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by jokoon 2y ago
Really? I haven't seen a lot of it... I don't see how those reports are not talked about more, and I would be curious what's their predictions are... I would guess india is at the top of the list? I imagine people would liste
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by jokoon 2y ago
I imagine the CIA is analyzing the climate, although they don't publish their analysis, since their role is just to advise Congress and white house? I really believe that climate change can threaten global stability and security, and t
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by jokoon 2y ago
but do physicists know everything about the physics of black holes?
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by jokoon 2y ago
For months I refused it and could not use Instagram so I uninstalled it. I finally accepted the terms two weeks ago, but honestly that feels forced. It's wild that nobody talks about it. Facebook being a paid app was like a joke for a
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by jokoon 2y ago
I don't really follow that conflict online, what are the platforms and communities where you see the most zed comments?
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Those are either bots, trolls or sophists who repeat lies they believe. Those are not the russian people, they are just going to make noise like a lot of noise we see on the internet.
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Most Russians probably know they are being lied to, but they're obviously afraid to talk or organize protest: they just can't dissent, it's too dangerous or just not worth it. This makes it much easier for Putin to install th
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by jokoon 2y ago
I laughed at this comment sorry
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* medical imaging software to drive a X ray machine * software was relatively new, and well made. age is probably the main reason why it was good "at the time". * there were good practices in place, yes, led by an opinionated team
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I don't know a lot of advanced physics or quantum mechanics, but black holes also confuse me. I would imagine that black holes show the limit of modern physics, there are still things to learn, and models of physics will probably be ad
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Easy to say when you made money, that's the good moment to get out.
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Maybe people have learned how to exploit this for money It's easy, they just provoke cops who tend to not follow the law until they got a case. If I could get wrongly arrested by a cop or even hurt to gain 300k, that would be worth it,
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by jokoon 2y ago
I agree. Although US intelligence is probably happy about this. Not saying it's a good or bad thing, but it's certainly an easy way to gather it. I can understand them doing it.
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In an ideal future, firearms would be banned worldwide. A body like interpol would investigate the entire world, to surveil if anybody is trying to make firearms. People would make bows and spears, but it would be more difficult to conduct
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by jokoon 2y ago
I implemented a morton/z-order curve, and implemented the LITMAX/BIGMIN: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z-order_curve#Use_with_one-dim... It helps implement spatial partitioning with a z-order curve, which mak
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by jokoon 2y ago
I'm so hopeless with dating apps, I started using Instagram to connect with people in my city.
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I would require faster computer, and also a simplified game design. It's doable more than before. I got many ideas how to do it, don't hesitate to hire me as a game designer :D
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by jokoon 2y ago
Don't you think the granularity of factorio is what brought its success? Don't you think it would be interesting the mix the sims and sim city for more granularity in the game?
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by jokoon 2y ago
I haven't played a lot of Sim City, but in my mind, factorio is more a simulator than sim city. Simulating means there is granularity about how each element can be seen and touched by the player. In sim city there are a lot of shortcut
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by jokoon 2y ago
funny that now some softwares are hardware dependent OpenCL seems like it's just obsolete
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"I just learned mandarin, I am not yet ready to learn arabic"
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I remember reading somewhere that the brain uses quantum mechanics to store information. The thought is interesting, but I guess it's just a theory and I have no idea how good it is.
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At first I thought he said interesting things But with time, I also realized he is a linguist, not an historian or political scientist. He is controversial.
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People will download those video from p2p if they do this. I can bet some people will mirror youtube just like 12ft.io and similar. I guess youtube doesn't publish their number, but with GDPR and people caring about their privacy, I ca
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by jokoon 2y ago
Yes, I agree. With current hardware and tools, it becomes much cheaper to reach graphics quality that is 10 or 15 years old, so such game would be just enough and be profitable enough. I think that high quality rendering is reaching a tippi
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by jokoon 2y ago
I think vulkan is great, but its only purpose is to take full advantage of advanced GPU features. It also leads to better performance when using advanced GPU features compared to OpenGL. Generally, I feel OpenGL is the recommended route if
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What were those fbi redacted things? Were those backdoors?
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I remember creating some webserver at work years ago, and I saw a router querying it. I warned the company admin. Also, my wifi firmware occasionally crashes and needs to be restarted. I don't work in cyber security or on anything sens
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Location: France Remote: yes Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: C/C++/python opengl/shaders Résumé/CV: https://ibb.co/4tbjV9w Email:
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> Unfortunately WG21 seems to have some issues with any ideas coming out from Circle, going back to its early days, and I don't see them being willing to adopt Sean's work. What reasons? Are those valid?

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