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by novaleaf 2y ago
what doesn't compete with ai?
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by novaleaf 2y ago
FYI, You are comparing the modern version of DotNet (the first link) with the old legacy version (the second link). The modern version of DotNet, "Net Core" is effectively a reboot of DotNet, with a very cross platform focus and r
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by novaleaf 2y ago
no, but it's a very small (2k members). it's pretty much a "serious, no fun" sub so probably that's a good filter :D
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by novaleaf 2y ago
If I may: https://www.reddit.com/r/GodotCSharp/ It's a no memes, no marketing subreddit for C# Godot. (I am the Mod)
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by novaleaf 2y ago
More detail isn't necessarily better. I own some property and this water map repeats the same seasonal streams that exist on the state's (very old) records. they should validate with satellite data or something similar.
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by novaleaf 2y ago
"You can beat the rap, but not the ride". I am still dealing with a case with a 3 letter agency, going on 6 years now. "Bureaucratic violence" is a thing.
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by novaleaf 2y ago
I think it's a strange argument: that buying a truck is "worse" than buying a sports car. I think the term "apples and oranges" is applicable here. The former are both vehicles and the latter are both fruit, but
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by novaleaf 2y ago
It doesn't seem like a denial to me, more of a deflection. From that article: > He added the number is not known, adding that the $7 trillion came from a report with an anonymous source. “You can always find some anonymous source t
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CEO of Telecom QLink pleads guilty to USD$100M fraud(justice.gov)
5 points by novaleaf 2y ago|1 comments
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by novaleaf 2y ago
boo, they are hiding the chain of thought from user output (the great improvement here) > Therefore, after weighing multiple factors including user experience, competitive advantage, and the option to pursue the chain of thought monitori
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by novaleaf 2y ago
if it makes you feel better, I only use windows, and none of my computers (laptops or desktops) sleeps/hibernates properly. Most of them work most of the time. Some none of the time, and none all the time.
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by novaleaf 2y ago
godot csharp (C#) game engine tech / middleware. If you are in the seattle area or want to collab on hobby stuff with questionable financial upside, ping me.
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by novaleaf 2y ago
I think that Greptile is on the right track. I made a repo containing the c# source code for the godot game engine, and it's "how to do X", where X is some obscure technical feature (like how to create a collision query usin
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by novaleaf 2y ago
yeah I don't think dynamic navmeshes at runtime would work well.I'm using Godot, I'll have to keep looking
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by novaleaf 2y ago
any navmesh alternatives for dynamic worlds? I am toying with gamedev and this one still has me stumped.
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by novaleaf 2y ago
I think your method seems useful for scenes that are mostly static. the "recreate the graph" approach seems better the more dynamic things are.
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by novaleaf 2y ago
I came here to say that also. NetPad is great, FOSS. Has all the features I need.
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by novaleaf 2y ago
Took a look at Port Authority... it's permissions require access to all data on all websites. Trading one risk for another (bigger) one? It's understandable why such access is needed, but really too bad for privacy.
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by novaleaf 2y ago
NetPad for the OSS version. works great. https://github.com/tareqimbasher/NetPad
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by novaleaf 2y ago
While there are definately parallels with bigfoot sightings here, I can personally vouch for how rare cat sightings are. I have spent a lot of my life in deep wildernes, and the only time I saw a big cat in the wild was when I was a kid (ap
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by novaleaf 2y ago
not disagreeing, but look at what happened in Thailand to buried Cadmium waste: https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/2771046/cadmium...
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by novaleaf 2y ago
could you post the link? I'd love to watch :D
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by novaleaf 2y ago
So, your shocked? Seceded from Mexico, then the USA.
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by novaleaf 3y ago
unfortunately, you have to be wary of the criticisms too. I saw this post "me too"ing the problem: https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/1awtzf0/average_ge... In one of the example picture
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by novaleaf 3y ago
probably the banal explanation is that they have two record systems (one official, one where the real notes are) and things get lost in translation between the two. The seal gets fixed, but the bolts reinstall work order doesn't get t
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by novaleaf 3y ago
in the anonymous post the eng mentions that the plug has to lift up before coming out. so it could sit there, unbolted yet pressurized for a while. the quote: > there are 4 bolts that prevent the mid-exit door plug from sliding up off
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by novaleaf 3y ago
my son created an account and tried to add a page for his middle-school, only to have the page deleted and told it's not notable enough to have a page. after that my son hasn't tried editing Wikipedia.
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by novaleaf 3y ago
I believe that's in sarcasm. If you uninstall the widgets bar (something called "Web Experience" IIRC) it will automatically get reinstalled upon next update. (USA based) I got mine to perm disable not by uninstalling, bu
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by novaleaf 3y ago
I bought some undeveloped land a few months ago. I started off doing everything myself, but I found numerous instances where the selling agent wouldn't provide documents on the listing unless I had an agent. I ended up getting an ag
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by novaleaf 4y ago
If you are using Puppeteer, it's easy, just add "headless":"new" as described here: https://pptr.dev/guides/chrome-extensions fyi, The new version just helps with compatibility, I have not seen

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