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by swalsh 6y ago
Unreal is now starting to be used in place of green screens in some movies. (there's a lot more that goes into it, but essentially it seems like unreal is one of the core software pieces) Here is an example: https://www.you
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by swalsh 6y ago
Sometimes I feel like "The People" need the equivalent of the NRA. An advocacy group that will advocate for their tech civil rights. The real power of the NRA is not the money donated to it, but the huge group of single issue vot
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by swalsh 6y ago
This might be a stupid question, because I don't really know what I'm talking about.. But is there a way this could be used to improve physics engines? My understanding is that a physics engine generally uses continuous collision
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by swalsh 6y ago
How is the driver support for Linux?
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by swalsh 7y ago
I fear that if we do this, and Trump wins again, people will not trust the outcome of the election... I'm not quite sure what happens to this country, if people don't think the elections are legitimate. We almost ran into it with
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by swalsh 7y ago
This is awesome, it reminds me of RPG Maker 2000. Which was a staple of my childhood. I can't describe how fond I am of the memories I have with that tool.
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by swalsh 7y ago
But what if that man who owns that company, decides he wants to change his business model? The private part is still important. It's a legitimate fleet of military aircraft that would rival the air forces of many small countries that
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by swalsh 7y ago
I've seen a lot of small businesses do the math, and realize that with the additional $600 provided by the stimulus bill, it actually works out better for some lower paid workers to lay them off (and presumably rehire later). I wonder
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by swalsh 7y ago
I had a coworker with an autistic son who would obsess over trains. He probably would love this.
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by swalsh 7y ago
I have at times worried this crisis could be used to cement our transition to a Corporatocacy. There has been a huge number of roles that the government SHOULD be performing in at least a partnership that appear to be simply being fulfille
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by swalsh 7y ago
That second "model" is insane... is that actually something people do?
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by swalsh 7y ago
I've been wondering, it seems like people have been setting up systems where multiple patients are connected to a single ventilator (with individual regulators?) If that works, maybe it might be more efficient to solve the supply prob
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by swalsh 7y ago
Would these specs be good enough to support some kind of VR system similar to the index in the future?
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My Channel Got Hacked(youtube.com)
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by swalsh 7y ago
How is this so high on the news feed? This is old, and not relevant.
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by swalsh 7y ago
This probably is going to come off the wrong way, but there has not been an "innovative" product to come out of Apple that truly impresses me since Steve Jobs died. It feels like the company has learned how to optimize what they
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by swalsh 7y ago
Shopify has become the default platform for eCommerce for people who have their own marketing channels (let's be honest, the main draw of selling on Amazon is they are a default shopping search engine). I've noticed a lot of &quo
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by swalsh 7y ago
I'd assume it's not about hiding the base, but more about hiding this glowing hot obvious target.
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by swalsh 7y ago
There are some wrappers around bootstrap for React, but I don't think people use them much any more. There's a lot of better choices. Bootstrap is kind of in the same vein as jQuery. Great stuff for it's time, but times ha
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by swalsh 7y ago
I used to work on an in-house framework. The trick is to write like "used proprietary JS framework xyz.js, a framework similar to react.js". The scanners will still pick it up.
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by swalsh 7y ago
What if the bomb is landing on someone who intends to kill you?
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by swalsh 7y ago
I actually kind of really like this DSL, I think it is going to be easier for my QA team to use this, than asking them to use javascript.
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by swalsh 7y ago
Trust is a part of nearly every system. At some point you're just going to have to trust a person or company to get some value in a practical way.
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by swalsh 7y ago
Perhaps our business is a part of it, we were a B2C company, and our communications with customers attempted to tend towards "cool and fun". *FYI, I did not work at GrubHub, which probably fails the most at pretending to be cool a
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by swalsh 7y ago
Most companies try to stay professional, and many people carry that behavior into github. However I have worked at a major tech company that trended closer to "millenial" in age. There memes were an everyday part of the corporat
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by swalsh 7y ago
I might have been more clear, when I recognize myself burning out now I dont quit my job. That's an extreme measure for extreme situations. Instead I recognize what is causing my burnout, and I try to address it. My last bout was a
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by swalsh 7y ago
I burnt out several years ago, I was way past the point of return before I realized. I ended up changing jobs, and took a few vacations... even then recovery was slow. After that I returned pretty strong. Since then there have been a few
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by swalsh 7y ago
I think you're missing my primary point. I do not think it is my "job" as a consumer to get to the root of the issue, and make a judgement. I don't know the full story (in fact here I don't know ANY of it). My co
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by swalsh 7y ago
What about a secretary at the company? Is it fair if (s)he loses their job? But what is it about being highly skilled which makes it okay that they should have to uproot their lives? Just because I might not fall down does not imply that
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by swalsh 7y ago
I'm frustrated by this logic. On one level, you're punishing an entire company because of the actions from one guy. Wouldn't it suck if your CEO committed some offense, and you personally had to pay for it by losing your jo

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