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by pitched 3y ago
Atomic Heart had the best shader compile I’ve seen yet. It happened with a loading bar on the main menu and didn’t stop you from exploring settings. IMO the compile should be part of the install step outside the game though
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by pitched 3y ago
The way biology evolves to adapt is also very shortsighted! Even without long-term planning, it can still make spiders!
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by pitched 3y ago
Assuming that there is some sort of sensor that’s measuring these turn radiuses? What happens to the machine when the sensor malfunctions? Does it shut down (requiring work to stop), keep going (being a huge liability) or is there a box of
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by pitched 3y ago
The way I understood the issue (as an outsider) is that they weren’t offering things like gaskets for sale. Sure, I can pull out the old one if it pops but what do I do now? That plus there being a remote kill switch if someone does figure
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by pitched 3y ago
I’ve found that having a charged, exposed cable laying around will start to rust within about 6 months. This is from cheap phone cables so it being copper-coated instead of full copper is likely. I’ve also heard of cathodic protection or el
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by pitched 4y ago
The headsets that exist today are very, very isolating. The whole idea behind them is to bring you somewhere else! To get AR right though, we need to be talking about something more like a projection like Google Glass. To bring the interfac
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by pitched 4y ago
I think it’s a lot easier to become productive and efficient at work than it is at home (or generally tasks for yourself). Because of the structures built to support it only usually end up in one environment. That imbalance is what I think
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by pitched 4y ago
For a quick starting point, try gcore[1]. Open the file it pops out into your favourite editor and hope that search works. For gentler introduction, look for CTF sites. The one that gets recommended most is tryhackme.com. There are a bunch
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by pitched 4y ago
Looks like the qcal link got double-pasted. Here it is if anyone else is interested: https://sr.ht/~psic4t/qcal/
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by pitched 4y ago
If the neurons that are weak are the ones for processing external signals and having them override internal signals is the goal, maybe it’s as simple as a cold shower every day.
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by pitched 4y ago
Doom source code was released on December 23rd, 1997 (1). That was while it was still relevant. 1: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doom_engine
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by pitched 4y ago
From the article linked: > The most common books used were Feeling Good and Helping Your Anxious Child: A Step by Step Guide.
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by pitched 4y ago
That’s what the chart I linked says. To stand on a 1m length suspended on both ends, a 2060 might work but a 2080 should be safe. That’s just a bit smaller than a much cheaper wooden 1x4 though.
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by pitched 4y ago
The reason I haven’t used these for a few past projects is that they can’t quite hold up under human-scale weights (1). Would be awesome to have something like this but steel! 1: https://us.misumi-ec.com/pdf/fa/201
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by pitched 4y ago
The second Google result for this book is a chapter preview from the publisher: https://ptgmedia.pearsoncmg.com/images/9780134032832/samplep... The first result is entire PDF though. I remember back in the old day
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by pitched 4y ago
Where is the line between a state machines and object-oriented? One encapsulates some state and provides a set of messages to modify it. The other encapsulates some state and provides a set of transitions to change it.
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by pitched 4y ago
Proxy all the requests through a server you own and validate the game’s cd key or whatever before forwarding the request. Could also add a block list of known bad actors plus some rate limiting if that isn’t enough.
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by pitched 4y ago
I use my calendar for this. The event name is my notes for what I did. I find I forget to hit start (or stop) at the exact perfect time with these tools so they’re always only showing a partial view. With the calendar, I can go through and
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by pitched 4y ago
> Burnout is: exhaustion, inefficacy and depersonalization This tool is focusing a lot on the first and maybe the second but it’s that third one that’s the hardest to catch.
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by pitched 4y ago
In case anyone else hadn’t heard of this: https://github.com/aljazceru/awesome-nostr From only a few minutes of reading (so I might be off), it looks like if multicast packets were saved by routers and you could ask fo
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by pitched 4y ago
Engineering (and Software Engineering) is all about building a bridge that barely stands. Tuning the entire process to be cheap as possible with as little risk as can be stomached. It’s very concerned with what happened in the past, to feed
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by pitched 4y ago
> Compared with 3 meals/d, meal skipping increased energy expenditure. In contrast, higher postprandial insulin concentrations and increased fat oxidation with breakfast skipping suggest the development of metabolic inflexibility in
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by pitched 4y ago
It took me a moment to get it too. I think they’re saying that the internet wasn’t a waterfall-style design. It wasn’t a one-off big thing, it was a huge collection of small projects where most of them have since died because the trade-offs
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by pitched 4y ago
https://archive.ph/EysoO
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by pitched 4y ago
Thank you, this is a really interesting framing! What do you think the objective function might be that gets min/maxed by being dysfunctional? Something about minimizing the harm from poor decisions?
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by pitched 4y ago
I’ve done a lot of personal performance tracking and I’ve found that productivity (for me at least) correlates very highly to number of hours slept and not really much else. Ignoring environment/culture/team issues that don’t chan
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by pitched 4y ago
Site seems to be having trouble keeping up right now: https://archive.ph/Hnr8P
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by pitched 4y ago
The DMCA notice: https://github.com/github/dmca/blob/master/2022/12/2022-12-0... And the complaint itself: > On GitHub at https://github.com/revanced/revanced-patches t
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by pitched 4y ago
If anyone else is curious what’s inside… Article says this is a Game Boy Advance port running on an ESP32 dev kit with an upgraded flash chip. Speaker is connected to a GPIO and display is using the serial line.
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by pitched 4y ago
I think the saying is “vote with your feet”. There’s always at least one thing you can change. Your time is worth more than your salary, otherwise they wouldn’t pay it. If you don’t think a business will survive, stop investing into them wi

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