oregontechninja

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by oregontechninja 8y ago
NuScale's passively cooled mini reactors might be a good fit here. I think toshiba has something as well, but NuScale is home grown. Are there any other small reactor companies in the us?
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by oregontechninja 8y ago
Came across this the other day. Does anybody use this and what do you think about it?
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by oregontechninja 8y ago
HP x360, Intel i3, 6GB ram. Affordable, durable, works well with multiple flavors of Linux and dual boots just fine. Been administrating systems for years with this baby.
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by oregontechninja 8y ago
This is just like McDonald's, the real money is made owning the land they sit on.
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by oregontechninja 8y ago
Epic has been putting these cheesy dances in their games since the time of Unreal. I wonder if those dances were also "stolen" (as much as a dance can be).
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by oregontechninja 8y ago
He's saying traditional as in a turn based strategy game like the core series (like Red and Blue). Many of the long time fans were turned away by lack of strategy.
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by oregontechninja 8y ago
I actually don't even have a BS yet. I dropped out after doing a cost benefit analysis and learned I could get tech jobs without a degree. It's been a bumpy road to say the least haha. I'm currently unemployed and looking for
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by oregontechninja 8y ago
I've been studying the Cal-tech and seaforth processors lately and they've actually inspired me to go back to school so I might one day take part in an asynchronous design. Does anybody recommend any readings besides papers on the
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by oregontechninja 8y ago
Blender has the worlds most flexible UI system. If I could use it in personal projects, I would. Blender also has options to set keybindings and layout to something more familiar for Maya or Max users. I'm sure it behaves like Vim bind
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by oregontechninja 8y ago
I'll agree that they're definitely not standard tools, but I grew up using Blender so they're familiar to me.
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by oregontechninja 8y ago
What is the advantage of this over Blender? Blender has been my go-to for modeling, sculpting, video editing, and so much more. I'm not trying to bash this, I'm just curious.
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by oregontechninja 8y ago
Flashcards are nowhere near the same thing, or as useful. I'm talking about cultivating your memory like a muscle. That way, when it comes time to use it, you actually can.
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by oregontechninja 8y ago
I use video game locations as memory palaces. I use Pokemon to represent numbers. It takes me 10 minutes to memorize a deck. It took me two 20 minute training sessions to learn how. I will eventually use it to learn a new language. I read h
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by oregontechninja 8y ago
Actually sitting down to train my memory once a day. At a bare minimum I memorize the order of a pack of cards, but I try and work in other exercises when I have the time. I'm in the process of memorizing my first book. Super helpful i
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by oregontechninja 8y ago
One place they're thinking of might be integration with C. zig's C integration is crazy good from what I can tell toying around with it. It was as easy as @cImport({@cInclude("header.h")}) The language is also evolving r
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by oregontechninja 8y ago
This might also be a feature of your browser. Firefox and chrome both implemented this a little while ago. If you pin the tab, it shouldn't stop playing video when you switch away. I forget which of the browsers, but it really helps pe
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by oregontechninja 8y ago
Surprisingly good. My tests have run across properly across 4 os's without much change. I can't verify for Apple though.
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by oregontechninja 8y ago
This isn't really the right forum for this I think? You should be asking stack overflow or a sub-reddit. If you need to ask these questions though, I'm going to go out on a limb and say you shouldn't be the one setting these
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by oregontechninja 9y ago
I recommend practicing memory palace techniques if you really want a brain work out. Storing sets of information, retrieving them, and replacing them is intensely exhausting. You know you're getting a brain work out. I try and memorize
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by oregontechninja 9y ago
Just compiling the file. That's what I'm having trouble with. Is it the same method as normal Red scripts? Is there a compiler flag I need, or just the opening Red/System [] in the source? That's the part that is rough f
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by oregontechninja 9y ago
Red is super cool, has anybody used Red/System with much success? I've been trying to figure it out so I can play around with it, but I can only get normal Red to compile.
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by oregontechninja 9y ago
Linux (various OS's on that kernal) have been objectively more stable and easier to use than windows since windows 8 came out. I plugged an Ubuntu machine into my work network and could print to any printer without installing any extra
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by oregontechninja 9y ago
To answer many of the replies: (Most prominent -> least prominent) Web-related: Go, Elixir, JavaScript, Python Desktop GUI: Python, C++ Game-Dev: C#, C++ Really its a matter of how much you'll pay us, and I think we've been sca
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by oregontechninja 9y ago
It's because we don't like or approve of rails. It doesn't make business sense to us (us being a completely anecdotal group of young developers I'm friends with). There are other solutions that provide sufficiently more
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by oregontechninja 9y ago
You can see better improvement simply by learning how to use your memory properly. The memory palace technique has saved my life
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by oregontechninja 9y ago
I theorize lisp isn't used more because of the massive amounts of parenthesis. I think the concepts are great, and it's a great language for certain task, but my right pinky finger hurts just looking at it. New programmers and dev
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by oregontechninja 9y ago
Ok, not even even about electrons in orbit. First couple paragraphs mention an electron beam.
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by oregontechninja 9y ago
Sorry for the shortness of this, but I know everybody strapped for time and might find this handy. Things Blender capable of for video: * Advanced graphical node based compositing * "Effects Strips": Essentially generates a strip
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by oregontechninja 9y ago
Yea, there are lots of effects and tools hidden in there! I've been able to implement every effect I've ever needed without much effort. I actually have been using blender since I was a kid so I know my way around better than most
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by oregontechninja 9y ago
I third this. It's one of the best tools out there for video, and it's hidden in what most people refer to as a 3D content creation suite. I've used it professionally to good result.

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