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by kleer001 4y ago
things like redundancy and crc checks I assume
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by kleer001 4y ago
How would that really happen? It seems to me you're assuming that there's no such thing as extant databases of actual oil paintings, that people will stop producing, documenting, and curating said paintings. I think the internet a
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by kleer001 4y ago
I'd only add: stay off social media
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by kleer001 4y ago
> Do you only experience things once they have been thoroughly peer reviewed? What a naive and leading question. I judge strong assertions on the evidence provided. This is what taking "Caveat emptor" to heart looks like. >
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by kleer001 4y ago
The spinning objects made me nauseous. It could probably be presented still and at 10-20x faster and still communicate the essential idea.
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by kleer001 4y ago
It's always fun for me to see flashes in the pan come and go. I saw this first on reddit a few days ago and went "hmm, ok, whatever..." And then on HN today. Now I'm saying "Oh, someone's putting real effort in
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by kleer001 4y ago
paywall removal : https://12ft.io/proxy?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.wired.com%2Fstory%... --- Pearl clutching like this reminds me of "Rogues are very keep in their profession, and know already much more than we can teach them
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by kleer001 4y ago
Sometimes, when I can't find any good audio books. I'm pretty ossified in my tastes and only listen to the same hand full for a decade now. And even then only about 1/2 of their episodes are to my liking.
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by kleer001 4y ago
From 2007 to 2012 I bounced around a bit from London to SF Bay to Syndey. But since then I've been establishing roots in the pacific north west. Yes, totally remote. But I'll probably have the same address for years now with the f
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by kleer001 4y ago
haha cool! but seriously, smell is too low of bandwidth, too easy to get wrong, too expensive, and the chemistry is too hard
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by kleer001 4y ago
I don't understand. It's Turing complete. You can do whatever you want. A browser is an Os. Sandboxed, sure. Is this a fashion thing? Going past 5,000+ years of text? Lots of colors, making sounds, motion. What else do you want? W
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by kleer001 4y ago
Thank gosh I'm not the only one. I even kept the yellow legal pads I wrote them on, but they turned out to be useless. After two decades I scanned the interesting doodles and tossed the rest in the recycle.
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by kleer001 4y ago
What a strange question. Might as well ask how a fish learned to swim or a bird to fly. In all seriousness the biggest influence likely comes from friendly and enthusiastic teachers and a then all the things necessary to support having enou
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by kleer001 4y ago
That's the power of an ideology based on being offended, there's no way to be pleased.
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by kleer001 4y ago
I'm happy to answer. I've been in visual effects for 30 years plus (including hobby-ing) and seen some shit.
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by kleer001 4y ago
https://un.curl.dev/intro Book starts here
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by kleer001 4y ago
Do you have experience with animation programs? Have you talked much to animators about their frustrations in their current work flows?
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by kleer001 4y ago
Those new to therapy should also keep in mind that finding the right fit can take time. Time either getting to know your therapist or time finding the best one for you.
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by kleer001 4y ago
> A good theory explains stuff well. Exactly, yes, 100% this. More specifically it explains previously understood effects that are encapsulated in current theory in a new way very likely to a higher degree of accuracy, it accurately pred
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by kleer001 5y ago
OMFG Photoshop 3.0, I learned on that! Even bought 4 MB of ram for $400 to run it on my PC. Damn!
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by kleer001 5y ago
absolute crap shoot people think they're lucky
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by kleer001 5y ago
Why aren't we always eating a starvation diet? Just enough calories that we don't die, but not enough to perform regular day to day actions like walking to the store, holding a conversation, or driving anywhere.
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by kleer001 5y ago
Ok. That's not what I'm pointing towards. But I see your point. My point is that a manager and/or own would need to demand power efficient code and processes and the normal day to day business (like normal day to day nature)
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by kleer001 5y ago
Happy isn't really a good goal. It's can be the result of a process, but aiming towards happiness as a goal in a of its self is mostly ruinous. There's ton of wisdom on this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-
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by kleer001 5y ago
I would say that the managers and business owners have that power you're pointing at. IMHO the code monkey implementing solution XYZ could use more power efficient solution ABC, but it'd take 20% longer or cost 10% more and Manage
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by kleer001 5y ago
Cap and trade for sulphur dioxide and IMHO it worked pretty well (where's the acid rain anymore?) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnrFuat458g https://www.hks.harvard.edu/publications/us-sulphur-d
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by kleer001 5y ago
> Maybe consider your carbon footprint when performing that next full code compile? Why "Carbon footprint" is a lie. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AKR2j4CymosDtmfEoDt2geSC... https:/&#x2F
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by kleer001 5y ago
> octopuses will form dominance hierarchies A dominance hierarchy is not a good argument against abuse of a sentient creatures. Nor is it an argument that a "community" exists. Lobsters and beetles do this as well. The real and
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by kleer001 5y ago
> Are there techniques to deal with this? #1 = View it as a desire to change a fundamental part of your personality and all the trial and error and life long effort that will entail to find the coping mechanisms and actionable wisdom tha
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by kleer001 5y ago
> A couple of years back I started dabbling ... Awesome. This is what schools and good teachers should be doing. That it comes from within you is rare. Take care. > I feel like something is missing. Never lose that feeling. It's

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