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by synthmeat 7y ago
Baldur's Gate and Bob Marley over here.
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Principles of Lighting and Rendering with John Carmack (2013)(youtube.com)
1 points by synthmeat 7y ago|0 comments
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by synthmeat 7y ago
Beyond this, there's also a question of who are you really selecting for when you, by negation, prefer people who'll consciously weigh their every interaction with other humans, being keenly aware of hierarchy of relations at the
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by synthmeat 7y ago
I've mentioned to others this already, but I'd pay good money for real APL pocket calculator.
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by synthmeat 7y ago
https://www.gnome.org/support-gnome/donate/ Let's use up the news momentum to give GNOME (more) resources to bury these fuckers.
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by synthmeat 7y ago
And even if you replace "office drone stuff" with more highbrow items... You really don't need a lot of books either. I'd die an accomplished man if I grokked what's on ~2m of my modest bookshelf. Hell, if that was
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by synthmeat 7y ago
This helped me too. It was combination of desk edge and sleeping on the hand that was causing it. Started sleeping on back or the other side and resting full forearm on desk (so not on edge; at least pressure's distributed) or the actu
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Black Market T-Mobile Location Data Tied to Spot of a Triple Murder(vice.com)
3 points by synthmeat 7y ago|0 comments
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by synthmeat 7y ago
Because they had a lot of trouble with sham sites generated by their content.
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by synthmeat 7y ago
It's most likely for web scraper detection. State of the art was using video codec availability as fairly reliable data point, and I haven't seen audio being used for this. Quite interesting.
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by synthmeat 7y ago
> We can easily simulate it. To my knowledge, this is nowhere near truth. They got it to wiggle by basically scripting muscle contractions, no neural networks are involved in the process. When you turn on the network, it does nothing. (A
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by synthmeat 7y ago
From developer point of view, isn't this a bit of a false dilemma? I have open, at the moment: - Safari (general browsing) - Safari Technology Preview (studying, reference) - Chrome Canary (development, debugging) - Chrome (main QA) -
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by synthmeat 7y ago
Here is talk that elaborates it. It's obviously not 1-to-1, and there's other gotchas but there's convenient tables comparison linked directly. https://youtu.be/ScE9TnoWltA?t=1792
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by synthmeat 7y ago
> you just need to build all the clustering mechanisms, OTP behaviors, tooling, actor model, embedded monitoring services and such from the scratch ...or just use kubernetes, to cover majority of those features.
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by synthmeat 7y ago
It's a bit looser than whitebook, but it's still very much in the spirit of it. K really writes well.
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by synthmeat 7y ago
Probably just checkerboard rendering. A not entirely dishonest way to pump up the marketing copy.
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GPT2, Counting Consciousness and the Curious Hacker(medium.com)
2 points by synthmeat 7y ago|0 comments
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by synthmeat 7y ago
I was just reading yesterday about another case too - https://forums.watchuseek.com/f2/my-oiled-casio-f-91-dives-d...
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by synthmeat 7y ago
I've actually ordered one from ebay last week. Looking forward to it.
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by synthmeat 7y ago
> AKA. career or social suicide. Nah, not risking that. There's too good a chance that your boss never had that problem, and way too likely your replacement won't have it either. Sure, this is definitely dependant on environmen
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by synthmeat 7y ago
Sounds about right. Other methods along those lines, besides alcoholic beverages, would be sleep deprivation, loud active music, microdosing. These are all from the bag of just-the-right-amount-of-cognitive-impairment. This is ok bag. Fun b
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by synthmeat 7y ago
A little bit, but fresh. Parroting some things too. Pros: (1) At surface it's mostly M-expressions variant, but underneath is term-rewriting system. This makes it, well, anything. Multi-paradigm is an understatement. Feels like a bette
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by synthmeat 7y ago
Effectively not being able to sit and sip my coffee with cigarettes in peace for few hours was biggest cultural shock when I was in Bari, and I'm just over the pond. Still fun. :) Hi from Croatia.
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by synthmeat 7y ago
1. What do you think about charcoal tooth pastes? I've been using this[1] and it got rid of my persistent "plaque wall" on lower incisors within ~month. I don't feel this particular one is really abrasive, but I was wond
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by synthmeat 8y ago
1. Produce learning artefacts. Scribbles, notes, flash cards, mind-maps, drawings, projects, whatever. Don't let that overtake you or break your ingestion flow, and don't worry about that being usable in the future. Act of structu
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by synthmeat 8y ago
I don't think I've encountered this smooth bulbous figure art in any other dynasty, or even under any other pharaoh. And while to some this may feel like still fairly similar to all other Ancient Egyptian art, it must be noted tha
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by synthmeat 8y ago
Also not to be confused with another brother - Trevor, an autist savant with double degree in mathematics and music, as well as a chessmaster. That's what you get when a pediatrician and a mathematics/physics teacher have kids. Wh
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by synthmeat 8y ago
Can't reply anymore to flagged-to-death sibling, but wrt "1-based array indexing": I've actually found behaviour of "zero-avoidance" a good battle-tested heuristics to coding. A lot of numeric spaces can be m
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by synthmeat 8y ago
I'm a Deja Vu guy myself, but something (I think yesterday) here had me actually considering switch. https://blog.golang.org/go-fonts Same metrics as Deja Vu, but with serifs! Shame coverage is so low.
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by synthmeat 8y ago
I jumped all-in into Apple's ecosystem in late 2013. Got myself MacBook Air (11", i7, 8GB, 512GB) and iPhone 5S (64GB), so all maxxed out, for about $2.5k. So. Awesome. I felt like road warrior, popping 5S with unlimited 4G in fro

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