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by pastrami_panda 4y ago
> Hopefully they try out any names in Google Translate before choosing them Or maybe a more reliable approach, e.g kot does not translate to meat in Swedish :)
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Running on Emptiness: The Failure of Symbolic Thought(theanarchistlibrary.org)
3 points by pastrami_panda 4y ago|0 comments
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by pastrami_panda 4y ago
This is an interesting aspect of information warfare. Several companies have emerged that know how to capitalize on their ability to seed social media groups and create viral trends. You could have a set of trends that are calculated to cau
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by pastrami_panda 4y ago
> Johnny Ive doesn’t dictate things around Apple anymore but the silicone chips team now does That's not how Apple works. If they still work remotely like they did back under Jobs the hardware teams are not the guys calling the shot
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by pastrami_panda 4y ago
Probably, but in Tortoise stack overflow is a real issue.
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
I just googled it and every source I saw indicates otherwise.
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
I'm guessing a lot here but these types of titles typically ship with very high res assets of various types. In terms of textures it's not just one for each entity, but often a complete stack of textures like albedo, detail map, n
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
Sounds like a good idea. Just anecdotally I found it pretty fascinating that I bought a new Kindle some three months ago and it still hasn't run out of batteries (came with 76% and now at 16%). Admittedly I haven't been using it a
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
Did you try to figure out why your specifications were vague, or why implementing a query and bringing it to production took several days? Adding another dependency and attack vector before addressing the root cause doesn't sound that
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
This page took what felt like 6-7 seconds to render fully, with a slight content shift afterwards. There's also text that's slightly clipped outside viewport and can't be scrolled sideways to read. Is this really an improveme
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
Here's a list of Nestle products, scroll for a minute or two and you might recognize a few items and can just stop buying them forever (they're all garbage products): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Ne
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
It's getting hard to tell if you're witnessing astroturfing, Stockholm syndrome, or if we've simply become so calloused from all the past transgressions from these companies that we're now just going straight for blaming
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
It's simply because it's way overdue. China does countless things I can't support and for me this was the stick that broke the camel's back.
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
With all the events happening right now I find it really hard to justify buying products made in China/Russia/Belarus. This product looks great, but I'll never have a clean conscious knowing my money is by extension financing
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
In Sweden it's also not allowed to smoke near bus stations or other forms of public communication (this includes train platforms etc.).
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
Didn't K8 add an autopilot or similar feature to make it easier to grok?
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
This is known as inspection paradox I think?
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
I really like WET (write everything twice). It also fits nicely with the rule of 3.
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
> Sadly crypto-currencies still haven't really solved the currency use-case. I'm not a fan of this space, but I surveyed many crypto tokens last year and it did sound like some well designed tokens could solve the use-case as a
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
This sounds really cool: > Arithmetic operations, which previously required 160 transistors, are possible with 24 transistors due to this increased adaptability. In this way, the speed and energy efficiency of the circuits can also be si
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Germanium Based Adaptive Transistors(scitechdaily.com)
5 points by pastrami_panda 5y ago|1 comments
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
I only read the first paragraph but it sounds like it addresses this? > It gives you a live, easy-to-navigate view into the program's tasks and resources, summarizing both their current status and their historical behavior.
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
Yes it's quite the juxtaposition. "Create beautiful, high-performance 3D apps" While it runs incredibly choppy on my Android in Chrome and the renderer looks both awkward and has artifacts on the shadows.
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
Yes it's very different from regular chess. But you learn very fast common attacks and defenses since you experience a magnitude more games playing with some time limits. You could make the argument a lot of those moves should happened
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
I just started playing maybe 4 weeks ago and have found it quite funny how high you can climb by mostly just moving your pawns and memorizing ways you lost (blitz and bullet). It's sort of a mini game for me now where I try to climb as
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
Is this a joke or is there some interesting tidbit here? Both?
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
> Coherency What does this refer to in this context?
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
Love it, the tone of the readme is amazing.
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
This, can someone add to this it's crucial.
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
On my phone it opens the page almost instantly and then lazy loads each image as it comes into view.

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