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by kg 11mo ago
In the old days 'where it was posted from' used to be displayed on tweets, and Elon intentionally changed it to 'Earth'. Interesting to see a backpedal here, albeit concealed.
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by kg 11mo ago
Seconding this, I've used CDP directly to solve problems and it's a horrible protocol with a really buggy implementation. The documentation is pretty sparse and the implementation is inconsistent with the documentation sometimes.
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by kg 11mo ago
YMMV but I reported a crash in Nvidia's vulkan driver and they responded promptly and fixed it.
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by kg 11mo ago
You would create transparent DOM elements in the right places with the right ARIA attributes and content, I suspect.
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by kg 11mo ago
When there's a need for something with specific traits and composition at high quality, I've yet to see a model that can deliver that, especially in a reasonable amount of time. It's still way more reliable to just hand a des
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by kg 11mo ago
Interesting writeup. It's surprising to me that the author was experiencing such severe performance issues with relatively simple scenes, and it sounds like the performance issues still aren't completely gone. In the past I'v
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by kg 11mo ago
> You can adjust how much you want to pay the site per hour and also send one-time payments. The money is "streamed" every minute, which you can observe in DevTools. I guess the era of being able to leave a tab open without wor
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by kg 11mo ago
It's true that Take Two lost money but it's also true that Rockstar makes them tremendous amounts of money. Lifetime revenues from GTA5 are estimated to be near or exceeding 10 billion USD. Managing to lose money on those kinds of
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by kg 11mo ago
If they're known drug traffickers worthy of execution without due process, why are the survivors being sent home instead of tried for their supposed crimes? https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/18/us/poli
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by kg 11mo ago
"No indoor plumbing" would make life functionally impossible in apartment buildings, condos, and suburbs - and at least in the US, a lot of people live in places like that. I suppose you could take an elevator down multiple floo
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by kg 1y ago
Critically, VRChat works on desktop (though it's an inferior experience), and you can incrementally enhance your experience with it by doing things like webcam face/hand tracking instead of buying an expensive headset.
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by kg 1y ago
Looking at the css, there's a .text-gray-600 CSS style that would cause this, and it's overridden by some other style in order to achieve the actual desired appearance. Maybe the override style isn't loading - perhaps the GP
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by kg 1y ago
In VB, True was 0xFFFFFFFF - bitwise not 0 - instead of logical not 0 (1).
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by kg 1y ago
An incrementing global counter is a pretty common scenario if your goal is to have guaranteed-unique IDs assigned to objects within a process, especially if you want them to be sequential too. I've got counters like that in various par
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by kg 1y ago
For some skill sets the non-games options to work in are comparatively 'soulless' or 'soul-crushing' (not my words, but ways I've heard people describe it). For example: If you're a literature expert, do you re
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by kg 1y ago
> Moreover, type systems can track that a list was previously sorted and maintained it's sorted status making the assumption reasonable to state. This is true, but if you care about correct execution, you would need to re-verify tha
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by kg 1y ago
> The financial distress the company now finds itself in can be traced back to early August, when it was seeking to raise another $6 billion in loans. Through that process, investors started to raise questions about the numbers being pre
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by kg 1y ago
Correct source appears to be https://insideclimatenews.org/news/07102025/pennsylvania-tow...
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by kg 1y ago
It's important for the victim not to get anything, I guess.
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by kg 1y ago
To draw lines instead of a geometry shader you can use instancing, since you know how many vertices you need to represent a line segment's bounding box. Have one vertex buffer that just contains N vertices (the actual attribute data do
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by kg 1y ago
Whether or not taxi medallions are a good thing I hope we can agree that there's a gulf between Rosa Parks and Travis Kalanick?
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by kg 1y ago
The one line you've pulled out is a quote from someone else and not the words of the authors of this paper, to be clear. Here's the full context: 1 Overview The culture of AI is imperialist and seeks to expand the kingdom
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by kg 1y ago
The detail that rightsholders seem to be demanding a revenue share is interesting. That sounds administratively and technologically very complex to implement and probably also just plain expensive to implement.
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by kg 1y ago
How much would it cost? I could stomach a pretty big tax increase if it meant no children in my home country would ever go to sleep starving again. That seems like a social good to me.
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All Atom Virtual Cell(diffuse.one)
2 points by kg 1y ago|0 comments
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by kg 1y ago
Function multiversioning would require indirect jumps/indirect calls, wouldn't it? Separate executables can do static jumps/calls.
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by kg 1y ago
I would be curious to see whether it's a common opinion that DirectX was a bad thing for the games industry. It was preceded by a patchwork of messy graphics/audio/input APIs, many of them proprietary, and when it started to
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by kg 1y ago
Their company name is apparently SQLite Cloud, inc. and they offer multiple products with SQLite in the name. I guess maybe the sqlite people just don't care about companies using the trademark?
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by kg 1y ago
My understanding is that material composition can make a CT scan take a really long time. It makes sense to me that scanning a battery would be pretty slow, given what they're made out of.
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by kg 1y ago
Every modern implementation I know of at least partially reuses the internals of the JS runtime, which enables things like cross-language inlining between WASM and JS.

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