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by ngcazz 5y ago
Just remembered what the SDK was called - Tekkotsu. Here's a paper on it: https://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.39...
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by ngcazz 5y ago
They were conceived with homebrew software in mind. Back in 2006 I had a uni assignment that involved programming Aibos to play soccer and I vaguely remember there being a relatively high-level FOSS SDK for them - if you didn’t want to use
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by ngcazz 5y ago
As if racists in power wouldn’t do their utmost to curtail free speech.
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by ngcazz 5y ago
This isn't about governments anyway, but if we're going to go that way, the government should protect its citizens, especially those from marginalized communities.
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by ngcazz 5y ago
The author centers his attack on the book around some literal interpretation of the problem domain that he seems very irritated about, and this distracts him from the very sound lessons the book provides about measuring and communicating OO
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by ngcazz 5y ago
It would also sound those people have packed it in and stopped caring about the very true possibility of misery for millions.
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by ngcazz 5y ago
Kinda hilarious that anyone would consider this a reasonable way of closing the gap and not, say, raising the pay of the employees earning less, which was the whole point.
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by ngcazz 5y ago
I thought this was a Gilfoyle quote for a second!
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by ngcazz 5y ago
Could bet they baked in the legal fees and are taking a calculated risk
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by ngcazz 5y ago
I'm not US-based but I imagine this requires international cooperation in any case
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by ngcazz 5y ago
I've always presumed as much. Chinese restaurants, in Portugal at least, are practically indistinguishable from one another.
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by ngcazz 5y ago
Looked them up. How is it that they aren’t getting prosecuted _right now_?
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by ngcazz 5y ago
Unless you’re the Atari marketing department, in which case a 64-bit architecture means two 32-bit CPUs working in tandem. Rawr.
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by ngcazz 5y ago
What did you mean to emphasize here? Cos what I'm seeing is the language feature (ES6's "shorthand properties"), not something inherent to `console`.
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by ngcazz 5y ago
You could... if you got it jailbroken :)
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by ngcazz 5y ago
Don’t airlines pay for airspace utilization rights?
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by ngcazz 5y ago
Seconded, and I can't wait to try these out - case in point that accessibility options really are for everybody!
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by ngcazz 5y ago
As usual, Sandi is right on the money.
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by ngcazz 5y ago
Who would've known that trickle-down and greed would have a synergistic effect, right?
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by ngcazz 5y ago
Don't mean to hate on Nano, but after all these years gaining inordinate vim muscle memory, an unexpected `VISUAL=/usr/bin/nano` default feels to me like a vim prompt must feel to a newbie.
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by ngcazz 5y ago
It’s in the (MagSafe!) power brick, which is super weird.
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by ngcazz 6y ago
Come on, you don’t need to be a Marxist to realize Amazon is enabled by thousands of exploited grunts.
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by ngcazz 6y ago
And American imperialism is what, just and benign?
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by ngcazz 6y ago
The downvotes must mean that, as always, welfare is missing the point.
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Cyberpunk 2077’s Disastrous Rollout(bloomberg.com)
5 points by ngcazz 6y ago|0 comments
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by ngcazz 6y ago
Black people getting lynched and yet the violent radical is Angela Davis. Right.
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by ngcazz 6y ago
Simple, I like to be solidaristic and find the _need_ per se to discuss those topics antagonistic to solidarity. I'm not signalling my virtue, but then again, you're free to call my attitude whatever you want, it just demonstrates
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by ngcazz 6y ago
The second diff identifies the target of the changes more precisely - method vs class
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by ngcazz 6y ago
When Holocaust denialism spreads it erodes solidarity with its victims, and people who do it are wittingly or not contributing to build the conditions for its repetition. So yes, we should be having the argument.
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by ngcazz 6y ago
Audio Units... the most annoying vendor lock-in ever.

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