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by phkahler 11mo ago
Would it be possible to integrate directly into Blender instead of an add on? If so I think Blender is GPLv2 and this is GPLv3. If merg8ng is something you see in the future you may want to change that.
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by phkahler 11mo ago
And its always the last one you try. Just like every lost item is found in the last place you look :-)
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by phkahler 11mo ago
On a related note, I've often wondered what each congruence in the quadratic seive reveals. Once you have enough of them you can factor the number, but what does a partial set of congruences reveal? Its a matrix problem, so each row co
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by phkahler 11mo ago
>> I don't think a digital signature is a Zero-Knowledge Proof because someone else could copy and paste the signature and then it would look like they know the key, and because other third parties could check whether the signatu
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by phkahler 11mo ago
Do I need AppleTV? If so it ain't free.
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>> Many people think they're owed more software, including fixes to software, without compensating the laborer. That worldview is the real problem. Many people (corporations) think they're owed more money beyond the labor. T
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by phkahler 11mo ago
>> That's not someone giving me a gift. You're right. GPL code is not a gift to you its a gift to the public. Dont try to build your house or business in a national park.
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by phkahler 11mo ago
There is a huge distinction between socialism/communism and Free Software. 1) the marginal cost of software is zero. 2) some software is becoming more like infrastructure that everyone uses. In the physical world, some infrastructure i
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by phkahler 11mo ago
Godot is meant to be used for commercial games, so it should have an MIT, BSD, or LGPL license. I'm done with proprietary operating systems and IMHO everyone should be. There's no reason to support that.
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by phkahler 11mo ago
Thay "holier than thou" attitude from BSD/MIT proponents seems like some kind of ego talking. Freedom to deny others the freedom you had is not noble. GPL is a gift that keeps giving.
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by phkahler 11mo ago
>> I take this as an oblique critique of TFA's choice of license. What's it to you? Why must we all use the GPL always in order to satisfy busybodies? Thank you for reading it correctly. I originally had a </sarcasm&
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by phkahler 11mo ago
Love the MIT license. If this were further along we could use this as the foundation of our business without having to "give back" device drivers and other things.
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Thanks. I never thought about the word "snoop" as part of the name until just now.
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by phkahler 11mo ago
The Thanksgiving and Christmas specials aired every year, and might still. But who has an antenna any more? I do.
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by phkahler 11mo ago
I only use LinkedIn when im looking for a job or information from people I know. Or asking good people if they're looking. Unfortunately I tend to miss people reaching out to me because I dont check it otherwise.
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When they start charging that way, the rich will buy batteries and disconnect from the grid entirely.
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>> I was wondering if AI was essentially the last hype cycle The next hype wants to be quantum computing, but its just not there yet - never mind the lack of real-world applications. I thought nVidia would start promoting GPUs (whol
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by phkahler 11mo ago
The Apache web server was popular because it was one of the first MVP in its category. I think it was weird that the solution developed back then was to figure out load balancing among more servers, rather than optimizing the web server its
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by phkahler 11mo ago
Gliese 710 will pass 0.17 light years from us in a bit over 1M years. If we can colonize mars and build some infrastructure in the solar system by then, we should have an OK shot at getting something there to stay. It'll be 62 light
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by phkahler 11mo ago
Starship could be refueled in orbit. That should then be able to reach those kind of velocities with enough capacity to even include a small 3rd stage inside with the payload.
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Justice dept. requires RealPage end sharing competitively sensitive information(justice.gov)
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by phkahler 11mo ago
>> A lot of newly skilled job applicants can't find anything in the job market right now. That is not unique to programming or tech generally. The overall US job market is kind of shit right now.
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by phkahler 11mo ago
I don't think programs should use mixed languages if its at all avoidable. Linux would be an exception because I think it can benefit from oxidation and it'll be decades before RedoxOS is ready.
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by phkahler 11mo ago
Which (if any) of these models could run on a RaspberryPi for object recognition at several FPS?
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>> One of my kids could stand on the day she was born. She seemed super strong, so while I held her I just took my hands away, and she stood there and stared at the rest of the family. Lasted a good 10 seconds, then I thought it was e
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by phkahler 11mo ago
Starlink is available planet wide.
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I thought Prozac was for anxiety.
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>> So I answered how I like both and feel that MS are Objects at the network layer, the dude cut me off and told me to stick to the question. OMG! As an interviewer I would have asked you to elaborate on that response. Perfect opportu
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by phkahler 11mo ago
>> Anecdotally, I've replaced OOP with plain data structures and functions. Agreed. I think objects/classes (C++) should be for software subsystems and not so much for user data. Programs manipulate data, not the other way a
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by phkahler 11mo ago
How about a perturb button so those special stable orbits can be nudged just enough to destabilize them.

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