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by grenoire 6y ago
I think, based on this screenshot, it uses some form of nonary encoding: http://tunguska.sourceforge.net/shots/tunguskashot.png
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by grenoire 6y ago
RoR2's multiplayer is very solid and a total blast too.
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by grenoire 6y ago
I don't at all disagree; the variety of researchers interviewed had their own focuses, neither necessarily discounted what the others said. I do believe that a part of your anecdotal 'seeing competition as pointless' case mus
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by grenoire 6y ago
Just gave the whole thing a listen, it doesn't seem to add more to the discussion than what is already known (to people who've been following the discussion, at least). The most critical point seems to be the social aspect: Boys o
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by grenoire 6y ago
I form a quick 'jingle' in my head, retains the numbers very well.
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by grenoire 6y ago
Very rough outcome: "Moreover, if such a request were granted, must the model be retrained from scratch? The fact that models can memorize and misuse an individual’s personal information certainly makes the case for data deletion and r
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by grenoire 6y ago
I do agree to some extent, but depth-first search is not the correct allegory for the algorithm. You do follow a node to the end with depth-first. I think you meant breadth-first.
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by grenoire 6y ago
Arne doesn't get nearly enough recognition for the work he does. Love his fantasy console designs and his pixel art + colour palette work! Check his Twitter out at https://twitter.com/AndroidArts .
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by grenoire 6y ago
Oh man, thanks for the heads up! I didn't know they had a merch shop, just snagged the sick DEFCON 26 tee.
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by grenoire 6y ago
Author of the issue is Drew DeVault, by the way, the author of sr.ht and many other cool things https://git.sr.ht/~sircmpwn .
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by grenoire 6y ago
The geo-locking of model numbers is one of the vilest practices I've seen. I don't see it going away for any reason, it'll only be possible to combat by intl. legislation... but how do you even legislate that?
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by grenoire 6y ago
Process-wise I think this is an industrial version of what NileRed [0] and prior AvE [1] tried. Pretty cool, if it's truly a durable alternative. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1H-323d838 [1] https://w
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by grenoire 6y ago
Their share price is down nearly 15-16% on open. Must be absolutely terrifying for them. I hope their management's ego recovers well.
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by grenoire 6y ago
Well they gotta' trickle down something , it just has to be worth the investment to save more wealth! /s
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by grenoire 6y ago
>That said - there is still a chance that Take-Two could respond with a better offer, and spark a bidding war between the two US gaming giants. Man, I hope so. This is quite frustrating.
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by grenoire 6y ago
42-styled schools also exist, generally loosely affiliated. A friend of mine started CODAM (42 in Amsterdam, essentially; https://www.codam.nl/ ) around a year ago and has been quite happy so far. I recently started working
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by grenoire 6y ago
(I love dang.)
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by grenoire 6y ago
Braille characters occupy all 256 (for the 2x4, 8-bit matrix) combinations, so invalid (unused) characters do exist.
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by grenoire 6y ago
A very large majority of finance-savvy people I've been talking to over the course of the past few months have been willfully ignoring that: The markets are doing great now because there's barely a reason to not put your cash in e
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by grenoire 6y ago
>delimit without the limit Oh man, you just made my day.
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by grenoire 6y ago
I love essay compilations, the latest one I read was Umberto Eco's Chronicles of a Liquid Society. A compilation of his columns in l’Espresso magazine. Such a good format, doesn't waste any space in his writing whatsoever (that&#x
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by grenoire 6y ago
Sort of, indirectly. The biggest incentive is not having to invest in the new infrastructure required to comply with the standards.
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by grenoire 6y ago
I think he should have kept the essays separate instead of trying to tie them in with shoddy argumentation. That way we could have taken his good YC advice and tear down that blindness he has fostered separately.
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by grenoire 6y ago
>pays the least royalties This is a very interesting theory, I don't know if this was revealed somehow but considering how consistently terrible the guesses are on assistant devices... I wouldn't be surprised.
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by grenoire 6y ago
It doesn't have to be the engineers who overlooked it, I am sure there were a lot of great cooling solutions thought of once the overheating issues were discovered. However, the management did overlook it. Now the machine overheats a
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by grenoire 6y ago
His practical business solution to it is quite sensible and likely overlooked: "Matt also believes that Canon could have designed the camera to dump the heat toward the bottom of the camera and then sold a separate base attachment for
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by grenoire 6y ago
Path of Exile resonators, they're used with fossils to perform more specific upgrades to items.
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by grenoire 6y ago
That would work quite well for low-volatility tasks. iOS upgrades is a pretty good example, for one. In PC-land it gets a bit more difficult due to variations in hardware; see video games.
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by grenoire 6y ago
I'm not quite sure about the satellite imagery comparisons. The angle of the sunlight is obviously different looking at the shadows of the surrounding geology.
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by grenoire 6y ago
They don't build them state machine graphs like they used to.

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