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by pests 2y ago
Yep, tons of games behind the scenes use it. I used to read this guy over at procworld.blogspot.com (as I type this I'm not sure if it even works anymore) who developed a very nice Voxel engine he ended up eventually licensing to game
962.
by pests 2y ago
It was stable for any one run :D Is this just not human desires projecting extra requirements? You say you don't care about order, but then you clarify that you do want them to be stable between runs. Those are not the same thing. To
963.
by pests 2y ago
So business-unfriendly the tax loophole used to be called the Irish double sandwich.
964.
by pests 2y ago
It's so bad it's funny https://imgur.com/a/aBfSkEV
965.
by pests 2y ago
How do you feel about the recent case where a caretaker for a disabled person who was given permission and access to use the person's cards, banking app, etc ended up stealing from the person. The banks response - they had given the ca
966.
by pests 2y ago
I don't think I've ever clicked into a category on Amazon. I wouldn't need to know it's under Mac accessories, id just use the search bar and type in thunderbolt. In what world would clicking through a hierarchical UI be
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by pests 2y ago
How much would you need to be paid to assume this role for Google or other big tech companies?
968.
by pests 2y ago
I use Pluto for this. Quick download, no sign up required, and tons of topic-specific channels to switch to. I put it on all my devices and don't even worry about it. Google TV also has a "Live" tab that collects all the live
969.
by pests 2y ago
This got a major retailor (Walmart maybe?) into issues awhile back as they were pulling the product title (only) from this param so people were having a heyday "renaming" official products on the official site.
970.
by pests 2y ago
Nothing for you. Important to others.
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by pests 2y ago
So if I see an app on TV, go to the app store and download it, somehow I found it through Apple? No, I very obviously saw it on TV and got it from Apple because that's the only way to install native apps on iOS.
972.
by pests 2y ago
Can't they build a false wall to force an exact length?
973.
by pests 2y ago
It is not as serious as you think despite the seriousness of the topic. If it was a true accident, no negligence, etc it would be very common to get away with just a fine or a ticket, not even going to jail. We (USA) are a culture very accu
974.
by pests 2y ago
Well, that's how it works when when humans kills others by accident. You don't go to jail, you might not even get a fine. It's just a fact of life we live with in our car-centric world. It's when negligence gets involved
975.
by pests 2y ago
And if it were true and it wasn't reported then someone gets away with rape. Investigations are not a bad thing. The truth wants to come out.
976.
by pests 2y ago
Yep, can tile as many sites as you want inside one tab.
977.
by pests 2y ago
Does it? How? Maybe he is smeared for a reason?
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by pests 2y ago
Sotomayor is just as bad as Thomas. Why are you defending one person by bringing up the actions of another? That doesn't make any sense.
979.
by pests 2y ago
Did she have a photograph of her taken showing off her swagger that then turned into a meme photo? Probably why she is rarely mentioned.
980.
by pests 2y ago
> like can the things you mention even be built today? Yes definitely, just depends on area and your local geology / codes.
981.
by pests 2y ago
I think no smartphone ban is a little harsh. It's needed for modern banking or interacting with government services or for job hunting or even work. Even the government hands out free smartphones via the Lifeline / "ObamaPhon
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by pests 2y ago
The video where it's revealed the belt in the Mill architecture is completely conceptual is something I randomly think of at night when trying to sleep. Always been fascinated by it.
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by pests 2y ago
Links behind paywalls get posted all the time. I think the guidelines are if there is a common way to bypass / view the content then it is okay.
984.
by pests 2y ago
It was in the same sentence as it being a port from PC :>
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by pests 2y ago
I had found near $300 shoved into a book in the library at my middle school - I was 12 or around there and, being young, didn't tell anyone and just kept the cash. I went out and bought my first self-bought console, a Dreamcast, and a
986.
by pests 2y ago
Everyone always calls it "next word prediction" but that's also a simplification. If you go back to the original Transformer paper, the goal was to translate a document from one language to another. In all prompt systems the
987.
by pests 2y ago
That's assuming a pretained model where you are just stuffing the genome data into the prompt. You could fine-tune or train your own model on the data and then design the prompt / query interface to give you interesting results.
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by pests 2y ago
Where does your second quote come from?
989.
by pests 2y ago
If you can make a product part of someone's identity then you've won. Reminds me of back when people would slap Apple logos on non-Apple work devices.
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by pests 2y ago
Could also be WiFi triangulation.

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