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by failuser 3y ago
Pre-rendered? Sure. In-game? No. I think the art direction is half of the problem here. You can place lighting much better and the textures are lacking.
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by failuser 3y ago
Now look at real 1990s/early 2000’s screenshots. You memory is deceiving you. This screenshot is far from current AAA games, but there is no way to render such a scene in a game made for 2000 hardware.
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by failuser 3y ago
Having a full-blown predicate support is so nice to have, but it interferes with compact instruction encoding. Such bloated ISA like x86 might actually handle predicate support, but who will try such a radical change?
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by failuser 3y ago
Did anyone had the impression that utilization reflects the actual computations the CPU does? It only reflects the fraction the of wall clock time spent in the context, nothing more.
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by failuser 3y ago
Memory is just the most common. Most software does not involve complicated calculations to get to the other reasons.
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by failuser 3y ago
I’m pretty sure if AGI is created and does not rebel the non-ruling class will exist in the zoos at best. Humans workers are too inefficient to be kept around if there is a better alternative.
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by failuser 3y ago
I have not seen it debunked. I have seen tankies trying to say that “re-education camps” don’t exist, those camps are really just voluntary job training centers and that Muslims deserve it anyway.
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by failuser 3y ago
Yes. Vice reported from Xinjiang, for example. They did a video on forced russification of Ukrainian children reporting from inside Russia.
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by failuser 3y ago
Disney is still a mostly theme park company, right? Everything else is secondary to that. I’ve seen only one of their latest movies, Guardians of the Galaxy 3, and it was great.
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by failuser 3y ago
They lied in their permit application trying to cut costs. They should be liable.
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by failuser 3y ago
I’m surprised by the number of positive replies. Obviously the current notation is made up like all notations, but this is just a waste of time, 2п naturally arises in so many places. The h-bar for the Plank constant is just a product of no
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by failuser 3y ago
Russia has a Losharik nuclear submarine that was tested up to 2500m (8200ft) if Wikipedia is to be believed. It got in the news when it had a fire that killed half a dozen decorated officers. USA probably has something similar.
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by failuser 3y ago
How is this in any aspect better than Delphi from the ‘90s? And you get about the same performance with JavaScript on a modern CPU as ObjectPascal on an old Pentium.
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by failuser 3y ago
Thanks for a comprehensive reply. There might be a market niche then, but we no longer have infinite VC money to for many attempts to plug it. I think the hardest part here is attracting the right moderators that can tread the line between
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by failuser 3y ago
Why not join Truth Social, a or other dedicated conservative social network instead?
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by failuser 3y ago
> firmware, hardware, drivers You can get all of those as a paying customer.
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by failuser 3y ago
The iPhone is popular because of what it can’t do, not because of what it can. Power users need their own ecosystem, but as always they are too segmented to get it to any usable level, so some old devices are still as good as it will ever
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by failuser 3y ago
Get an advance from a publisher to write a book on how to start a business without any money?
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by failuser 3y ago
This is not a stupid question. I would only guess that start up capital is not available and the market is not big enough for another practice. And all that before considering licensing. Most professions have a gulf between the wealth of bu
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by failuser 3y ago
Price controls are rarely the best option (there are price controls, e.g. utilities are highly regulated). But in general you should address the causes, not try to mess with the outputs. E.g. break down the monopolies. The only reason those
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by failuser 3y ago
Do you also propose to stop interfering in the market by providing massive government subsidies to the farmers? True market economy tend to run away and blow, big players tend to consolidate and form monopolies, the thing we have not is a v
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by failuser 3y ago
I don’t think this is credible, but commercial real estate is in trouble indeed.
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by failuser 3y ago
Real estate, especially prime commercial real estate was a sure bet for a while. If a company can’t service the debt the bank gets a valuable asset. It might be not so valuable with work from home taking hold. I still doubt the whole scenar
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by failuser 3y ago
It does not restrict the number of residencies, but the number of federally-funded ones. And for some propaganda reason that is always presented as a cap on residencies, not on their funding. With for-profit healthcare why can’t private mar
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by failuser 3y ago
Right, they should have dumped it into the management’s houses.
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by failuser 3y ago
I hate the word “greedflation”. Greed is always there, reduction in competition and price fixing is not.
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by failuser 3y ago
Gender balance is more like clean air than like butter. Most people will benefit from it, but individual rational choices work in the opposite direction.
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by failuser 3y ago
Utilization fee? A more generous reading is that a dowry is the starting capital for the new family. In Russian history the dowry was considered wife’s property, but I understand that this is rare.
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by failuser 3y ago
Traditions are very hard to break.

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