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by pasta 8y ago
It compares to programs like Fusion360, Solid works and others.
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by pasta 8y ago
This. The FLIF format still has a nice TODO list which containt: native browser support..
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by pasta 8y ago
An alternative to underground is 'at the back'. For example you can have a car free shopping street where cars can only park at the back sides of the shops.
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by pasta 8y ago
Once a producer told me that they mastered at 16bit 44.1kHz and then pressed records and CDs from those masters. Ofcourse the records sold better because they sound much better...
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by pasta 8y ago
Yes
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by pasta 8y ago
What is kind of funny is that people here like to pay more for 'organic' food because they think it's more healthy. But what comes from the greenhouse is so lab-grown it's more healthy than anything. Those labs also don&
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by pasta 8y ago
What helped me is to focus on the end user. Those are the people that you are working for! Once I realised that I quit my job and started working for a company with real end users...
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by pasta 8y ago
I love to have a reflective screen in my phone and as monitor. For those devices energy consumption is just low priority. Color and refresh-rate is where most reflective screens fail. So if you take on E ink I think that's where you sh
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by pasta 8y ago
Well it starts in a second and then you just have everything available you ever dreamt of. But seriously: don't let the price fool you. This is production ready software. There is also a lot of professional support available like train
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by pasta 8y ago
While it has a learning curve I think the UI is one of the best I ever used. And I am not sure about your statement that everything is wrong and backwards. I think it's the result of thinking how to do things right so the user can be p
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by pasta 8y ago
The standard map has zero degrees in the center.
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by pasta 8y ago
Yeah, we can never land a rocket, self driving cars will never happen, 4MB of RAM is enough for everyone... If you don't step you will never know how to walk. The companies who are working with the Ocean Cleanup Project are one of the
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by pasta 8y ago
For Linux users: the 64bit Windows version runs fine in Wine.
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by pasta 8y ago
To me this sounds like complete lack of training. At most airports when they ask questions they don't care about the answer because they are trained to observe you while you answer.
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by pasta 8y ago
Ray casting = where does a ray intersect an object Ray tracing = ray casting from the camera and where an object intersects trace rays (with ray casting) to light sources and reflective materials (Turner Whitted). Path tracing = ray tracing
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by pasta 8y ago
True. That's also why the USA is now a third world country. And I really feel sorry for the author. But my comment was more about the boots story.
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by pasta 8y ago
I don't think this applies anymore. Cheap is getting better and better. And the rich just buy new because they like to go with the trend spending hundreds of dollars on boots. Most people I know (Netherlands) who are not wealthy have m
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by pasta 8y ago
I never had Facebook but still got my friends, family and places to go to. As an outsider I find the fuzz around Facebook amazing. So what Facebook does only care about money. Are they supposed not to? If you don't like Facebook just l
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by pasta 8y ago
I don't think the Swiss are going to use it in their own country. To me the article sounds like: we think it has potential and are going to see if we can make money out of it. Edit: it can also be very interesting to see if it is cheap
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by pasta 8y ago
Specifications are different than constraints. Agile and constraints can go hand in hand imho.
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by pasta 8y ago
Some 2000 years ago this was already the case. 1 Timothy 6:10: "...the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil."
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by pasta 8y ago
His main theme is: build for humans (can apply to anything, software also). But today we are all about status. We think what we possess is who we are. This is a lie created by marketing. But it's very hard to change this in our culture
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by pasta 8y ago
That's a good question because at the moment Carbon printers are the fastest and (most important) produce production ready materials.
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by pasta 8y ago
I think a major point your wife and others don't understand is that being vaccinated doesn't mean you can't get a disease. But most diseases will be less deadly and harmfull So the statistics most anti-vaxxers look up are abo
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by pasta 8y ago
Mozilla should enable safe browser settings by default. For example: third party cookies are never needed on 99% of the sites you visit.
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by pasta 8y ago
Yes this could be the case: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geomagnetic_reversal Edit: by the way, I don't think humans should speed up climate change... but there also will be a lot of changes we can't contr
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by pasta 8y ago
Yes I also think a lot of things will happen, because of the climate change, that we never experienced before. We know a lot of world wide events happened in history, so it also unlikely we never will experience huge events in the (near) fu
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by pasta 8y ago
And grid for repositioning blocks
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by pasta 8y ago
Have they ever not been? I think through history China always have been a superpower (with some short exceptions). Edit: this might have been the longest time China was not a superpower: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ce
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by pasta 8y ago
But I doubt that this core idea is what the original MVC idea had in mind. I believe the original idea was that the MV and C are separated but coupled. So all views that bind to a model will update at the same time when a controller calls a

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