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jokoon
2y ago
Some minimalist tactical shooter, similar to counter strike. Low poly graphics, bullet drop, and other things. On Godot.
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jokoon
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Not sure if that thing could be used as food packaging, since food has salt and water. Also that means this plastic probably has a very short lifespan.
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2y ago
Interesting! Basically the EU is now able to force american companies to do things that the US regulator will not do, probably because Apple can manage to lobby US congress but not the EU parliament. That probably means that US companies ca
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I mean nothing changes, it was already open source, and few people outside Google know how to dev things around android, it's now a very complex os
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2y ago
There are plenty other open source softwares out there. I don't really understand why Mozilla needs so much money, I heard their revenues were quite high. Why do you mean by "you"? I bet there would be plenty companies who wo
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jokoon
2y ago
I managed to write a glsl shader that generates perlin noise with octaves, and pull that data as 32bit float. Much simpler than using opencl or cuda.
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2y ago
One thing I learned during a 6 month class of entrepreneurship, is that a company and product have much higher odds of success if it targets people with higher income. * Those people have more money to spend so they are more likely to buy s
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2y ago
I am european, and I don't really know if it's really a bad thing for europe. I would say it's bad to lose an ally like the US, especially for defense, but what about trade? The problem is that american hegemony also bother s
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2y ago
duckduckgo also have one, so not sure if this makes a difference
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2y ago
* There is no scientific good definition of what intelligence really is, which could allow us to maybe understand what is going on. * Trained neural networks are black boxes that cannot be summarized or analyzed * I don't see transcend
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2y ago
I'm worried that one of Musk friends might be a Chinese or Russian spy.
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2y ago
With the bird flu epidemic, that probably is the worst idea I have ever heard.
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2y ago
I wonder if this means that ai will have more capabilities with quantum computing. So far, I haven't read how those chips are programmed, but it seems like it requires to re learn almost everything. I don't even know if there is a
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2y ago
Yes, but so far no theory or link about the new administration
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2y ago
I don't know if latter news are just entertainment or history-making events. Whatever is happening in Washington, it doesn't sound like the president's opponents are going to try to stop him, for now. It sounds like this will
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2y ago
> The only way to guarantee this is to ensure that nobody can collect your data in the first place. It's possible to differentiate data collected by the government and other data collection. GDPR makes this difference easier. > W
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2y ago
I use ublock and Firefox tab containers. I try to not leave traces. But ultimately, I want governments to be able to spy on me, as long as a judge signed it. There is a difference between companies collecting data for money, and the governm
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2y ago
We need to have a battery checklist equivalent for carbon capture: [ ] how much carbon is captured by KW? [ ] are there expected improvement in the technology in the future 30 years? [ ] and what do physicists say about it? [ ] is it more e
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2y ago
can do that with firefox now
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2y ago
Rust is great but I don't like it. I hope the language industry will either make safer languages, or at least push hard to use static analysers.
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2y ago
but wasn't this treatment refused by the FDA? so you mean those 3 members had no real influence on the outcome?
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2y ago
Interesting article Neither do those FDA experts from Psymposia or the MDMA advocates, Lykos/MAPS, are doctors or scientists, which is a bit concerning. So why was Psymposia given authority by the FDA? I don't understand that part
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2y ago
My thought also Maybe there is a risk/benefit. Maybe spending more time trying to make sure, would cost lives, or give criminals time to flee? Hard to know...
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I had sleeping problem as a teen Now I have very strict discipline when it comes to sleep. Once it's midnight, I decide it's time to go to bed, even if I'm not tired. There are still few times when i go at 1am or 2am, but it&
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2y ago
I'm using materialistic on Android to scroll hn, and sometimes the article shows as black.
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2y ago
I am too lazy to copy paste the battery check list
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2y ago
To me, being extremely picky rhymes with not wanting a relationship. I live in france and somebody said on the radio that the state family fund (CAF) should organize dancing ball for people to meet. Maybe the core problem is that dating app
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2y ago
Funny how he concludes that men should pay. Sounds like this article is just astroturfing with some tech data.
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To me, it reveals that women are not really interested in dating. Women go on app when they feel a bit sad, when they need to feel a bit better. People want to stay single. Introversion is on the rise.
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2y ago
So apparently, just find somebody who is homeless, vulnerable, similar age and face, and this seems easy to repeat.
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