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by pubby 5y ago
My friend makes videos and her shorts are getting 15x the views her regular videos are getting. I think YouTube is promoting shorts hard.
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by pubby 5y ago
2048 was a fantastic depiction of modern male loneliness; unloved and invisible, yet with beautiful commercialized girls at one's finger tips. "Her" didn't capture this well, and frankly I don't think Spike Jonze
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Two Mice Technique(pubby.games)
3 points by pubby 5y ago|0 comments
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by pubby 5y ago
#include and namespaces.
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by pubby 5y ago
I have crohns disease. Many people with my disease report improvement or even remission with specialized diets, but what's interesting is how disjoint these diets are. Some people eat only meat, others only vegan, others high-fiber, ot
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by pubby 5y ago
Sure, but that only works for the most trivial cases. The belt graph can be quite complicated, with loops comprising several segments. For cases like that you'd have to do cycle detection, which is totally not better than the 2nd algor
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by pubby 5y ago
I still confused about your point. The segment optimization reduces the number of nodes being iterated over, but doesn't change much else. A fully compacted belt can move in Factorio, but only when Factorio knows it can output into an
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by pubby 5y ago
Sweet article but I'm pretty sure the optimization there is independent of the circular belt bug. Presumably one could implement a similar optimization for both algorithms (it just might be hairier for the second one).
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Factorio's Belt Bug(pubby.games)
182 points by pubby 5y ago|63 comments
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by pubby 5y ago
Here's a link to the controversial mailing list post: http://linux-audio.4202.n7.nabble.com/READ-THIS-IF-YOU-CARE-... Coelho's reply: http://linux-audio.4202.n7.nabble.com/Clarifications-and-bac...
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by pubby 5y ago
The issue isn't an AI reading copyrighted code, the issue is an AI regurgitating the lines of copyrighted code verbatim. To be clear, humans aren't allowed to do this either. And sure, nobody cares about your stupid binary tree, b
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by pubby 5y ago
Mostly the issue is the layout, not the color space. YUV420 is awkward to handle because it's "420", not because it's YUV. There wouldn't be too many issues if everything ran on the 1-byte-per-pixel-component YUV4
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by pubby 5y ago
Here's a glassdoor review: I had a miserable time trying to contribute to this game. The code wasn't the problem; it was the team. Lots of bad personalities. During my short stint, two of their most prolific team members rage quit
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by pubby 5y ago
For single-dev projects it's not uncommon to have a massive first commit.
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by pubby 6y ago
Last year two of reddits biggest users (and mods) were accused of being Ghislaine Maxwell. The accounts were u/maxwellhill and u/anutensil. It shocked me how quickly those stories sunk, and how some of the stories derided it as co
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by pubby 6y ago
One suggested improvement is to make the game 4-on-4 instead of 5-on-5. Less players on the ice typifies more offense, and less bodies covering the net causing chaos. In some ways the game is already moving towards this, by changing overtim
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by pubby 6y ago
None of the Harvest Moon games did things 100% right - even Eric Barone said so. The core idea was great, but it always felt as though Natsumi didn't fully appreciate what they had on their hands. It was as if businessmen were directin
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by pubby 6y ago
Fortran joke: God is real, unless declared integer.
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by pubby 6y ago
There was an old gem of a Youtube channel called "Board Games with Scott", and he had a long episode on 18xx: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MM3jFVJVe_w I definitely recommend watching! I'm not even into boa
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by pubby 6y ago
My observation is that in the adult business world, masculine traits can be advantageous. But before that, in schooling and such, masculine traits have few benefits outside of sports, and are frequently discouraged and suppressed. This caus
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by pubby 6y ago
The parent comment was presumably talking about the suburbs and sprawl, of which 55% of Americans live. These areas were designed for cars.
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by pubby 6y ago
Two of the most gullible, conspiracy-minded people I know have PHDs in tough fields. I don't think education is as related as you think.
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by pubby 6y ago
I made a helper image: https://i.imgur.com/CHYYhn6.png
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by pubby 6y ago
You're an artist. Pick a medium. When you start a new project, instead of viewing it as "I need to do X", instead view it as, "I need to do X using Y." You're not trying to write the best web app ever, but rath
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by pubby 6y ago
I tested a sea of nodes representation on my toy compiler project and was unimpressed. The gist is that instead of having two graphs (one for operations, one for control flow), you just have one... but no wait you actually have to convert b
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by pubby 6y ago
Which multivitamin do you take? I've been looking for one that covers as much as possible. (I'm on a heavily restricted diet)
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by pubby 6y ago
Ha, this reminds me of the "How to get rich quick" books that start off with "To get rich, write a book on how to get rich." Besides that, I loathe """content""" sites. There may earn $10k a
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by pubby 6y ago
I found a good summary on StackOverflow: "Dafny is based on a Java or C# like imperative language with the ability to write Hoare logic style state invariants, this allows users of the languages to verify properties about methods, and
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by pubby 6y ago
Both of my grandparents were diagnosed with Alzheimers a few weeks ago. The disease had brewed inside them for several years, but nobody in my family knew they had it until it became severe. Unfortunately, neither of my grandparents underst
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by pubby 6y ago
"Firm" describes a mattress. Sleeping on the ground is hard. Sleeping on a pillow is soft. Sleeping on a mattress is firm.

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