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by lsh 8y ago
so common it's normal in Australia, I wouldn't worry about it.
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by lsh 8y ago
Yes, we must remember our place: kneeling, head bowed
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by lsh 8y ago
agreed. "Free* ... ... * not really"
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by lsh 8y ago
That seems be to a collection of clips and things. The 'BBS: The Documentary' was released as ~8 episdoes. You can find them collected here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nO5vjmDFZaI
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by lsh 8y ago
what is a 'TUI' ?
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by lsh 8y ago
I came across Butterflow while trying to smooth out the ragged motion in anime. It didn't work out-of-the-box unfortunately, but there are other similar attempts happening: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvgcCyfVVog
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Butterflow: motion interpolated videos from the command line(github.com)
95 points by lsh 8y ago|18 comments
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Grumpy, Python to Go Transpiler (fork)(github.com)
2 points by lsh 8y ago|0 comments
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by lsh 8y ago
Grumpy was actually forked and is still seeing development here: https://github.com/grumpyhome/grumpy
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by lsh 8y ago
In a similar vein to de-noising realtime path tracing, Christoph Shied has an interesting paper that describes an algorithm that steps around the problem: https://cg.ivd.kit.edu/atf.php and his Quake2 demos (which are amaz
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by lsh 8y ago
"...enabling audiences across the globe to examine this iconic locomotive in unprecedented detail for the very first time." "For compatibility reasons you are seeing a 360 version instead" and what I'm seeing is a b
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by lsh 8y ago
> ... not very useful for people new to this in terms of learning the core concepts > For a much more in depth and accurate discussion of the trade offs between functional and OO programming, I recommend the book think of it as a shor
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by lsh 8y ago
Excellent read, I still remember a lot of it. There is also the accompanying Quakecon presentation where John Carmack talks at length about all this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PhArSujR_A
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by lsh 8y ago
I really hate legalese. It has always struck me as a tool to browbeat one or both parties into a false sense of security by trying to account for every possible scenario (and failing or worse, contradicting itself). I wrote my own contract
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by lsh 8y ago
if you look closely at the second portal demo where the character is crawling through boxes, you can see the recursive rendering (that happens in the demo and Portal the game) isn't occurring.
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by lsh 8y ago
Duke Nukem 3D/Shadow Warrior and the Build engine also achieved a number of their effects and mechanisms similar to the video. In fact, the very first level in the first episode of Duke Nukem 3D where you're on a rooftop, pick up
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by lsh 8y ago
I just finished reading that piece and it was really good. This (Spiegel) author really spun the most outrageous lies.
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by lsh 8y ago
We've built systems to fleece the sick and dying and put children into prisons, why the hell not?
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by lsh 8y ago
CSV is just a serialisation format like JSON or XML. CST appears to put the emphasis on readability (not a bad thing!). I've taken to using XSV to pretty-print CSV data in bug reports or feature requests for coworkers who give me CSV o
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by lsh 8y ago
> ... claiming he did it because Amazon has an incentive program that pays drivers $5 for each undelivered package they return. and then > "This behavior is unacceptable and does not reflect the high standards we have for deliver
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by lsh 8y ago
Kirk Douglas is still alive, he turned 102 this year. He's the father of Michael Douglas. Old school Hollywood
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by lsh 8y ago
absolutely, Clojure is not a scripting language and Planck is amazing. There are issues with a Graal-compiled Clojure repl due to reflection (apparently), but I think it's only a matter of time before those geniuses come up with someth
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by lsh 8y ago
fwiw: https://gist.github.com/lsh-0/173f1a11e2e76f718c002607c8fa1e...
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by lsh 8y ago
that's a great link, cheers
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by lsh 8y ago
> the code typically runs faster on the JVM. no, it typically doesn't. in certain edge cases the JVM does out perform Graal though.
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by lsh 8y ago
> Startup time Java is not as bad as you think. Clojure does takes a little longer though > Ability to deploy/share a binary there are jar files, but I know what you mean. Interesting work happening in GraalVM land: https:&#x2F
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by lsh 8y ago
S-expressions are perhaps partly responsible as well. They don't suffer the same brittleness as regular programming languages (is there a word for non-s-expression languages like c/python/etc?).
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by lsh 8y ago
and the original source of both the engadget and geek articles: https://www.woodtv.com/news/grand-rapids/1980s-computer-cont...
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by lsh 8y ago
boom, upvote for you my jaded social observer. The weird white shame and identity politics being pushed by Americans is really tiresome. It's the first thing the author writes about, was it really the first thing he thought about? Beca
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by lsh 8y ago
see also langsec.org non-Turing complete languages, formal grammars and context-free parsing are fascinating and the current state of tooling is really sophisticated but sparse. So much boilerplate code and adhoc parsing exists in my code a

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