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by iammjm 1y ago
Good luck ignoring your biology’s impulse to breathe
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by iammjm 1y ago
There are already 3D globes of the moon, for example with cesiumjs: https://sandcastle.cesium.com/?id=moon you can even import it to unity and other engines
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by iammjm 1y ago
In my particular case I have a bunch of .glb 3D models of vehicles and I would like to animate their wheels and tracks aka make them spin/turn
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by iammjm 1y ago
yeah but then they sometime just emerge some random stuff in your feed, and if you give in to it once and click on it, they will assume this is all you want from now on.
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by iammjm 1y ago
nice, animating spinning wheels or tracks on vehicles would be cool!
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by iammjm 1y ago
the two active predictions with the time frames of <5 years by MIT, and How & Strauss still look scary and not impossible
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by iammjm 1y ago
scary stuff. thanks for spreading knowledge about this.
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by iammjm 1y ago
it says OneNote but does it also support stylus handwriting, links, tables, images? id love a onenote replacement but these features are what makes me stick to onenote
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by iammjm 1y ago
I bought a BahnCard 50 subscription last year, for 12 months. After 11 months (=before the current subscripion expired) they automatically renewed the subscription by additional 12 months. Seeing their confirmation email I contacted them wi
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by iammjm 1y ago
Exactly. The West did next to nothing when Russia invaded Chechnya, Georgia, Syria, Crimea, Donbas and Lugansk... no wonder then that Russia kept taking if we kept giving. We should've acted sooner. We would've saved hundreds of t
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by iammjm 1y ago
I think they just lack the sophistication to do it any other way. According to their own doctrine, they should be trying to flank and encircle a city, cut off enemy logistics and reinforcements, and suffocate the defenders. But in most case
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by iammjm 1y ago
Choosing Kyiv as an example of a modern urban warfare is really weird, as there wasn't really much urban fighting at all (with the exception of some Russian saboteur groups in Kyiv), since the main Russian army didn't even make it
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by iammjm 1y ago
The author seems to be more interested in the past than in the present or the future. They must've been rereading Clausewitz as Russia was turning Bakhmut, Vovchansk, Toretsk, Chasiv Yar et al. to _literal_ rubble. They speak of some a
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by iammjm 1y ago
I agree. And I dont understand how this isn't a universal rule for all of software: let the user use the thing ASAP. Just let me fucking play with it instead of forcing me to read intros, watch videos, click through a tutorial, etc. Ju
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I think your comment is more a statement about you and your past experiences, because I vibe with "make the most of your days" in a positive way
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by iammjm 1y ago
targeting integrated, working and tax-paying citizens, truly a big brain MAGA move
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by iammjm 1y ago
Nobody would pay 10-20$ for a blurb. So let’s somehow make it to about 200 pages and we’re good.
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by iammjm 1y ago
This nazi-saluting manchild has been purposefully lying about self-driving for close to 10 years now, each year self-driving coming "next year". How is this legal and not false advertisement?
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by iammjm 1y ago
Whats responsible for its secret? looks like an indie platformer game amongst many, many others. I think theres been about 20k games released on steam in 2024. How does it manage to stand out amongst other games?
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I used to have terrible handwriting to the point of not being able to read it myself, but it got better. It is a matter of practice and being more intentional with it, taking that little extra effort to make the letters readable. If somethi
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by iammjm 1y ago
What I use is boox note air, in fact I am writing this on it while browsing hn on it right now. I have edge and OneNote installed on it so all my notes and tabs are synced to my other devices (iPhone, MacBook, Windows PC). It really is amaz
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by iammjm 1y ago
ctrl+F "tufte" results in 47 hits in this fairly short article. The guy must love his name even more than Wolfram.
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by iammjm 1y ago
Sorry, this test has too many users right now. Please try again later.
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by iammjm 1y ago
Also speedrunning through life like that, the only life we will ever get. "killing time" = killing yourself
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by iammjm 1y ago
What do you think? I think it’s fairly clear from the context they meant extinction. Ironically enough, Autocomplete could also be playing a part, if not in extinction, then at least in brainrot
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by iammjm 1y ago
It’s not meant to be contrary to the article, but I still think it’s relevant here, and, for better or worse, also true: People don’t care about your effort or how hard you’ve worked. People care about the outcomes and the results.
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Yes, it’s broken
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agnotology
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I've opened a ticket with Microsoft regarding a M365 Business account and an actual person called me within an hour and fixed my issue right away, and I am not even exaggerating here. It was a trivial issue and I am not claiming it&#x2
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The Cambrian Explosion happened because of the environmental changes, such as the amount of free oxygen available, while innovations such as eyes were the result of the Cambrian Explosion with life becoming more diversified and complex. So

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