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jackling
3y ago
Tibees ( https://www.youtube.com/@tibees ) I found very helpful. Usually I buy textbooks when I want to learn something new. It could just be that I'm not a good visual learner.
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I'm likely in the minority, but I found 3blue1brown videos difficult to understand and they usually give me a worse intuition about a concept than I previously had. I wonder why that is. Seems like most people I know swear by his video
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4y ago
Very impressive! I'm 3 years in Software Engineering, and can't build simple stuff in OpenGL. Really impressive for someone in HS.
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4y ago
Looks cool, was the terrain procedurally generated?
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I really wish these datasets were more openly accessiable. I always want to try replicating these models but it seems that the data is the blocker. Renting the compute needed to create an inferiror model does not seem to be an issue, it
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4y ago
Wow that's incredible.
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4y ago
Any advice on how to improve on art/graphics for a developer? I always find that I can program just fine, but when it comes to creating models and splash art, I have no idea what I'm doing.
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jackling
4y ago
You can usually checksum anything you download to ensure it's legit. A script that you curl is unlikely to have such a thing I guess.
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Ask HN: Getting into open source software development
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jackling
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Isn't being female due to your sex at birth and not your identifying gender?
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jackling
4y ago
Does Valve have a great track record with hardware? The Steam Machines, Steam Controller and the Steam link aren't really talked about or mentioned in gaming circles anymore.
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4y ago
Important to note, this is purely with water and not much water is used.
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If I had to guess (just a guess, I don't really believe these things.) - Lowering birthrate; people may be less likely to have a family and kids if the primary driver for these things (sex) is already taken care of. - Higher STI rate (
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"our future", last time I check, Pakistan wasn't invading any foreign territory, aside from some normal border disputes it's problems are usually within it's own borders. This seems like paranoia that the "othe
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Any advice on how to contribute to open source? Everytime I want to, the project seems too big and the issues too complex. Either that, or someone else has already started working on an issue before I can ask to take it on.
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This kinda sounds like Prolog. Add a bunch of assertions and write a query to validate if it's true/get the missing vars.
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4y ago
Couldn't it just be that some races / genders / etc, are just more represented in some markets than others. Has nothing to do with if any of them are better.
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4y ago
I think the main point the author was trying to make was people shouldn't go overboard and try to silence someone when they disagree with their opinions. You can disagree with the author, dislike their view point, view him as a sinner
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Isn't the idea that all suffering is a challenge of god key to Abrahamic religions. I always hear it from anyone religious when discussing that rational of why there is suffering the world when God can end it. And from my quick read of
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"support staff who do all the work and get far fewer perks", what do the support staff do? Are they also engineers, or are they the ones doing the non-product work at Google. Since you said they do all the work, I guess they'
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What does dessert have to do with it? I have never heard about that.
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"not a surprise why Canada has a brain drain going on" As a fellow Canadian, I really doubt this is the reason Canada is having "brain drain" problems. I'm in Toronto, not Vancouver, and I have never heard anyone le
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4y ago
Is that really an accurate way of measuring anyways? Company A may just have a more complex product and need more developers. Doesn't mean Company A should just remove developers since Company B doesn't need that amount for their
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4y ago
What always surprised me about Peterson was the fact that so many people swear by his videos. There's multiple claims about how his videos changed their lives or saved them. However, his methodology couldn't keep his own life from
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"days of shamans, prophets and sages" Are these really examples of what is described? The spiritualism gained from those entities persist to this day. Wars were fought and people continue to live by what those entities taught. Sou
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Wonder if there's any evolutionary reason people really like the smell. I would think it would be the opposite.
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What do you dislike about MacOS?
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I don't think that's what the article was saying. It was mainly pointing out the way people incorrectly use the term REST. I don't think the author was saying that well-designed websites should adhere to it, but rather sites
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I went through the same thing, lost a bunch of weight, people around me noticed, but I still had my belly and love handles. Ended up gaining the weight back, maybe if I kept up with the healthy diet I would've eventually gotten the phy
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Who are brogrammers blaming? I thought they were just fratboy-like programmers.
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