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by lodovic 5y ago
Looks like it will be illegal to wear that shirt with the Obama flower image if there is an AI face recognition system installed over the highway though.
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by lodovic 5y ago
I understood the major challenge isn't about displaying a 3d model, but content caching and distribution. Are you going to download 4gb of textures and keep that in local storage?
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by lodovic 5y ago
But it's the same in English up until the number 20. 16 for example, six-ten. The English just count differently after 20. But I could imagine "four and seventy" for example.
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by lodovic 5y ago
I think you mean Compaq who created a clean-room implementation of the IBM PC BIOS.
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by lodovic 5y ago
I don't really see the problem. .Net was developed by Microsoft and so far they have done a pretty good job as a benevolent dictator. By all means, go ahead and fork it, but I don't see how this would improve the platform or gain
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by lodovic 5y ago
They are studying to become professional programmers. I think the enterprise perspective is correct, you don't want grad students with a hobbyist mindset.
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by lodovic 5y ago
No teacher can afford to live in the neighborhood if the house prices are that high. Why would the schools be better?
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by lodovic 5y ago
"The targeted activity has been observed against organizations based in the United States and across Europe since May 2021. NOBELIUM is the same actor behind the SolarWinds compromise in 2020, and this latest activity shares the hallma
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by lodovic 5y ago
Not sure if we really need that either, I'd prefer to remain anonymous.
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by lodovic 5y ago
I just watched the "What's new" thing. There is a new grid view in Facetime. Some improvements in the notification centre. Not sure if that warrants a risky 12 Gb OS update.
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by lodovic 5y ago
I think you are simplifying things. Try to live in a tent in a homeless camp for a week and I promise you will have more insight into all the dynamics there than any outside observer will ever have.
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by lodovic 5y ago
Why not send nuclear waste into space? I know it's expensive and risky, but we won't leave it for future generations to deal with.
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by lodovic 5y ago
Some people can't wait until all games are proper Electron apps
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by lodovic 5y ago
Yes, but Bitcoin is missing the liquidity of cash. Especially if an average transaction costs between $5 and $20
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by lodovic 5y ago
Does that mean China and Russia approve of making a clean environment a human right?
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by lodovic 5y ago
I'd be very afraid to fry my eyes. I can't imagine strapping a bright display at 10cm from your eyes, for hours on end, won't lead to eye issues later on in life. I already feel strained after using a headset for an hour.
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by lodovic 5y ago
I'm pretty sure America was named after Amerigo Vespucci.
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by lodovic 5y ago
.Net seems to have it: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/microsoft.aspnet...
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by lodovic 5y ago
Not if the transaction cost is $10
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by lodovic 5y ago
That would be typical, take ownership of another team's pet project, block that team from contributing further, take all the credits from management and let the project die. Seen it happen multiple times at my current gig.
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by lodovic 5y ago
This may not provide you with the desired results - you usually want to hire people for their technical skills, not how good they are building an online presence and marketing themselves.
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by lodovic 5y ago
These are adults, they should be allowed to make bad decisions. Saying they "never had normal human relationships" is a bit condescending.
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by lodovic 5y ago
Is it possible to play SteamVR games on Linux?
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by lodovic 5y ago
Thanks, I was already searching for what the opcodes meant.
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by lodovic 5y ago
Wait until the first influencer is arrested and the cops involved are mass downvoted by all their followers.
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by lodovic 5y ago
That looks really nice, how is the speed? I did the same in C#, and implemented it up to bus and transistor level. I could execute a Fibionacci program in asm but it was horribly slow (less than 1M instructions/sec)
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by lodovic 5y ago
It is very easy to suppress inconvenient opinions by labelling them as controversial or hate speech. If you're only free to speak when nobody is listening, it's not freedom of speech.
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by lodovic 5y ago
> It's not like you are going to switch to Bing? I changed the default search engine from Google to Bing and DDG in all browsers. Google does have better results, so sometimes I still need to use them. But for 90% of generic queries
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by lodovic 5y ago
But Google still gets that info, just not Facebook. How is this not abuse of its market position?
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by lodovic 5y ago
"regardless of the form in which it is described, explained, illustrated, or embodied in such work" - didn't know this either, but apparently even image-by-image copies are allowed.

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