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by grenoire 7y ago
America is just way bigger than any of those countries/cities; and we also know that, historically, American protestors have had significant difficulties organising themselves in a manner that is representative of the interests of the
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by grenoire 7y ago
I had an experience like this with a stranger on https://sysop.chat/ (as seen before on HN!) where he 'emulated' a text adventure. It was quite fun to see the story he built and the mistakes he made while typing (
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by grenoire 7y ago
Miniconomy is not bad at all either.
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by grenoire 7y ago
Must have misunderstood, he had the initial commit for AltStore this May. It's Delta he's talking about.
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by grenoire 7y ago
It's the good ol' cheese grater, the case design was known for a while.
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by grenoire 7y ago
Problem is that even though the Juul cartridges are proprietary, that hasn't stopped people from making Juul-compatible off-brand products. There are of course other concerns besides the vaporised oils.
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by grenoire 7y ago
Regarding the increase, I would argue that is less about increased device complexity but more about the increase in the amount of people who are using these devices on a daily basis. More they use, the more problems they encounter; I think
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by grenoire 7y ago
Cheese grater will definitely stick just like trashcan. Both highly utilitarian tools, mind you.
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by grenoire 7y ago
I have foregone an opportunity to work for a very big company straight out of graduation simply because I just enjoyed my internship there too much, and it was in complete contrast to how my peers described their experiences with their inte
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by grenoire 7y ago
WE instead of We would help a great deal. Had the same issues the last four articles I read.
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by grenoire 7y ago
As GP, mentioned, you put the correct shebang. I write stuff in Python and make them as pipe-capable as possible. You don't have to bend hell and flip it upside down to write scripts.
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by grenoire 7y ago
Some level of infantilising is not necessarily a bad thing. I definitely was not equipped mentally to be able to overcome the things I am dealing with in my 20s. Was I any less smart when I was 11? Probably not; but now I have other skills
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by grenoire 7y ago
In that case you are limited to real terrain only, your replication goes as far as your recording.
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by grenoire 7y ago
Did not do a code review but I would not be surprised if they were using Unreal's default vehicle simulation; which, as you noted, is indeed sub-par. It's honestly a very challenging task to get vehicle physics to accurately repli
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by grenoire 7y ago
You could always do it the Europass way and embed the metadata in the PDF. Their system can read back its own exports into the interface and allow you to edit the contents. Would still work with your subscription model too.
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by grenoire 7y ago
I ran through the source code of the renderer first, and then the implementation for the rest later. And I can honestly say this is one of the prettier Rust code I have seen so far.
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by grenoire 7y ago
Things like these are truly the things that keep me up at night. The more centralised governments' and corporations' power get concentrated, the more suffering we have.
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by grenoire 7y ago
This is all well and good but isn't there a limit on the length of URLs? Or does that simply not apply to blob data links.
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by grenoire 7y ago
Shipping foreign produce is not good for the environment at all. Easy to harvest and low maintenance produce such as garlic should not need to be imported. The margins over garlic may be low, but local producers can still benefit from being
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by grenoire 7y ago
Unfortunate about the performance. A side question I have is whether or not this is Turing complete given the lack of looping and recursion possible (at least in this example). The author defines each iteration 'manually.'
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by grenoire 7y ago
"You could even set up a small still life around the monitor, and get accurate reflections and ambient light in the room." I think this would be a final additive pass after the pixel setup. Would also allow you to turn it off sele
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by grenoire 7y ago
If you can arrange lighting perfectly in your CRT studio, you could take only the difference against the all-off state. You could extract the pixel islands' positions and composite only these smaller chunks afterward. It could work out
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by grenoire 7y ago
There are shaders to render such 'artifacts' programmatically at about a thousandth of the cost of what you describe. It could potentially be more accurate in the way you describe it, but then what kind of blending mode do you use
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by grenoire 7y ago
The meat and potatoes of course is the parser created for this language: https://github.com/Attempto/APE This is the primary benefit for heavily structuring the sentences. It effectively turns into a programming langua
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by grenoire 7y ago
Microsoft's history has shown time after time that both internal conflict and external enterprise clients' requests lead to random developers adding bits and pieces of non-standard features. This applies not only to Outlook but th
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by grenoire 7y ago
She probably saw it/had translated it beforehand. Not a bad prank.
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by grenoire 7y ago
I would guess that there are certain unforeseen interactions between failed implementations, maybe certain ones prevent emails from being rendered etc. I suppose those could be documented as well, but would take a lot of extra effort to fig
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by grenoire 7y ago
Christ on a bike, the state of Outlook on Windows is absolutely miserable. I knew it by experience when I started preparing HTML signatures for our company, but seeing the list makes me even sadder about the absolute state of incompetency c
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by grenoire 7y ago
I think GP forgot to build with the release flag instead of debug.
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by grenoire 7y ago
It's not even accurately replicating the NES game in HTML5. Sometimes HN randomly upvotes very irrelevant and random projects.

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