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8y ago
Note that the engine is licensed under GPLv3. Which means that any game must be licensed as such as well.
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I developed such a service some time ago, but it's impossible to find any market for it. The non-technical people say "but I have it on Google already?!" and the technical people say "I just created a DO droplet and conf
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9y ago
So the obvious alias would be git config --global alias.logadog "log --all --decorate --online --graph"
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9y ago
Even today, very little is wasted when animals are slaughtered. And products made from animals find their way into a surprising number of end products. Here's some indication of whats going on from the Daily Mail (2009): http:/&#
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9y ago
Realistically, if you wanted to do such a thing, you could have used a Kinect for a long time. Even face detection would work in your example, and we've had robust and cheap detection for a long time. So I assume that this is a movie
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9y ago
There are various examples where breeders did not outcompete, and instead a population settled on a low birth rate. Any animal that is not predator-dominated, really, but the best-known examples are New Zealands Kakapo [1] and Panda bears [
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9y ago
Ikea uses a variety of screws, even though their best known "key to happiness"-type screws are hex drive. Anything below a certain size will have a different head, though. Small wood-holding screws, for example. Or the "stick
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9y ago
The actual use-case for those is that you can see the brake lights coming on for not only the vehicle in front of you, but at least the one in front of that as well, since you can see through the passenger space of the car in front of you.
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9y ago
To be fair, GPS hardware is power-hungry in all devices. Even on cell-phones, GPS eats battery. Here's a Google Engineer's word on the issue: https://www.itworld.com/article/2833266/mobile/why-gps-
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9y ago
There are really nice video explanations for rolling shutter effects on very fast things by Smarter Every Day[1] and standupmaths[2]. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNVtMmLlnoE [2] https://www.youtube.com&#x
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9y ago
I'd like to respectfully disagree. I don't believe that there is a way to change how one of the fundamental types of a language works (string/unicode vs bytes/string) and make that a "smooth" transition. I know
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9y ago
There are "only" 32 GPUs in the cluster, with 8 workers per GPU.
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9y ago
Following Handmade Hero is always a good idea. http://handmadehero.org/
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10y ago
And that is partially why the thing in the article is so great: simply go to a German bank where there are no SEPA fees in the Euro area and be done with it. Lithuanian banks will realize at some point when their customers flee to other Eur
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10y ago
What would be the difference between "the same" and "a fixed amount"? If it is "the same" for all transfers, would that not be a "fixed amount"?
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10y ago
While I have not read the actual paper, according to the article the participants in the group were very carefully tested against different levels of gluten in their food, and they reported _negative effects_ for each level of gluten conten
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10y ago
In Germany we don't use the apostrophe as a digit group separator. Instead, we use a small space, like so: 1 234 567 Edit: others suggest that a dot is used as group separator and it is sometimes seen. I believe that it is a more recen
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10y ago
Oh, hey, sorry. I did find out, and it's nothing very complicated: The wiper moves out about 10cms during rotation. That distance, applied to a circle with a radius of 10 cm is a large distortion (the inside track), while applied to th
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10y ago
But isn't etymology descriptive, instead of prescriptive? And if it's prescriptive, how far do you want to go, etymologically? According to Wiktionary[1], the term originates from a Proto-Indo-European language (but doesn't g
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In fact, it extends farther out than a square form, making it into a bulging square, or something of the like. We used to have Mercedeses when I was little and I always used to wonder why the inside wiping outline would be round and somewha
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10y ago
Just this week, I was on the fence about whether I should get a hosted environment of Sandstorm on the Basic level. Your sad tale of failing as a business gave me the push I needed and I just subscribed. Sorry to see it go this way, and sor
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10y ago
There are good technical explanations of the behaviour in the comments. And the observed behaviour is that only subsequent queries get put in the hash instead of the query. The why is also addressed by the comments (IE only got support
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10y ago
I've tried that, and while it is nice and useable it is also significantly slower, going through DDG for one more complete roundtrip, than it is going directly to a URL you already know.
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It is claimed that in the original script, humans were used as a computing resource instead of an energy resource, but the idea was scrapped because it was too complicated to understand. A bit like lovemenot next to here indicates. Discussi
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10y ago
I have never understood the argument that "observation" is something special and that it must be taken into consideration. In fact, is it really the brain that is observing a phenomenon or is it something else? In the double slit
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10y ago
There is also the book that he is writing, which is weird and wonderful: http://unsongbook.com/
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10y ago
There is http://modnotebooks.com/ which goes kinda in the direction you want but also totally different.
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The Bank Argument
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16y ago
For this reason the german UG (Unternehmergesellschaft - Society of Entrepreneurs) was created. The investment can be chosen freely by the founders, the fees are very low (about 300 Euros) and the only drawback is that you have to put one q
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16y ago
you should try the challenge at challenge.co for that!
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