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by grenoire 6y ago
Creative mode, where you have infinite blocks and just build stuff, was free to play online through the Java applet. That was I think until beta came out.
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by grenoire 6y ago
"If you don't regularly turn code into poetry, you probably aren't a good programmer." No, way. That a lump of matrices wrote this.
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by grenoire 6y ago
I was just about to reply saying this, I'm a little disappointed in the author's misunderstanding of our dumpling :'(
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by grenoire 6y ago
Interesting example from print media: The Economist doesn't have author names. Critique and appreciation have both been expressed over this, but I don't think there's an answer that will convince you.
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by grenoire 6y ago
I wager that's the intended exaggeration; many of the listed do share some fundamentals, however. I don't think it's unreasonable to be baseline able to do most of the listed. You don't have to be a great butcher and a
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by grenoire 6y ago
Love this philosophy and it is roughly what I found to be my most reasonable 'top-performing' limit too. Whenever I tried to have more than three at each level, I was overly stressed and just broke down (so to say, and ended up dr
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by grenoire 6y ago
> Professor Stephen Hawking is not to be pennied. This is not actually a rule, but is now widely accepted after two Robinson College students attending a Caius College formal hall were fined in excess of £50 and given a lifelong ban from
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by grenoire 6y ago
Wow, thank you for putting into writing one of my greatest pet peeves about Windows. Never thought about how often I encounter this issue until now, and how bad the UX is.
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by grenoire 6y ago
>If we want to fix the nation, the solution is not free College for everyone (like many young people and social democrats want to propose) the solution is to make a standard K-12 Education applicable again for most middle class jobs. Int
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by grenoire 6y ago
I am a recent finance graduate and I can attest to this statement: My friends who are not in finance are absolutely garbage in their understanding of savings, interest, wages, taxes, market dynamics (and other realities, like the fact that
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by grenoire 6y ago
Agreed; I don't think that constitutes a highly significant discovery about the history of trade unless you found what is a hand- or pouchful of seeds together.
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by grenoire 6y ago
Damn, I never actually heard this being spoken about on reddit. It's interesting, I'm not from the US and I find it curious that these situations arise. I can understand and empathise with (as a 'person of colour' as it&
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by grenoire 6y ago
Not OP but I found his sentiments to match mine when I worked through Learn Rust With Entirely Too Many Linked Lists ( https://rust-unofficial.github.io/too-many-lists/ ).
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by grenoire 6y ago
I do think it's true, and likely the majority view too. The saying has many, many alternatives (for quantitative finance, it's "you can teach a math PhD finance but you can't teach a finance PhD math [at the same level t
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by grenoire 6y ago
I think understanding the history of racism why it's attractive to the masses is a great start in continuing healthy discourse over the politics and economics of the matter. You might think that there is no merit, but you can only co
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by grenoire 6y ago
I would have loved to believe that they are a fad and will pass away, but I just found myself using them in the same way that I used to use phpBB emoticons. I think they're never going to go away, but at least we can try to eradicate t
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by grenoire 6y ago
I don't want a badly trained CNN accidentally removing relevant content from the page, though. The CSS selector solutions are deterministic, and you can't just throw ML at every damn thing you see. Also, the problem with OCR/
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by grenoire 6y ago
Right half folds inward, and right half's right half folds outward.
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by grenoire 6y ago
One remark regarding the speed bookmarks: it should be .8 instead of .75 as 1 / 1.25 is .8, not .75. As is, if you + - + -, you end up at 0.87890625 instead of 1.
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by grenoire 6y ago
I am definitely not an expert on this topic but my impression is that the research is not really focusing on structured abstractions of sensory input, or making these abstractions stateful. Shapes, colours, music, and whatnot are clearly st
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by grenoire 6y ago
While writing my thesis I found matplotlib to be quite beautiful with adjustments only on the text (use LaTeX rendering to fit in with the thesis doc itself) and colour schemes; that is literally three lines of code at most. It's not
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by grenoire 6y ago
No longer the entirety but still a sizeable chunk of it; it helps with regression detection for them. World's biggest test suite?
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by grenoire 6y ago
Mood, right now.
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by grenoire 6y ago
I think the author's speed calculation model doesn't care about the axle position with respect to the wheel's centre. Could be accounted for, but I'm guessing that's why the model doesn't fit for it.
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by grenoire 6y ago
What's the point of even adding rat poison in baby formula? What does that accomplish?
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by grenoire 6y ago
When I was 15 years old I built a 3D FPS and somebody on PC Gamer wrote an article about the demo I released. It was a wild week telling my friends about it, and the fame got over my head to the level that I stopped working on it. Ah... b
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by grenoire 6y ago
"No."
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by grenoire 6y ago
Well, basically the same story but with Auto Hotkey scripts!
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by grenoire 6y ago
True, this is looking like a studio light setup to me, and it's rather pleasing (albeit not making much sense.)
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by grenoire 6y ago
This makes me wonder whether or not by overfishing (and many other economic activities) at the upper layers of the oceans we have caused significant ecological destruction at the lower layers. How far does the domino effect go?

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