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by quikoa 4y ago
After reading this I really like to know as well!
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by quikoa 4y ago
Perhaps it's worth to consider taking them to a small claims court. I don't know what the odds of winning are but it's quite the hassle for a company.
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by quikoa 6y ago
Maybe not production ready but Bevy based on Rust: https://bevyengine.org/
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Always Bump Downwards(fitzgeraldnick.com)
1 points by quikoa 6y ago|0 comments
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by quikoa 6y ago
Yea it's too bad. If the core team was more open and/or communicative I'd use Elm for production. Maybe you've already seen this but there is a pretty solid blog post detailing the state of Elm: https://lukepl
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Life on the Infinite Farm [pdf](math.brown.edu)
1 points by quikoa 6y ago|0 comments
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by quikoa 6y ago
It's also 80% off right now on humbelbundle: https://www.humblebundle.com/store/worms-armageddon
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by quikoa 6y ago
Yes, a common GPU compute platform would be great! Even if Apple isn't going to support it being able to handle all of it in Vulkan would be nice. Maybe OpenCL can be implemented on top of that.
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by quikoa 6y ago
Perfluorooctanoic acid: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polytetrafluoroethylene#PFOA
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by quikoa 6y ago
Not to downplay the difficulties that you've faced. But that's extrapolating on very little data. Luck is another (big) factor in life.
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by quikoa 6y ago
Yes, and call it Win64!
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by quikoa 7y ago
Thanks for sharing, that sounds quite nice. Always interesting to see what kind of new programming ideas are being worked on.
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by quikoa 7y ago
Mind sharing a bit more about the programming language you're working on? Sounds interesting!
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by quikoa 7y ago
What kind of license (one time fee/monthly subscription/???) and how much does it cost?
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by quikoa 7y ago
It could be possible that it's computable from a theoretic perspective but not a practical one. After all our biological brains are quite different from our electrical computer chips.
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by quikoa 7y ago
You joke but it could ruin plenty of forums!
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by quikoa 7y ago
Why? Afraid of Skynet taking over?
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by quikoa 7y ago
Yea I think we just don't know enough. Even if curve fitting alone wouldn't be sufficient it may very well play a crucial role in the agi algorithm.
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by quikoa 8y ago
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
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Markdeep Feature Demo(casual-effects.com)
1 points by quikoa 8y ago|0 comments
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by quikoa 8y ago
To be fair this is addressed in the article: “The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent,” John Maynard Keynes wisely said. Timing the market is extraordinarily difficult.
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by quikoa 8y ago
You're not gonna sell many ships with a rough 90s looking graphics.
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by quikoa 8y ago
What I find crazy is that it still took 500M to figure that out.
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by quikoa 8y ago
Timeouts and defaults can be considered as part of the algorithm. The problem is that you may be unable to determine a reasonable timeout beforehand. The timeout as a practical solution is also described under 'engineering approaches&#
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by quikoa 8y ago
Google relies for a great deal on advertising and gathering user data, unlike Apple. On top of that they don't have tight control over who sells Android devices, nor do they appear interested in doing so. Sadly it doesn't look lik
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by quikoa 8y ago
Nice, that's one bullet dodged! Back to the drawing board doesn't sound very comforting.
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by quikoa 8y ago
What I miss with DDG is better date ranges. Filtering by date can help a lot in narrowing down what you want to get.
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by quikoa 8y ago
Exactly, so unfortunately no potential for modding.
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by quikoa 8y ago
While I really liked the idea of Hellgate: London the subscription model they attempted to push was a huge turn-off. It was more like Diablo/Diablo 2 than it was an MMO, very few people playing together in an instance. This means that
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by quikoa 8y ago
Yea it's too bad that the actual complication is more an obfuscation of game mechanics. That and the game is quite grindy compared to Diablo2 even if you know what you're doing. A single player version with support for mods could&

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