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by ksaj 3y ago
Have you seen the adult version? It's called NetLOGO and comes in both 2D and 3D forms. It is used for multi-agent modeling, which makes it ideal for things like the flocking algorithm that has multiple points all doing their own thing
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by ksaj 3y ago
I agree to some degree, but we sorta-kinda already have that. Canadians can go to CBC or any other Canadian news source for that information. A certain large demographic have learned to rely on social media for discourse, as they not only g
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by ksaj 3y ago
I suppose the sites (except for CBC) could paywall. That would be the only recourse. And would actually solve the issue at hand in a lot cleaner and familiar way. The law change has both its support and detractors here, so wholesale downvot
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by ksaj 3y ago
Amazing what greed can do. They want to make money from the news, yet they don't want to pay the news sources for letting them feed off of it. If a Canadian outfit wanted to host news and other media from the US, you know it wouldn&#
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by ksaj 3y ago
They said traditional collectors had started looking at collecting NFT's as collectable art. It was known at the time this was the first time they came up for auction, so the idea that collectors were already collecting them is a liber
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by ksaj 3y ago
Never? Los Angeles is wishing that would be true this weekend. "Never" is quite a binary word. But look at this map and see how very rare it is! https://2010-2014.commerce.gov/blog/2012/08/13/no
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by ksaj 3y ago
I'm curious where you got the idea there was deceit on the auction house's part. Especially of the 'notable' sort. https://www.sothebys.com/en/buy/auction/2021/ape-in/101-bore...
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by ksaj 3y ago
I'm such a small-time investor, a total amateur, and when NFT's became a thing, I was gobsmacked that anyone would think that this, unlike every other fad of its ilk, wouldn't just fade away into obscurity in a year or three,
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by ksaj 3y ago
I doubt that, since he can just plug in a god mode that makes him (and whomever else he pleases) unblockable without removing features people actually rely on.
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by ksaj 3y ago
There is some irony to being caught off guard by someone suggesting it was stapled instead of taped. Is it an important aspect of the piece? Important enough to correct someone over. There are other places to draw parallels from. Runway fas
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by ksaj 3y ago
They still have theory. I have an amazing book on playing Rajas. But if I played them right now, it would sound more like messed up blues because I haven't learned that aspect of how to play Raja music correctly, and only by coincidenc
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by ksaj 3y ago
There are different types of understanding, and self taught musicianship is not excluded from this. In fact, they involve exactly the same type of effort as learning theory in the standard fashion. They rarely even deviate from it. The old
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by ksaj 3y ago
I hear that a lot. And I always ask the same thing in return: Show me a riff, within the context of a song, that you came up with entirely on your own, and demonstrates the benefits you have obtained by not being held back by learning music
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by ksaj 3y ago
Exactly this. I only had a few of them before Elon. Now there are all these waves of fake girls upvoting and following, or bitcoin accounts adding me to their "list". The infosec folk joke about how hawt our industry is becoming s
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by ksaj 3y ago
It means your harassers can reply to your posts with all kinds of things meant to change other reader's perceptions of you, while you, the victim, are completely unaware of why your circle keeps shrinking. Otherwise you could block the
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by ksaj 3y ago
Potential last gasps before people finally lose interest in high performance ICE engines altogether, and these show pieces lose their lustre to equally powerful (and far more customizable) electric drives. This is my prediction - electric v
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by ksaj 3y ago
Ottawa doesn't even do ghost towns right. I had a book on Ontario ghost towns, so while working a gig in Ottawa, I went to one of them. It wasn't so much a ghost town as it was a bend in the road with a forest and a field, and no
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by ksaj 3y ago
You can always enjoy Ottawa's night scene. In your hotel watching reruns on cable TV, I suppose.
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by ksaj 3y ago
Oh, I bet this is a poor attempt at handling those messages that tell you that you're blocked and can't read them. I can think of a better way to handle those - keep the block, but don't make a display about it, just like mut
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by ksaj 3y ago
This is a move from "free speech" to "forced audience." The vast majority of my blocks are of bots. The ones he claimed he would make a specific point of dealing with, but never has. There are so many reasons to block. T
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by ksaj 3y ago
Mine is hosted on github, so I imagine it'll be around for quite a long time, so long as github outlasts me. However, the domain would expire, so you'd have to look at its raw html. I purposely write my content in Markdown for tha
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by ksaj 3y ago
Nice. I can't figure out why it would so often go into religious mode. I quite like some of the theories people gave in this thread though!
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by ksaj 3y ago
Yes, because of the nature of how it works, the result is somewhat unpredictable. Others replied to your message about how they got it to work. Another way is if it prints out your 100 words without a problem, have it do a slight change, li
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by ksaj 3y ago
That's an interesting theory, and very well might be why it breaks when you try to get it to repeat things. It gets wonky almost any time you ask it the same question, or ask it for "another" without providing fresh prompting
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by ksaj 3y ago
Try it a few times. It more often than not it turns dark and negative, and is always decidedly crazy. Religion shows up way more often than you'd expect, given the number of topics it actually could veer of into that aren't about
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by ksaj 3y ago
In that sense, there is a movie trope about people so highly intelligent that their own intelligence drives them mad.
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by ksaj 3y ago
That's a good point. They rarely shout about things like stamp collecting, or about how the end isn't nigh, or about how you're probably not going to Hell. Toronto's two famously startling denizens of the street for the
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by ksaj 3y ago
I have that same problem with Popular Mechanics on my phone's browser, but not on my laptop. So there is some kind of problem there. The difference is my laptop has an ad blocker. It makes me wonder if everyone who doesn't have an
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by ksaj 3y ago
You know what's interesting here? A few weeks ago, someone discovered if you get it to repeat a word 100 times (their prompt gave the reason that they wanted to cut/paste without typing it over and over again!) and breaks exactly
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by ksaj 3y ago
This is spam. In English: "Want to know how to win easily at gacor slots? Read this hilarious article and try your luck at Bigwin138, the coolest site for cool gamblers!" One would have to be a total idiot to trust their money wit

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