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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
Only slightly related, but: why do all Intel consumer-oriented processors now feature an integrated GPU?
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
I don't know why this is down-voted, the page seems pretty solid, even including an interesting academic article: "Men Ejaculate Larger Volumes of Semen, More Motile Sperm, and More Quickly when Exposed to Images of Novel Women (2
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
We have 12 non-thumb-finger visible divisions, though! http://www.garywallace.net/wp-content/uploads/NF-SCI-0001-P0... Each finger has three numbers, starting with the index and ending in the pinky, and you count
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
Obviously yes, if the alternative is no campaign and no funding at all. A chance reasonably larger than zero is better than a chance very close to zero.
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
I thought Golang already had its own package manager: "go get X". Or is that not enough?
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
> and it single-handedly broke the economy. Could you get money by clicking menus? I'm curious
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
> season 1 pretty much wiped "making the changes world a better place" from the lingo of SV companies Did it really?
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
The "democracy vs autocracy" graph seems disingenuous, as it shows the _sum_ of scores and not the mean. If the number of democracies has been increasing, the graph may show the same trend it shows without the democracies actually
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
> If border EU countries are required to protect their border as I've been lead to believe I think that's what parent means. That the EU not force Ireland to protect the border, that they make an exception with UK. >Ireland
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
> Instead, they opt to leave their countries in search of better pay, mainly because they can, and are educated enough. The brain drain is very real. Guess where everyone (particularly scientists, and musicians) is going? To Germany.
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
>many, many, many shopkeepers repriced 1000 lire = 1€ Maybe relevant, this also happened in Spain. 166 pesetas were 1€, but shopkeepers replaced 100 pesetas for 1€ instead.
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
How many of these would you need to produce enough food for one adult? What kind of fish should you grow, and how long do they take to be adults and edible? Your project is very cool, I think you're doing an amazing job. Keep it up!
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
Yes, like this. https://github.com/gelstudios/gitfiti Setting the GIT_AUTHOR_DATE and GIT_COMMITTER_DATE environment variables.
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
Where in the article is "Brexit for Facebook", or anything similar? I don't understand your comment, please clarify.
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
>Many people think that a country is better off if its workers are decently paid, do not work excessively long hours, and work in a safe environment. (If you are sufficiently right wing, then you may disagree, but that just means that yo
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
Why is it a call for research? A simple n-gram model would be enough. It only needs to be almost grammatical, the spammers can't read all the messages anyways, if they want to fight that they need another machine classifier.
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
The first thing I did was share this particular link on Facebook :) Precisely because of what the article says.
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
> THE leading E2E implementation Wait, Matrix has E2E encryption?
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
lol :) I'm inclined towards the hypothesis of parent being a pentester and buying for their freelance business, or company.
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
> how they mangled addressbooks with an earlier version of the fb app Oh right, I didn't know they have my whole Android address book before. I recommend you to download the data Facebook has about you (they don't give all, but
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
Oh neat. That's made by generating and then rendering voxels? As opposed to throwing rays and calculating the intersection with the fractal's equation. I'm thinking that maybe rendering voxels is both slower and produces wors
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
> When computers get fast enough and have enough memory, you could have voxels at higher resolutions I thought they were fast enough and with enough memory for this, at least with static scenes in the style of this portfolio. Do you know
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
That looks pretty good, but it's not what I was asking for. I meant voxel art in the way of 2D art that is not inspired in the limitations of resolution or color palettes. Think of scanned drawings, "HD" video games or most D
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
Does anyone know of voxel media without distinguishable individual voxels? In 2D there is both pixel art and regular art. I'm curious if 3D works with that, or only with vector graphics.
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
Good comment. However for future readers, I wish to point out that "ARM are Intel's lunch" is probably instead "ARM ate Intel's lunch". That might save some confusion :)
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
I'm starting to suspect they have the same people behind them. Either that or Loper OS http://www.loper-os.org/
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
>Lojban's base seems to be base16 There are words for numerals from 0 to F, but the default base is 10. You override that by explicitly saying another base, or using numerals A-F . Sources: Lojban numbers https://lojban.g
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
Spaniard here. I had no idea about Zuse prior to a few minutes ago.
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
I'm going to assume this is sarcasm and upvote.
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
> His engineer just flat out refused to produce any plans for this design Do you know why? I'm thinking maybe it's because it was dangerous for the pilot?

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