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by seaorg 5y ago
Browser vendors want people to be able to experience rich 3D accelerated content in their browsers and they will be aware of these issues like the one you mention. The idea that it won’t be addressed is completely schizophrenic… how could i
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by seaorg 5y ago
I really doubt that the mature implementations of wgpu will not allow an app to check for hardware acceleration.
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by seaorg 5y ago
apps that go beyond the compute budget of the wasm/webgpu layer will be native and everything else will not because nobody is going to be able to turn their nose up to the incredible advantage of launching everywhere at once with a sin
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by seaorg 5y ago
It doesn’t need to be supported by the operating system… as long as the operating system supports Vulcan, the browser will use Vulcan primitives to implement whatever shading solution is used in webgpu. Unless I am mistaken?
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by seaorg 5y ago
I’m talking about filtering out malicious software ala Android App Store
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by seaorg 5y ago
Not at all. Because the lack of curation will make the ecosystem dead on arrival for 99% of users.
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by seaorg 5y ago
Back-button hijacking. How charming… I can’t wait for webgpu and wasm to be more mature. You’ll be able to truly write a game once and release it literally everywhere. Like what Java was supposed to be. I think it’s going to be a nice littl
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by seaorg 5y ago
We are lucky enough that the scientific community has bothered to elevate fasting from quackery to mainstream — despite the fact that it’s benefits have been obvious for literally thousands of years and a simple interventional study could h
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by seaorg 5y ago
I am overwhelmed with negative responses. The truth is that these things can hide in plain sight. Take for example scurvy. The cure for scurvy was known for a very long time before it was proven to be citrus fruits in the famous experiment,
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by seaorg 5y ago
You didn’t hear it at all? Why do you call it a drone, because it had the typical four struts of a commercial drone? What color was it? How many feet above the ground would you say it was? Did it maneuver at all to avoid buildings as it fle
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by seaorg 5y ago
It’s literally not similar in any way besides taking place in the air. I mean what are you thinking? This drone is described as traveling at a speed of 100 mph and the ufo in your link is described as accelerating faster than the laws of ph
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by seaorg 5y ago
“ Taken together, these discoveries shred the long-standing idea that early people subsisted mainly on meat” No, they don’t. First of all, as is pointed out in the article, people were eating massive amounts of fat and meat right up till th
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by seaorg 5y ago
Any form of dogma, no matter which side of the isle it comes from, is poison. Even things that seem silly like pronouns can be the seed from which serious problems arise. It’s because dogma is the absence of rational thought, and in that ab
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by seaorg 5y ago
Well some of those are good points but not really. Out of the hundreds of countries with cultures of silence and respect, you can count the “successful” ones on one hand. Semantics? Corruption isn’t the whole picture either. See my other co
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by seaorg 5y ago
Yes, Japan. Where people literally work themselves to death and where the truth goes to die a brutal death. Consider the time that Japanese pilots crashed a plane because the senior pilot was mistaken and his subordinates were afraid of cor
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by seaorg 5y ago
Yeah except that countries that lean closer to what you’re talking about are universally better than countries that lean in the direction of politeness. Lower corruption, happier by all metrics and so on. Should you let your friend walk aro
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by seaorg 5y ago
Yes, it is bad. Cultures that discourage “rude” comments invariably have more corruption than cultures that encourage frankness. Take the Netherlands for example. People say they are rude. But really, it’s just that Americans can’t tell the
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by seaorg 5y ago
That’s inexplicable because spotting that submarine is completely trivial. They run on diesel if I’m not mistaken, even now. You could easily blanket the area below you with radar. They must have simply not been looking, probably because th
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by seaorg 5y ago
Wow. Denmark reportedly has the lowest amount of corruption in the world if I am not mistaken. What a special country. Does your culture have a “directness” to it like the Dutch? What is your opinion on the immigration backlash of late?
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by seaorg 5y ago
I don’t have the time or energy to write a full explanation, but my life has been consumed by this topic for the past two years. I became very ill after a stressful life event and it became clear to me that it involved mitochondria and infl
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by seaorg 5y ago
Starlink doesn’t change anything, it’s not for dense coverage. Not too much overlap with WISP. Revolutionary in other ways though. The main problem with this way of transmitting is that you are on unregulated parts of the radio spectrum. So
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by seaorg 5y ago
The only people dumber than that are people who straw-man…
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by seaorg 5y ago
With low budget operations there is at least the possibility of objectivity. When there is a bunch of money involved there is not. And that’s not my opinion, it’s the opinion and words of the technical director of CNN.
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by seaorg 5y ago
Holy crap
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by seaorg 5y ago
Don’t mix up intrinsic human bias with deliberate misinformation (which in the context of big media companies is informally called “bias”). I haven’t derived anything.
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by seaorg 5y ago
https://youtu.be/Dv8Zy-JwXr4 https://youtu.be/9faQkIA6YNU https://youtu.be/R7mdc1r5-vw “There’s no such thing as unbiased news” — high level CNN employee
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by seaorg 5y ago
And where is this news outlet that specializes in non-sensational things?
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by seaorg 5y ago
I can’t help but see some kind of special interest or agenda whenever I hear a news story now. You have to ask why they chose to report this, why they slant things one way or another with their choice of wording and emphasis. What is the as
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by seaorg 5y ago
I’ve been saying for years that identity services will be a huge deal. In a world where captcha is less and less reliable and where fake posts are cheaper, faster and more convincing (GTP), there are almost no websites that can function wit

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