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by shultays 3y ago
In a software industry it implies dropping/removing a feature though
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by shultays 3y ago
I thougt AI was unethical and stealing artists' work
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by shultays 3y ago
Sorry, I have to make one last snarky comment. You can probably include entire firefox along with that a few kb of js and still make it under whatever that 60mb expands to :)
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by shultays 3y ago
I disagree. A comparison of "higher resolution" in the terms of NES would only mean an increase in nametable size, not in binary size of program. Of course if "increase in resolution" also meant increase in CHR size or s
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by shultays 3y ago
because it wouldn't affect the binary size in meaningful way
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by shultays 3y ago
let's include an entire nes emulator with it then. fceux seems to be about 8mb displaying at high resolutions irrelevant sand physics how much of binary that would add? What's your point? My point was to highligh
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by shultays 3y ago
x1270 of original NES Tetris! (32kb of code & 16kb of graphics)
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by shultays 3y ago
uh, vr port anyone? it is 2023 ffs
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by shultays 3y ago
Wouldn't the responsibility on the casino in this case? Am I going to be arrested if I fail to bounce dices X times when I throw them? Asking because not that I don't believe people cheat this way, but it must be hard to prove tha
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by shultays 3y ago
A single guy at 25 would have less expenses compared to a married couple at 40s. Especially if you have kids.
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by shultays 3y ago
Is there any point posting quotes in titles without the person's name? Especially quotes like this that doesn't give any information
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by shultays 3y ago
I was going to say "he is almost 70" but then noticed the main opposition is 75 But it is claimed he has major health issues and current election is not doing any good on his health.
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by shultays 3y ago
I have youtube premium but I still prefer ad blockers or other clients if available. The funny part is even with premium, youtube is not giving you the best experiencen others do For PC i have sponsor block which allows me to skip ads in vi
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by shultays 3y ago
well you shouldn't expect much if you are comparing floats to doubles
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by shultays 3y ago
It is not about being very close. IEEE says "Comparisons shall ignore the sign of zero" and erlang (or rather CPU instructions erlang outputs for float == float) respects that While =:= is not something mandated by IEEE. Erlang im
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The Library of Babel(libraryofbabel.info)
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by shultays 3y ago
Sounds like something a public wifi or a vpn can solve. Then you can wrap your phone in a tinfoil if you wish. I am being a bit unfair to author. Is this a problem? yes. But then author is also stretching the definition of personal data
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by shultays 3y ago
Only Google knows precisely what all that data is and what it is used for. What data? It is a new phone, you don't have any data on it yet. Whatever data google is collecting is the data they put in it
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by shultays 3y ago
What about photoshop and .ps files Perhaps we should add "for unregistered file types" there but if I am installing a software, I am probably wanting it to associate themselves for relevant files and I wouldn't want to go thr
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by shultays 3y ago
Or don't try to make buttons tangible/physical objects. If your hand (or pizza paddle hand) is inside a button, highlight the button and then use trigger to "press" button. It is hard to press buttons you can't real
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by shultays 3y ago
I guess I am the only one that is not cultured enough for this movie. It looks like a bunch of random, mostly fast forwarded, clips changed so many lives on HN
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by shultays 3y ago
What is the reason for different compilers not optimizing that (if (cond ...) begin += step;) as cmov? Sometimes I feel like I am putting too much trust in compilers. I recently started reading the manual of Agner Fog. Any other recommended
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by shultays 3y ago
What if a company used those NNs to train kill bots and used them to kill children? Can somebody please think of the children here?!
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by shultays 4y ago
You only need a single bit to represent a number and say that number is infinity. But if you want to waste another 63 bits and be a bit more portable: std::numeric_limits<double>::infinity()
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by shultays 4y ago
I had a similar experience in past with MUDs. I mean it provides an incentive to learn programming but cheating is cheating. Popular competitive games would be dead if they didn't fight against cheating. I consider anti-cheat measures
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by shultays 4y ago
The contagious jerks are often results of working with -10x engineers. At some point you become as such, if you don't quit the company before that. There are "bad engineers" and then there are -10x engineers, it is a real pro
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by shultays 4y ago
Looks kinda similar to early Flash, which was my first real programming experience. Actionscript had a similar visual programming tool back then and you could also switch to "text mode" if you wanted to see what those visual block
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by shultays 4y ago
ImGui is at least only used for debug rendering, not something that makes it to end user. At least in the small subset of companies I worked at.
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by shultays 4y ago
her active, contagious case of tuberculosis Yeah, the title does not do enough justice
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by shultays 4y ago
Huh, I remember reading about her finding it interesting, even attending one image processing conference as a guest, but maybe I misremembering? edit: apparently she changed her mind later

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