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by hoseja 2y ago
There's also the laziness.
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by hoseja 2y ago
I don't think I've ever actually seen any porn on eXtwitter. (Well, on main.) Why was a perfectly fine Unicode Blackboard X filtered out of my post.
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by hoseja 2y ago
We gave up the pursuit of pure crystalline Intelligence and instead just remade ourselves. Hopefully the AIs will be able to do better.
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by hoseja 2y ago
More like "He used his eyes to irreversibly read this post"
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by hoseja 2y ago
If we could crash Europa into Mars we'd have capability to terraform Mars in a more reasonable manner.
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by hoseja 2y ago
It is quite incredible that there is just enough water for a continuous ocean and also dry land, not either just a couple ponds or a waterworld.
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by hoseja 2y ago
They do this in here in their natural range as well.
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by hoseja 2y ago
It really creates a weird cognitive dissonance in me to observe how a lot of useful stuff is hosted in russia.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Only the last one is in any way actually bad and even then it should be in the interest of the company using it to fix it promptly.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Rustaceans NOT beating the allegations.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Why do you need an app. Is this downstream of the awful state of american bank transfers?
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by hoseja 2y ago
There are WAY better slow motion cameras than that.
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by hoseja 2y ago
, journo terrified of AI says.
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by hoseja 2y ago
This sort of sentiment results in flat design.
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by hoseja 2y ago
If this is the best... I weep.
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by hoseja 2y ago
It's the Intel's monopolistic behaviour for me personally.
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by hoseja 2y ago
How does it compare to the other super-black materials, the Vantablacks and the like?
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by hoseja 2y ago
It's also full of legacy cruft. We can barely see three colors because some of our ancestors were nocturnal and we never regained the lost receptors [0] [1]. Look at that beautiful bird coverage of the spectrum, look at that awful bare
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by hoseja 2y ago
I really don't think gorse needs any help getting planted.
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by hoseja 2y ago
It was also a powerful world.
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by hoseja 2y ago
std::deque, a container with some quite useful theoretical properties, is completely unusable because the node size is not specifiable by the user and MSVC chose 16 bytes (I think, insanely small nonetheless).
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by hoseja 2y ago
Apologize less for using completely benign standard macros. They are an okay tool if not abused.
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by hoseja 2y ago
You can travel arbitrary distances in one lifetime, even with just constant 1g acceleration. It's just that aeons will pass for the outside observers.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Or the ETs know about signal hygiene. Hell, careless warp drive signatures are even a plot point in Three Body Problem.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Was just about to promote VS here, seems like the parent poster would really enjoy it. More people need to know about it! I just wish development were a little less glacial.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Unmodded Minecraft has been steadily getting worse and worse. Mods had a peak at 1.7.10, then Mojang effed it all up but the community seems to be getting really impressive lately, especially with Distant Horizons.
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by hoseja 2y ago
And it closes the periodic table so nicely. We really shouldn't be trying to go any further until and if they can predict the island of stability with high confidence.
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by hoseja 2y ago
No, I don't think random pathing is the best algorithm for maze exploration. Doing best possible with limited information in real environment should be the meat of this competition, not having all the time time to leisurely map the ent
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by hoseja 2y ago
And that's bad, how? Is it a sport (where the optimal amount of luck is non-zero) or a scientific study? Also just make them run multiple mazes then. I tend to think of sport fundamentally as simulated warfare, the further you go from
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by hoseja 2y ago
Dreaming of a mad billionaire bootstrapping a balanced ternary ecosystem from the ground up.

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