neonological

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by neonological 6y ago
Science has political problems and social problems yes. But many people don’t understand that from a purely logical perspective there is a fundamental flaw with science. Almost no one knows this. You cannot prove anything to be true with sc
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by neonological 6y ago
tldr: if you're doing something quickly you're more prone to make mistakes. Did this article present any new information that everyone doesn't already know? Or is the article just re framing the word "thinking" with
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by neonological 6y ago
It’s not that cherry picky. There’s thousands of scenes like the one I posted that require raw skill. Yes the majority of anime is mouth flapping but every episode usually contains at least one or two or more action scenes where real skill
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by neonological 6y ago
You're complaining about me complaining. Instead of complaining why don't you build me the tool to stop me from complaining? It's the same reason why I'm not building the tool. That's the problem I have with complai
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by neonological 6y ago
No they don’t do that. Especially for anime. What they have found is that the copy paste and tweak method produces stiff results so no one in the industry does that. It’s a weird phenomenon. Every frame is literally sketched by hand entirel
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by neonological 6y ago
Yeah my point is, if you’re migrating to kube without using some service that handles all the details, even the 5 person start up needs a dedicated devops team.
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by neonological 6y ago
Honestly it’s a losing gamble too. You rarely win those options.
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by neonological 6y ago
Animators are more rare and much more in demand then programmers relative to the size of the industry IMO. The skill is also harder overall. Drawing and animating the human form in three dimensions is harder then programming. I don’t think
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by neonological 6y ago
I’m tired of the complainers of the complainers. First a technology seems cool, then after engineers become experienced with the tool the warts rear itself and you get a vocal group of complainers. It doesn’t end there... after complaining
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by neonological 6y ago
>In Scala, for example, when using functional programming, even IO is represented with an object (take ZIO for example, or Cats effect), does this IO still breaks isolation and modularity? Yeah. It does. Think about it. if I have a funct
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by neonological 6y ago
I have this idea for a technology that kills us really really slowly by heating up the planet. The slowness of it is the key, because even when we finally do notice that it's killing us, we keep using it.
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by neonological 6y ago
>What makes you think that? If anything people with a CS degree can afford to pay more because they are in high demand on the job market. The only people who want a CS degree are people who don't have jobs in CS and who don't h
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by neonological 6y ago
>By far the part we're worst at is #1, isolation. If we could truly and efficiently isolate one bit of code from another, the other goals would mostly fall into place. But we simply do not know how. This might sound a bit mean but t
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by neonological 6y ago
>Why does a classics degree cost the same as a CS degree when the market value of a classics degree is basically zero? This is good. If degrees were priced based off of supply and demand economics then only rich people would be able to a
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by neonological 6y ago
In the science of addiction what people have found is that if you change your environment you can literally get rid of any addiction. The studies from this are from Vietnam. Experts were expecting an unprecedented heroin epidemic from veter
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by neonological 6y ago
Wealth can't be produced out of thin air. The best way to think of it is 356% inflation that will hit us slowly. I'm this case because the printed money is going to people with lower income it can be thought of as wealth transfer
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by neonological 6y ago
Easier to develop for but in terms of raw computation costs and speed, client side wins. If you want the maximum tradeoff for ease of development then having all of the UI rendered on the server is the ultimate solution in terms of ease of
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by neonological 6y ago
>- You can trust a server. Privacy is part of this, but there's other concerns as well - as an example, I would never trust a client to tell me how much an item costs on a purchase flow without double checking on the backend, becaus
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by neonological 6y ago
It's more efficient to do number crunching on the front end whenever possible. The only reason you would do number crunching on the back end is if the information is private OR sending the low entropy information over IO is too costly
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by neonological 6y ago
Wait a bit until your done with mechanics in physics and you've finished Calculus and Linear Algebra. Then you will have the necessary foundational background required to pick up the math from just reading that cg book. Don't worr
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by neonological 6y ago
The question is, If the patent system didn't allow the inventor to screw with the market and take advantage of everybody would they have had the incentive in the first place to develop the technology? So yes the patent is responsible f
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by neonological 6y ago
Science is the best method we have for interpreting reality but there is a huge and fundamental flaw that most people don't know about. Yes I am differentiating the scientific method and the politics surrounding science and saying ther
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by neonological 6y ago
>>> Category theory is the stem cell that differentiates into and lies at the root of all pure mathematics. ["All forms of pure math" is also written on the slides.] I would say this statement is not false. It does seem t
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by neonological 6y ago
Usually though if a tradeoff doesn't exist then it doesn't happen. In this case, most likely it's not a tradeoff that's going on it's just parallel lines of evolution.