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by naet 3y ago
It's a little different because an unflown airplane doesn't kill people, but an untreated medical condition does. Sometimes it can happen extremely quickly, but also be largely preventable with proper and timely intervention (like
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by naet 3y ago
KGS is still pretty great. OGS might be more accessible to new players with one click sign in and a better web app, but I think KGS has a higher population of true dan+ strength players, and has a stronger "culture" around communi
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by naet 3y ago
Seems like a lot of fancy math or simulation to justify a conclusion, but that math might not fit the real world situation at all. I feel like I've seen a lot of variations on this theme on HN and it tends to be a pet peeve of mine- m
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by naet 3y ago
The new ban does not immediately eliminate all use in the US, it allows up to twelve years from now (depending on number of facilities) for companies to phase out their usage, including chlorine plants.
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by naet 3y ago
AI feels different to me because it's "retroactively" extractive. Social media may be extractive if I give it my attention and data to resell. Crypto is extractive to the people buying into it and losing money. But I can av
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by naet 3y ago
There are a lot of conversations about Apple's "monopoly" on smart phones and I always find it so interesting. I used to use an iPhone, then switched to an android a few years ago, and I felt like there was basically full fea
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by naet 3y ago
I did some work for a design agency that got bought by Twitter.... we basically converted all their different sites to full static and put them on ice. It would have been expensive to keep hosting how they had been, but with everything fla
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by naet 3y ago
I honestly think removing API access was done to prevent researchers from getting accurate data out of Twitter, making Twitter themselves the only source of information around platform usage. Spam has obviously not been reduced in any way b
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by naet 3y ago
Not sure how you define AAA, but a lot of popular games have been made with Unity. Some major studios have used Unity for mobile games related to bigger properties too. Some Unity games I know of: Genshin Impact (maybe the closest to &quot
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by naet 3y ago
Last time I tried Unity I felt like the web builds were awful... ran super poorly in browser even for a super basic scene and also had some compatibility issues with certain core Unity features. That was 2 or 3 years ago so maybe they&#x27
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by naet 3y ago
There's plenty of successful "classical" propaganda in the modern era, like Tucker Carlson interviewing Putin, and his subsequently tweeting about how much better the cities/subways/groceries/MacDonalds are in
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by naet 3y ago
I like podcasts a lot, but I think books can often get more in depth. A lot of times I'll hear an hour podcast with the author of a book summarizing some parts of it, but when I read the book itself it includes a lot more detail, hard
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by naet 3y ago
Dang, I wanted one of these but that is a lot of money for it.
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by naet 3y ago
I did a simple game where I rolled my own physics and collision detection. It only had to deal with rectangles so the math should have been fairly simple, but I had a bit of a hard time with things like detecting which side/face was b
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by naet 3y ago
He has a full gallery on his website, this is just the random page. https://bleuje.com/animationsite/
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by naet 3y ago
He publishes a couple with the source code: https://github.com/Bleuje/processing-animations-code Also he published some full tutorials that are more conceptual, which you can find here: https://bleuje.com&#x
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by naet 3y ago
It can end up being bad for both readers and writers in the long term. If writers aren't able to find profit in writing then there will be less people spending the time and effort to produce good writing, which in turn means less quali
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by naet 3y ago
You'll find a million places to get them if you search yelp or google maps but the ones most like the article are likely found at asian grocery stores. Woori or Nijiya both have a good variety of them and should have some vegetarian on
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by naet 3y ago
Where I have the most trouble is usually going from recursive to iterative. It's pretty easy for me to understand the recursive + memoization, but when that ends up being taken off the table due to various inefficiencies of recursion
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by naet 3y ago
The artist or author might end up being the loser, and the multi billion corporation harvesting their work might make an unearned profit off it. To me personally it's crazy how many people think that we would be better off without any
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by naet 3y ago
Ah my mistake, I read that but thought that "not just written by myself" meant it was written by him with the LLM. I see now that this was not LLM augmented, it was the other post that was. I do see some grammar errors still in
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by naet 3y ago
There are a lot of grammar errors and other awkward phrases in this translated blog post. Still pretty readable but worth noting it isn't a perfect translation (especially in the context of Duolingo or other learning services leveragi
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by naet 3y ago
Firefox was my browser of choice for many years, then I switched to Chrome since it just plain seemed like the better browser at the time. Now that Chrome has a dominant market share, it seems to be getting worse and worse as Google uses th
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by naet 3y ago
Surprised how well JS (node and others) seem to come out when I've had firsthand experience of switching from JS to Go to speed up an algorithm type question and had the Go version crank through a bruteforce much much faster. Maybe I m
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by naet 3y ago
That's how he described it but I tried it myself and found it perfectly functional to download a video with different options for size / quality. It has ads but not nearly as bad as described. It's a service that is quasi il
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by naet 3y ago
I think the result grading is too opinionated here. For example, the first query is "download YouTube videos", for which Google is ranked "terrible" for not showing you a command line open source program. But the litera
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by naet 3y ago
OpenAI is selling access to their GPT models, and those models are outputting copyright material for me to consume... isn't that just as much of a violation?
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by naet 3y ago
I've had various different issues with Safari as a developer for the last few years (also frequently paired with SVGs for some reason). In the absence of IE, Safari has the perfect combination of decent market share and bugs that for
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by naet 3y ago
They're competing a lot less than they could be by nature of being the default browser, and also by not allowing non-webkit based browsers on the iOS apple store. I think without those very few people would be opting in to Safari. I r
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by naet 3y ago
Though it's not finished by any means I think the AT Protocol has a really great future potential vs ActivityPub. ActivityPub is cool, but I think long term it will be a stepping stone to something a little more like the end goals of a

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