grenoire

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841.
by grenoire 8y ago
The author is handling sprite rendering entirely on the CPU, he's only using OpenGL to put a bitmap on the window. Little bit unnecessary.
842.
by grenoire 8y ago
It's not per battery, its holding capacity is that.
843.
by grenoire 8y ago
Ah yes, livekindly.co and the freelance journalist. The CNN article that's the meat (hah) and potatoes of that link suggests that it's not a vegan but a Mediterranean style diet with some dairy and also chicken, turkey, and fish i
844.
by grenoire 8y ago
Wait, is the implication that you are holding the contract's budgeted funds on an account that belongs to you as a 'verification?'
845.
by grenoire 8y ago
Is this like a Wario to Mario situation going on here?
846.
by grenoire 9y ago
Is it just me that doesn't have any of the images loading up?
847.
by grenoire 9y ago
What are the main issues with IPv6? Edit: I did not mean this as a derogatory question. It's legitimate. I simply posted it under the wrong OP. Calm down people.
848.
by grenoire 9y ago
You must realise that the chance of winning is independent of the 'entry fee' for this game. You could argue of a ROI or something similar in terms of decision making for entry, but that still has no effect on your chances.
849.
by grenoire 9y ago
5% chance of winning? Where does that number come from, 500/10,000? That is not a 'chance of winning.'
850.
by grenoire 9y ago
Reminds me of http://graphicallinearalgebra.net which is also super cool.
851.
by grenoire 9y ago
You do realise that the loans banks take are liabilities, right? Banks are risk averse regardless of whether bailouts exist or not.
852.
by grenoire 9y ago
What..? Where do you even get that $900 from? If it's at 6% annual then that's 0.4867% monthly, which would then be priced at $753.65.
853.
by grenoire 9y ago
Sounds like a faulty HDD on which the OS resides.
854.
by grenoire 9y ago
You're not alone. In that thought.
855.
by grenoire 9y ago
Normally I don't bother presenting arguments to AKP supporters, but you cannot make statements based on GDP per capita growth without actually comparing the changes in income inequality, purchasing power parity (both inflation and exch
856.
by grenoire 9y ago
Whatever is cheaper, of course!
857.
by grenoire 9y ago
Eerily enough, the environment feels very constructed as well. Makes me wonder if it was a bunch of actors in a scripted setting.
858.
by grenoire 9y ago
https://shkspr.mobi/svg/calendar.svg
859.
by grenoire 9y ago
...which in turn would yield an incredible risk of deflation. Monetary and fiscal policy is not as easy as turning a dial on the economics machine. The consequences of deflation in the US would be very dire.
860.
by grenoire 9y ago
I don't think it's an old phenomenon for Western cultures either. Kafka's novels and stories, for example, are all about the outcasts being pushed away and ostracised from society.
861.
by grenoire 9y ago
Why are you assuming a linear growth model for it in the first place?
862.
by grenoire 9y ago
I really don't think that it's fair to call neural networks closed-form solutions. The term immediately makes me assume that it enabled you to bypass the training stage altogether.
863.
by grenoire 9y ago
I don't see how independence in funding by default is supposed to mean journalistic integrity is present.
864.
by grenoire 9y ago
This was absolutely amazing! Reminds me of lambda maths a lot.
865.
by grenoire 9y ago
Well, does need some open-source improvement indeed. hasaatr printed wrong even on the shirts!
866.
by grenoire 9y ago
Maybe bacterial Fitzgerald next?
867.
by grenoire 9y ago
Good Lord, these things are humongous. Not your average hobbyist printer for sure.
868.
by grenoire 9y ago
Buying out a company requires either an agreement or it being publicly traded.
869.
by grenoire 9y ago
Amsterdam is as Dutch as Paris is French. Currently living in Amsterdam, and the experience is much different than what you get in/with people from the Hague, Utrecht, Bossem...
870.
by grenoire 9y ago
The brain drain faced by Turkey in the last century is getting to even further extremes. I'm doubtful that the universities can restore their past reputation or 'quality,' but Turkish academics themselves will hopefully perse

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