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by nothis 6y ago
I don’t care about search. This should be about chrome.
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by nothis 6y ago
I guess a mathematician might look down upon sticking with 2d and 3d stuff because it leaves out all the interesting things that happen at 92382 or negative infinity. But yea, matrices are basically just a convenient way to write rows and r
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by nothis 6y ago
Not sure if you were asking, but it looks the new MS Flight Simulator returns to hardcore simulation territory.
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by nothis 6y ago
Does Community Edition have all features?
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by nothis 6y ago
IMO it's the best side of Microsoft. It's something Apple would never do because the result might be too unpredictable and messy.
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by nothis 6y ago
Why is the tangential, unsourced stuff always longer than the actual article?
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by nothis 6y ago
I can defend their "chassis" as being ahead of the competition and you basically paying for the time they spent shaving shit off until it's perfect. But that damn touch bar. I wouldn't be surprised if that's the mos
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by nothis 6y ago
>IMO pagination is garbage UX, any sane GUI tookit can render more then 100 items on screen. Well, I guess that's the web in 2020 in a nutshell, lol. What would you do with a list of 100,000 items? Just slowly scroll them out, one b
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by nothis 6y ago
>I don't understand what kind of apps people are building with React that incur these significant rendering performance costs? I could understand it if you're building a realtime cryptocurrency exchange dashboard but I don&#x27
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by nothis 6y ago
With Catalina, I'm also not seeing any major benefit to upgrading. The features list is thin and no 32bit programs kills a lot of random stuff that I can't find a quick replacement for. This is the first time I'm not upgradin
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by nothis 7y ago
Don't forget that, with the Switch, there was the opposite argument: "Smartphones are so common, nobody would buy a separate gaming device! If you want gaming on the go, you just download Candy Crush on your iPhone." So the &
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by nothis 7y ago
>Perhaps it's as simple as: people that are born blind are to some extent insulated from risk factors that are conducive of schizophrenia. Isn't that as interesting, too? I admit, I thought it was the takeaway of the article.
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by nothis 7y ago
Frankly I don’t get what the complaints about RAM usage are all about. With video, high res images, megabytes of javascript and 30 tabs open, modern browsing simply takes a lot of resources. I rather have the browser use a lot of cache than
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by nothis 7y ago
It's not like the masses aligning with one side or the other is a new invention, it's how politics works and always has worked. So, in a way, what's "causing it" is humanity being stupid and measures against it a
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by nothis 7y ago
I'm glad the top post in here kind clarifies it as "walking through situations in your head in which you have to explain things to people". Because I constantly do that but I don't need to "talk to myself" to m
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by nothis 7y ago
Actually, their individual console logos are some of the best designed logos out there. Like absolute graphic designer porn.
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by nothis 7y ago
IMO vanilla Half-Life 1 is still amazing. Every gun, every enemy has a unique idea to them and requires you playing differently. HL2 kinda streamlined that aspect in favor of “cinematic” presentation which was built around a graphical wow-f
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by nothis 7y ago
Same. The issue probably isn’t Windows 10.
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by nothis 7y ago
Economics in a nutshell: "There must be a single number that explains all of this!" It can't possibly be that Germany actually built its exports based on quality. That can't be replicated by tweaking some tax laws.
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by nothis 7y ago
Right! It's just... the internet isn't exactly in beta anymore. You'd think there's a timestamp type value that just tells you the date of an article or forum post that's linked. But no, we have to run a sophisticat
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by nothis 7y ago
I'm a bit cynical with this but I believe a lot of the "super smart" AI tech they no doubt run over all their search these days isn't actually that super smart. If we actually handled metadata properly "last month&q
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by nothis 7y ago
Replace "cool" with "actually working great" and I'm with you.
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by nothis 7y ago
If you don't consider social aspects to be a reasonable argument for drinking, then there is no reasonable argument for drinking. I think the article has to be read in context of how drinking is perceived when discussed in seriousness,
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by nothis 7y ago
There's something deeply ironic about reading this post as a Twitter thread.
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by nothis 7y ago
I feel like there's about 1000 hours of high quality AI lectures available for free on the internet and while I do believe in a certain amount of selflessness in education, I am skeptical that any of that is providing more than a glimp
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by nothis 7y ago
Wasn’t there an article, recently, maybe for another website, that these were generated client side with Math.random()?
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by nothis 7y ago
So we finally got a goddamn proper standard and we're already cheering for the next API to throw in front of it to make it "cleaner"?
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by nothis 7y ago
Wow. Rest assured, I still consider these cultural practices mystic bullshit.
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by nothis 7y ago
What's the correct answer?
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by nothis 7y ago
The real headline is that VR is finally confirmed to have hit a major roadblock. If John Carmack gets frustrated with its progress, there's something up. I've long thought that the issue with VR is a conceptual one, not a technica

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