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721.
by ixtli 9y ago
Translation: farm subsidies still over-provisioned by American government.
722.
by ixtli 9y ago
Though i think to fully appreciate this you would have had to have bashed your head against the wall of platform dependent opengl in the past...
723.
by ixtli 9y ago
i think the degree to which Three.JS has allowed programmers access to the world of modern 3d is severely understated. If you haven't tried it, go to threejs.org/examples/ and copy and paste some source, it's _incredibly
724.
by ixtli 9y ago
There needs to be more of this. I know how hard it is to work on a stylized video game all by yourself: just remember its a marathon not a sprint so pace yourself and keep at it! <3
725.
by ixtli 9y ago
Thank you :)
726.
by ixtli 9y ago
This article is among my first google results: https://gizmodo.com/the-due-diligence-report-on-otto-and-ant... "Levandowski mysteriously quit his job at Waymo in January 2016 (back when it was still part of Google) and
727.
by ixtli 9y ago
Can someone explain the context for this?
728.
by ixtli 9y ago
You should fear this. And you should acknowledge that owners always have this power and the precedence here isn't going to be what enables them to wield it.
729.
by ixtli 9y ago
To be fair if being the single worst nazi site on the internet is the thing that gets him so angry he removes a site, thats an exceptionally high bar.
730.
by ixtli 9y ago
lol. i hadn't seen that ;_;
731.
by ixtli 9y ago
it's an attempt to mock an old discussion about the use of "SLAVE" / "MASTER" terminology. These threads fill with reactionaries who think marginalized people are just complaining about nothing or by reductioni
732.
by ixtli 9y ago
Yes I'm seeing that too but inconsistently. I can see many direct twitter links but loading profiles is broken.
733.
by ixtli 9y ago
I think the problem is worse: marketing / business people have convinced the worker that this surface level analysis is all we can expect of anyone. As said by other commenters: if the name of the DB solution influences your choice the
734.
by ixtli 10y ago
Try getting it to display fire or flame that isn't attached to a candle or birthday cake.
735.
by ixtli 10y ago
> As a rule, simple code is usually correct code. This is a strong statement I'm a bit wary of. I get the intent in context but it seems overly general.
736.
by ixtli 10y ago
While it is true that they are libertarian, a think tank would never "support" a candidate in that way. The reason I lump them in with the ideological right in america is that their thought has been precursor to legislation champi
737.
by ixtli 10y ago
Technology without due consideration given to society is really, really dangerous. Hopefully this thread (which is actually quite excellent) will encourage some people to apply technology to issues of the day.
738.
by ixtli 10y ago
There appears to still be enough base support that they're too afraid to cross him. Today, however, i've seen CATO and some of the other traditionally conservative thinktanks turning against him so perhaps the tides are shifting.
739.
by ixtli 10y ago
That's neither here nor there. He hasn't cast any doubt, he's simply said things that are contrary to reality. Much as he has done in the past and continues to do.
740.
by ixtli 10y ago
Yes, "taking a break from politics" is a privilege granted to those not directly effected by it.
741.
by ixtli 10y ago
"Geeks like to think that they can ignore politics, you can leave politics alone, but politics won't leave you alone." -- RMS, "O'Reilly Open Source Conference: Day 3" by Paul Weinstein, in Apache Week (26 July
742.
by ixtli 10y ago
Yes can we stop the whitewashing? It's zionist conspiracy theory.
743.
by ixtli 10y ago
I don't mean to be all doom-and-gloom but it seems too little, too late. Someone else in this thread put it well: > people immersed in echo chambers will accuse them of bias no matter what.
744.
by ixtli 10y ago
> “Comcast's purchase of NBC concentrated far too much power in one massive entity that is trying to tell the voters what to think and what to do,” Trump said. “Deals like this destroy democracy and we'll look at breaking that
745.
by ixtli 10y ago
Well I'm glad "clear and concise to your eye" is the rubric by which we're grading policy. Or maybe this isn't about the actual policy, you just want complex reality to be boiled down in a way that's easily dig
746.
by ixtli 10y ago
The specific question: Q26 Do you think that Hillary Clinton is an actual demon, or not? Hillary Clinton is an actual demon 19% Hillary Clinton is not an actual demon 66% Not sure 14%
747.
by ixtli 10y ago
Just read this thread and I'm also comfortable recommending the hardware for three or four years easily. Also, the top level comment describes a small amount of what I went through about 10 years ago that made me switch back to Apple,
748.
by ixtli 10y ago
This is the first comment I've ever favorited on here. Not just because of how true it is, but mostly because it applies to so many startups I've seen that have taken a little risk, gotten a little reward, and totally locked up wi
749.
by ixtli 10y ago
I can't source this at all but I remember getting into an argument (maybe on reddit?) about how the lack of changes after almost two years between refreshes meant the product line was "dead" or that apple could no longer inno
750.
by ixtli 10y ago
Interesting. I almost always text on my phone without looking because the visual effect where the selected letter appears above your finger actually makes me slow down. I was never able to use physical phone keyboards as easily as the adapt

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