kanobo

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by kanobo 6y ago
I don't know about others, but I think this is kinda amazing? There's been so many times I've wanted to have this ability when setting up a lab. Thanks for sharing!
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by kanobo 6y ago
When a newspaper headline or blog post title ends in a question mark, the answer is almost always 'no'.
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by kanobo 6y ago
Ct-js and Pixi.js is great, but personally I always reach for Phaser ( https://phaser.io/ ) and the Phaser Editor 2d IDE ( https://phasereditor2d.com/ ) first for games. There's just more batteries include
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by kanobo 6y ago
It's true that you can find most content somewhere freely available in various disparate corners of the web and everything is trivial if you have the info... but that's a strange reason to automatically reject a book you haven&#x2
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by kanobo 6y ago
Instantly reminded me of a similar older quote from Jhumpa Lahiri in the NYTimes: “The first sentence of a book is a handshake, perhaps an embrace."
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by kanobo 6y ago
Oh right, I can't believe that didn't cross my mind. I also sad that I now live in a country where I have to worry about that.
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by kanobo 6y ago
I know there are studies that suggest elections tend to favor Republicans when voting becomes more restrictive but my intuition is that in this unique case this is just as devastating to Republicans as Democrats since older folks are not go
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by kanobo 6y ago
That's so cool, it looks like an animal cracker!
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by kanobo 6y ago
Maybe it's better if beginners treat Rust the same way they would when learning a new music instrument. For most people it's better to take lessons early to avoid bad habits, and assume you know very little even if you know anoth
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by kanobo 6y ago
If you're interested in this you should take a look at Chrome's break engine source code for japanese/chinese: https://github.com/unicode-org/icu/blob/778d0a6d1d46faa724ea... https:/&#x2F
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by kanobo 6y ago
sorry, fwiw I would not have posted it if they required you to click on a verify link in the email.
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by kanobo 6y ago
Recap: Every time you have trouble searching for something, make a page with the information you find. It makes sense, but I'm just wondering what's the end goal since I imagine the frequency of such searches is very low and your
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by kanobo 6y ago
Too little too late? ARM is already owned by SoftBank, UK had decades to incentivize the company to not take foreign owners or move headquarters, it's strange for the MP to bring this up now.
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by kanobo 6y ago
It's only 4 dollars a night! It's a no brainer if you are a nomad short on cash.
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by kanobo 6y ago
It's down. Not sure if this is the same, but there's this page to try DeOldify online: https://www.myheritage.com/incolor
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by kanobo 6y ago
No offense taken, but I'm honestly an Associate Professor at a major research university. But no worries, I respect your viewpoint.
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by kanobo 6y ago
I'm not disagreeing, but there's plenty of microsoft closed-source efforts that have been horrible too. It's possible microsoft just isn't very good at everything.
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by kanobo 6y ago
I think you're right in that it wouldn't be as meaningful for a school with departments with only 10 grads, but I think it's unlikely that a department's chair and faculty would care or even consider to mandate their gra
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by kanobo 6y ago
Remember that great old flash thingy where you mutate a boxcar until it drives well, just found out there's a html version: https://rednuht.org/genetic_cars_2/
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by kanobo 6y ago
I've never been able to get a refund on a purchase on iOS app or ever had a customer email to the App Store get responded. I think you might just be commenting on the UI? In that case - yes absolutely, it is visually pretty and easy to
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by kanobo 6y ago
It's not the work of a high intellect, but I don't think it's fair to proclaim it as pointless. Most creative output, such as modern art and especially stand-up comedy is all about making parallels - it's up to the viewe
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by kanobo 6y ago
The design is great, would be nice if it simply saved to localstorage if you don't log in for those who aren't concerned about syncing and backing up.
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by kanobo 6y ago
I think the world is more complex than that, people would still rather go to a good competitive school rather than a school of weak peers. It fosters higher scores and standards in global activities such as standardized tests and national a
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by kanobo 6y ago
Do companies such as instagram and websites with KYC requirements actually parse/save the data in the photo and look you up in a government database when you send your ID or does a random human just stare at your photo and make a judge
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by kanobo 6y ago
I'm personally interested in what old fast food and junk food used to taste like, for example the recipe to the original Coke drink: https://www.thisamericanlife.org/extras/the-recipe . I wish I could go back and t
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by kanobo 6y ago
Yes, that's the one - thank you! I could not remember anything until seeing that name.
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by kanobo 6y ago
Sorry if this is remotely tangentially related, but wasn't there a startup many years ago backed by silicon valley bigwigs with the mission to mine asteroids for gold and diamonds? Or did I see that in a movie?
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by kanobo 6y ago
Do you notice any patterns in the incoming traffic? Any pattern you can distill will lead you to your final fix. Otherwise it's just guessing. Good luck!
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by kanobo 6y ago
I think we have different priors because I definitely didn't have the best grades compared to my peers as a student. And as a teacher at a University my students have a huge range in their scores.
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by kanobo 6y ago
That robot is so cute! Thanks for sharing. If I was the author I would not purposely evoke Boston Dynamics comparisons in the title, I get chills thinking about their headless monsters.

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