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451.
by scollet 6y ago
I use no-code shader graphs and they work great. I'm not trying to look at shader files all day.
452.
by scollet 6y ago
My breakthrough was memorizing hotkeys. Was more efficient and helped me more easily map the UI landscape. It's been a few years so I've forgotten them, but should I need to learn Blender again that will be my go-to.
453.
by scollet 6y ago
I get the analogy, but guns are typically purposed for lethality. Software is not typically purposed for piracy. Maybe "trying to hit someone with your car"? Not sure.
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by scollet 6y ago
I don't get it. Is it an update? A dissemination? A directive? Just for funsies? I worked at a place with an internal podcast and never had time to listen during work hours and doubted I would learn anything I didn't from trusted
455.
by scollet 6y ago
They are both valid hypotheticals.
456.
by scollet 6y ago
https://xkcd.com/505/ For any passerbys
457.
by scollet 6y ago
Well that's just nifty
458.
by scollet 6y ago
Or, more likely, cooperatives. Apply the same anarchist logic to power and it breeds lethality, but I know local power coops work pretty well IME.
459.
by scollet 6y ago
It seems strange to me that you would build without already having a problem to solve.
460.
by scollet 6y ago
> concurrency solutions are often context specific and need handwritten solutions. Wanted to second this as it sounds like a great design problem. I personally love reasoning about concurrency models.
461.
by scollet 6y ago
I think they were just offering advice to that particular person. I even forgot there was a 'not interested' option. I just keep good company on YT I guess.
462.
by scollet 6y ago
Tech worker majority in SVBA have a choice to live 2 hours outside of the metro. Everyone else typically does not. The expectation is apt.
463.
by scollet 6y ago
I'd prefer police carrying a two-year degree (with an emphasis on negotiation and deescalation) more than anything else. Most able people can learn to use a gun. Most anyone can use it lethally.
464.
by scollet 6y ago
Internet of Fruit
465.
by scollet 6y ago
Maybe this evolves greater efficiency in social officers.
466.
by scollet 6y ago
I see. It's fair to me that protestors should enable safety officers, but I believe they should not wait for permission. I understand that football excitement is a tectonic force, but I'm focusing on more humanist exploits. Thank
467.
by scollet 6y ago
Scarifying! Thanks!
468.
by scollet 6y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/McDonald%27s_legal_cases Etc.
469.
by scollet 6y ago
Maybe. I still have an affinity for server-side rendering.
470.
by scollet 6y ago
A mentor of mine made the point IIRC: In eastern Germany they skipped checks for cards and it catapulted their payment systems to transcend the first world payment systems within the decade. Please correct me if I'm wrong. I think grea
471.
by scollet 6y ago
I can say Pokemon Go was a great success. I never played it because I'm not into AR, but I like this vertical of positive social/gaming experiences.
472.
by scollet 6y ago
Jumping on this because I love underdog stories. What did the co. look like a year before YC application and a year after?
473.
by scollet 6y ago
> They were arrested because they participated to an unregistered (therefore forbidden) protest... Protest permits really defeat the point though.
474.
by scollet 6y ago
You've found a spectrum!
475.
by scollet 6y ago
> ticketing system Receipt.
476.
by scollet 6y ago
> I don't think the comparison to Rotten Tomatoes makes sense... That went a totally different direction than I was expecting.
477.
by scollet 6y ago
Also therapeutic if you view it as natural upkeep.
478.
by scollet 6y ago
Have a roomba-like fill a dog-bowl like resevoir then use an electric pump to circulate to nearby plants? Or just fill the resevoir manually? Seems nifty.
479.
by scollet 6y ago
Absolutely not.
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by scollet 6y ago
Raising global education levels is a start. Not just formally, but even basic understanding of multiple domains could help.

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