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by kibibu 7y ago
OT, but I'd be interested in where Fortnite, Minecraft, and League of Legends would hypothetically fit in that list. Heck, I think Roblox would have them all beaten.
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by kibibu 7y ago
In a very concrete way, the inability to apply hard-clipped brick-wall limiting and extreme compression is why vinyl often does sound better than CD - the physics of the needle-in-groove mean that there are limits to the amplitudes you can
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by kibibu 7y ago
Coral reefs are useless? What weird philosophy is this? A significant amount of the oceans ecosystem relies on coral reefs.
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by kibibu 7y ago
https://www.openhub.net/p/go/contributors
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by kibibu 7y ago
Hi. Not to diminish your source, but according to Google's ngram viewer, which searches published works indexed by Google books, *bald-faced lie" is significantly more popular than "bold-faced lie" https://boo
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by kibibu 7y ago
So he proved "if x then y", then later proved "!x"
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by kibibu 7y ago
Yes of course; but it's the earliest one I remember being a purely online phenomenon that suckered people in. Besides, of course, the stupid lists of factoids that used to get emailed around - duck quacks don't echo etc.
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by kibibu 7y ago
Yes. It's a Google project. There are a lot of contributors outside of Google, but it was invented at Google, and governance is by a Google team, and the top contributors are Google employees.
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by kibibu 7y ago
Do you remember Bonsai Kitten, and the breathlessly horrified email campaigns against it? People have had difficulty determining real from fake for a long time.
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by kibibu 7y ago
A common complaint with Joe Rogan is that he gives a platform and an audience to assholes like Gavin McInnes and Alex Jones.
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by kibibu 7y ago
What? This doesn't sound plausible at all. Do you have a citation for this claim? This paper suggests quite the opposite. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S209592731...
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by kibibu 7y ago
A human-curated list would be significantly shorter today, with the way the Web has centralized.
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by kibibu 7y ago
Sqlite
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by kibibu 7y ago
Cows are much better at extracting nutrients from, say, grass than humans are. In places where nuts, vegetables, fruits aren't available, meat may be a more environmentally friendly choice.
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by kibibu 7y ago
Pretty sure most of these crew are using DeepFaceLab, https://github.com/iperov/DeepFaceLab This was in the news for being the first(?) public GitHub repo that you needed an account to access. I believe to try and ste
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by kibibu 7y ago
You should check out the 'atetheonion' subreddit
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by kibibu 7y ago
Aussie here. Definitely always called them milk bars. Most of them have closed though, given that more people have cars and are willing to drive a bit further to save a dollar on their loaf of bread at the supermarket.
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by kibibu 7y ago
I wonder if this is because you used them, learnt from them, internalized whatever design intuitions you could from them, and have moved onto higher levels of understanding. Expert bike riders disdain using training wheels, but only after t
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by kibibu 7y ago
If you don't need a physical relationship, an intelligent-enough GAN-bot might be appealing for a lot of people.
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by kibibu 7y ago
Is this a typo? Anyway, audio feedback is a critical part of games. Pressing the "fire" button and waiting 100ms for the sound of the gun would be insanely noticeable
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by kibibu 7y ago
Does tessellation not imply triangles? I was imagining convex curved shapes. Could these not be broken on scanlines, avoiding rounding errors?
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by kibibu 7y ago
It didn't look like obvious bait to me, just asking for a single recent example.
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by kibibu 7y ago
I didn't realize that that Love, Death + Robots episode was based on folklore. That makes it even better
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by kibibu 7y ago
Barney being modded into Doom was the earliest joke mod I remember.
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by kibibu 7y ago
Required by the HTTP 1.1 spec, not the HTTP 1.0 spec
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by kibibu 7y ago
This might be a case for the kind of preprocessing GP was talking about though, breaking complex winding-based geometry into convex shapes.
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by kibibu 8y ago
People forget that Valve made Half-life 2 - at the time one of the most anticipated games ever - a Steam exclusive. It's basically the only way these things can get started.
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by kibibu 8y ago
It looks to me like you could register any domain starting with "localhost" (eg. localhostevil.com) and it would work. (apart from the download whitelist)
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by kibibu 8y ago
> Epic isn't making a marketplace where I want to spend my money by being better than Steam, they're just trying to make a place where I have to spend money if I want to play certain games. Good luck with that one. Seems to be
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by kibibu 8y ago
Additionally, Github, Salesforce, Uber and Facebook all entered into spaces with existing competitors.

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