kderbyma

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by kderbyma 7y ago
There are cooking 'bibles' which go into extreme depth of flavours and textures combinations. Someone could try to codify them
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by kderbyma 7y ago
5 walls for terrestrial --- the roof can be the space force.
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by kderbyma 7y ago
I think you could even go and apply the same algorithms to AR projections though. This would have massive applications in parks. Guests wearing AR projection goggles while touring the park allowing for a hugely immersive experience
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by kderbyma 7y ago
Interesting side note. OGRE3D was created by a British citizen and they chose to follow many British idiomatic spellings - such as Colour - one of the few libraries I have used which chose those spellings over US variants.
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by kderbyma 7y ago
I disagree with your dismissal as some form of 'free society' bs. Free society is all well and good but we have reasonable laws for a reason. There are some people who find torture amusing and end up serial killers....no offence b
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by kderbyma 7y ago
Is it just me or is Google doing everything it can to 'use' Linux but not truly make things based on Linux.....why not just make a proper distro
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by kderbyma 8y ago
I have to disagree with your statement because in my experience having lived in a big city for my entire life - we are highly collaborative to the point of dependence. Smaller communities are much more isolated and self sufficient, but larg
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by kderbyma 8y ago
That makes very little sense. They have use for it because it results in new features which are contributing to their business which would otherwise be both built and QCd by employees
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by kderbyma 8y ago
Sorry but your Argument falls flat....you cannot use android as an option to defend Apple. If apple fails to meet the needs for the user you cannot defend them and say 'but you can choose android' that is not freedom. Freedom with
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by kderbyma 8y ago
This is sarcasm right? AWS doc's are okay, but not great. Honestly, their documents are pretty piss poor. They have contradicting statements depending on what tool, they have 100 exceptions for integrating their own toolchain, and the
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by kderbyma 8y ago
Decay would be exponentially greater with more weights. Causing a larger decrease over time.
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by kderbyma 8y ago
Your math is off..... 62T / 1g = $62B /mg = $62M/ug. $100 million dollar rounding error.....
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by kderbyma 8y ago
Frankly, while mathematically speaking 12 is a great base, people don't think in twelves - you can quickly perform arithmetic and our entire education system of math relies on base 10. Kind of hard to suddenly add two fingers to everyo
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by kderbyma 8y ago
Latex is a fully Turing complete language as well as a typesetter. Only with JavaScript can you compare them.
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by kderbyma 8y ago
I want to see someone use the dandelion seeds method in a paper airplane. Many cuts required haha
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by kderbyma 8y ago
The weight isn't the key, it's the torque that is formed by redistribution that causes it to level differently
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by kderbyma 8y ago
It's because the Guardian is not a 'Reputable' new site wholly. It is still remotely published stories that aren't under employees or constant people. I am pretty sure associated Press is the same. They are better than s
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by kderbyma 8y ago
This makes me think of the Array While hack to transverse faster. Rather than using a for loop, do the following: Var i = -1; Var len = array.length. While(++I < Len) { ...} Uses the fact that CPUs branch predict forward in arrays, and