kamray23

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by kamray23 3y ago
It could be. A well insulated home requires cooling of some sort to stay cool or it will heat up, as it contains heat sources and is well insulated. That gets harder as the outside temperature rises. This has nothing to do with the colour o
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by kamray23 3y ago
That's obviously not what is meant by 'con', though. It's just composed of first gaining the trust of someone and then defrauding them. Forcing has nothing to do with it and would likely rule out the application of the t
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by kamray23 3y ago
Well yeah but that's undeniably AI when used to predict such a process, even if it is wildly primitive and incapable of being adapted to other things. It's all statistical* models.
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by kamray23 3y ago
you could technically slam a trackball onto an ergo split keyboard. wouldn't recommend it but you could. people tend to put one between their keyboards so why not just build it into the right one?
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by kamray23 3y ago
You can buy lots of "quantum radiation remover" and "negative ion quantum shield" products which purport to create negative ions and shield you from radiation on all platforms. Most of them do actually generate ions if y
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by kamray23 3y ago
Yeah. But it goes beyond that. Even in the science, even thinking of not economically viable energy gain but just net energy gain within the reaction, it's kind of not a real immensely useful result. The "net energy gain" bei
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by kamray23 3y ago
That's what I find weird here. The bit of the code written in rust is almost comically tiny, and the rest is just C++ you compiled to WASM which someone else already wrote. I think comparing this to a Python wrapper for the same code w
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by kamray23 3y ago
Basically, WASM is now what the JVM was in 2000. It's portable because it is.
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by kamray23 3y ago
This is offline.
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by kamray23 3y ago
The systematic issue refers to the fact that it is both prevalent and a result of the early release, more a systematic issue of modern AAA development studio organisation than a development practice by developers.
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by kamray23 3y ago
Yeah, exactly. When there's only a need for time of day then the time is enough. The standard lets you pick the tool you need here, it's not going to have some kind of procedure for determining whether your application should use
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by kamray23 3y ago
It's pretty clear that with the performance that the game has it's a lot more than four models with bad LODs. They would probably have identified that issue within days. There's likely a more fundamental issue, not only with
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by kamray23 3y ago
ISO 8601 timestamps do require a time zone when it is relevant. You can only use non-offset timestamps if "local time" is constant. If your time zone varies, you cannot use non-offset timestamps. Your choices are to choose a singl
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by kamray23 3y ago
random quirks do. this is not random quirks. it's a systematic and expected issue of underoptimisation caused by releasing a product before it was even slated to be ready. one bad mesh is not the issue, it's never the issue. we&#x
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by kamray23 3y ago
All names are taken, you just have to become more popular to win it.
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by kamray23 3y ago
I find it a little difficult to discuss with you? That's not what I was saying. The argument says that there will always be some pre-existence, which you could call 'God' if you liked. Or you could call it 'the universe
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by kamray23 3y ago
The story would be no different if the scientist was talking to a priest, and neither would its message be. The point is that for logical arguments, about matter or philosophical, you must always start with some set of a priori content to w
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by kamray23 3y ago
If you try, you'll very likely succeed. You probably shouldn't, though.
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by kamray23 3y ago
You'd get normal errno/out param semantics if you had access to semantic struct unpacking. But you don't. Even then, composing optional values in C has always been a bit of a pain. If you're not doing exceptions, your tw
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by kamray23 3y ago
It turns out that if your main paradigm is X then writing a solution in paradigm Y is a puzzle, as you have to convert things in your head from a natural representation to a different one. Writing performant C++ has genuinely become somewha
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by kamray23 3y ago
They are suggesting that anti-trust is an excuse to perform industrial espionage. France is, however, also the top anti-trust and pro-consumer enforcer in the EU, which in many sectors leads the world in consumer protection regulations. The
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by kamray23 3y ago
You'd be surprised, honestly. What matters is also comprehensible input size, so long works like LOTR (which has an excellent Finnish translation by Kersti Juva for anyone looking to find works to read) are a good choice. Similarly, th
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by kamray23 3y ago
There's a lot that goes into verbal intelligence, and we don't really know all of the what and how. It'd be cool if we did, but for now we can only really draw some correlations to physical areas of the brain, which are never
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by kamray23 3y ago
Dwarf Fortress and Factorio are what I play. And while DF may be a graphically simple game, it's well known that many fortresses which don't succumb to fun succumb instead to FPS death, as the in-depth simulation eventually surpas
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by kamray23 3y ago
Yeah. Wage stagnation, gender roles which become increasingly impossible to meet in the modern world, the price of property, commuter town hell, social alienation, lack of third places, even toxic masculinity, all of these are conversations
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by kamray23 3y ago
Sadly, Microsoft and Electron seem to be magnetic to that type of software though. I experience seconds of lag between pressing a key and a character appearing in vanilla VSCode writing plain-text files. Forget plugins, I can't even us
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by kamray23 3y ago
It can be important and reasonable. You might have things which never give errors. You might have things which sometimes do, and you attempt to use them in places which you don't believe to give errors. Here, the great thing about erro
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by kamray23 3y ago
That's got its downsides. Majorly, I feel like it's restrictive. Exception handling, especially asynchronous exception handling, can really disallow recovery from errors. Sure, when you have a straight data stream and you simply w
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by kamray23 3y ago
I thought so as well, until I used it. And then I realised that I'd rather go back to OneNote than use markdown. It's just too limited without introducing HTML. Eventually settled on using ms instead of OneNote, gets me that local
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by kamray23 3y ago
If we're going that route, just forbid making User objects which are not valid. Hide the fields, force the instances to be immutable, validate in the constructor, problem solved. Does not work in things with duck typing or anything rem

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