jokoon

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by jokoon 1y ago
you should post the result at the end and yes, make a benchmark (although I would not know how to make one, or what reference point to use) what do you think about the fastnoiselite implementation used in godot?
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by jokoon 1y ago
It's difficult to know about this pesticide if it's harmless or not, many conflicting studies. I guess the problem is the dosage? Why can't they just divide doses by 5 or 10? I fear they can't trust farmers to put too mu
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by jokoon 1y ago
Isn't that trivial to prevent zip bombs?
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by jokoon 1y ago
It felt good to hear what Gabe Newell had to say about startups. I don't mean to criticize how capitalism can turn sour, but the startup system can easily turns into some sort of pyramid scheme or snake oil, where some actors benefit,
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by jokoon 1y ago
It's true that if a leader betrays his own country, is that really a treason if that leader was elected? Democracy and politics are outside of the realm of the CIA and intelligence, because the CIA is under the command of the white hou
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by jokoon 1y ago
Yes, I don't know if selling those games is legal or not. Thus I can imagine that they don't want to become criminally responsible if that's illegal.
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by jokoon 1y ago
What is weird is how countries still have enough money to function despite this I wonder what sort of political event would change that, probably when EU countries realize they need money to rebuild their military.
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by jokoon 1y ago
I don't know, I like the idea. I tend to believe that in democracy and capitalism, corruption makes evil people busy because corruption becomes a quarantined, isolated competition, so they do less serious harm elsewhere, and they get p
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by jokoon 1y ago
I think the book claims to be accessible and easy The visitor pattern is not something I find simple and easy to approach
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by jokoon 1y ago
I dislike how the syntax of lua feels, maybe the same for its semantics gdscript is so awesome
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by jokoon 1y ago
The crafting interpreting asks the reader to use the visitor pattern, and this was quite a turn off for me, I stopped there.
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by jokoon 1y ago
Probably people who own stock in those companies
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by jokoon 1y ago
I don't think having less manufacturing is such a bad thing. In a world of technology, what matters is designing and expertise, not making things. China has a rampant cheating problem in its universities, and there is a lot of corrupti
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by jokoon 1y ago
Hidden rules and randomness is intentional game design It causes a feeling in uncertainty, which is closer to a gambling game. Randomness prevents the player to form strategies that allows him to win must of the time. Uncertainty is a bit s
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by jokoon 1y ago
There are several indie games i want to buy, but they are all too expensive. Generally when it's above 15 euros, I don't buy them, unless it's an excellent game. If it's a short game, above 10 is also too much. This also
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by jokoon 1y ago
I have good c++ tests, no degree, a portfolio, and I cannot find a job in France. I think I'm going to change country, I wish Scandinavia. Currently working in a kitchen for schools, I will probably lose weight. I go home around 3pm, n
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by jokoon 1y ago
both GIF and PNG use zipping for compressing data, so APNG are not much better than GIF
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by jokoon 1y ago
I stopped playing because I felt I could not trust other players, I was getting too paranoid. There were not that many blatant cheaters, but with closet cheaters, it's now very difficult to know if your opponent is better than you or c
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by jokoon 1y ago
This reminds me of rust: even if rust will be widespread in 10 or 20 years, it will not really displace C++. Although I need a engineering explanation as to why COBOL is still alive after all those years, because any tech cannot live foreve
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by jokoon 1y ago
Cyber warfare is an lawless field That's why it's important to take some precautions
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by jokoon 1y ago
Who cares at this point? If you're a journalist and you don't have basic OPSEC for cyber stuff, there is no point in doing sensitive work. Nobody is really accountable for those kind of things anyway.
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by jokoon 1y ago
C++ is not context free. A quick google "c++ grammar" will give you clues that C++ is not you average language. Templates are also turing complete, and probably not trivial to parse. Of course I am not talking about C++98, but C++
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by jokoon 1y ago
pch are not standard Modules support was added recently, and I don't think most libraries or cmake support it yet, and I don't really see tutorial about good practices for modules, especially when it comes down to speeding up comp
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by jokoon 1y ago
I would prefer a "lightweight" C++. C++ is fine, but it's insanely slow to compile. I generally like C++, but I could trade anything to make it faster to compile, and most of the time, I just use a small subset of C++ that I
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by jokoon 1y ago
I also implemented Perlin noise using glsl shaders. It was a bit tedious to output a texture as float, but I did it. Although obviously it's not deterministic depending on the GPU.
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by jokoon 1y ago
many times, I solved problem I was stuck with, by hanging outside at the park, with pen and paper
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by jokoon 1y ago
Maybe the war on terror required to have a foothold in the middle east. The us was not going to invade Iran or Saudi Arabia. Fighting militias is difficult. Having troops there allowed to get the enemy (jihadists) where it was, so troops wo
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by jokoon 1y ago
Repressive countries tend to dislike scientific research, especially domains who are remotely involved with the theory of evolution when the regime is theocratic. Not to mention any study involving romantic things.
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by jokoon 1y ago
Wow I think the NSA already has this, without the need for a LLM.
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by jokoon 1y ago
I still wonder if the lowpoly/ps1graphic trend is real. I believe making games "the old way" is so cheap because of today's tools, that it might be viable to make such games.

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