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by tezza 2y ago
I can see that the research makes many organoid samples (4000+) mentioned in the paper. This is good to validate the organoid results are consistent. however, then correlating the consistent organoid attributes back to attributes of a small
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by tezza 2y ago
This is the best I could find of the actual paper This research has a very small sample size (n=31) Also indicated by the scatter plots too. From the research: “total of 10 toddlers with ASD and 6 controls ... In a 2021 batch, we measured
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by tezza 2y ago
At last the production reliability of Excel meets the clarity of regular expressions and the simplicity of matrix slices
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by tezza 3y ago
Pure frivolous anecdote about FF Whenever I’ve been lucky enough to get Glastonbury tickets it has been on Firefox When applying I run Chrome as well to cover that base. But for me the Firefox windows are the ones that make it through. YMMV
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by tezza 3y ago
vim, emacs are the editors you can use both on desktop and remote via ssh sessions. Then there is the individual preference between vim and emacs other tools like Eclipse and bash have emacs keybindings to repay the muscle memory investment
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by tezza 3y ago
The article mentions Red Dwarf… but only in context of Rimmer. There was a whole Red Dwarf episode devoted to AR. Has Haptics and everything. Gunmen of the Apocalypse S06E03 https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0684158/ C
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by tezza 3y ago
Godot WebGL is not production ready. It-kinda-works is as good as it gets. Godot webgl will not run on MacOS, defeating the whole point of WebGL/HTML5 “Godot 4's HTML5 exports currently cannot run on macOS and iOS due to upstream
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by tezza 3y ago
Many ways. When you have a reference to something it is easy to add,query, change elements to that something Even unrelated things can be added this way (RigidBody, Raycasters) whereas Godot needs separate parallel node trees to accomplish
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by tezza 3y ago
Unity so much more polished Unity has Timeline (and Cinemachine) Unity has Entity Component which is superior for many coders to Godot’s node system Unity has better 3D Unity has large bank of answered questions Unity exports to WebGL Unity
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by tezza 3y ago
“Lady Chatterley’s Zombie Lover” coming right up. Probably direct to Netflix
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by tezza 3y ago
Does it have the sound of Tippex being carefully brushed onto the paper when you hit the backspace or delete or CTRL-x ? Then blowing sounds as you try to make it solid quicker?
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by tezza 3y ago
Yes, they deserve payment. I was never going to use them for free or try to circumvent. Under the old system as soon as I got to $100k revenue all the developers needed a Pro license at roughly €1900 per annum.
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by tezza 3y ago
(projected)
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by tezza 3y ago
Phaser cannot do 3D games well. Also, the Unity Asset store has so many great assets for me to use. And 3D tools like PlayCanvas are browser based for their editor too. Desktop apps still have a massive edge in productivity. Unity has Timel
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by tezza 3y ago
I make WebGL multiplayer games using Unity. The original changes essentially shut me down. Yesterday, I just found out Unity has changed their definition to exempt WebGL games: a partial relief. I have little confidence Unity will stick to
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by tezza 3y ago
No mention of WebGL installs * Do WebGL plays count? * This could bankrupt indies if too many people click the WebGL games * What Unity Version is this effective from? * Will games made on prior versions of the editor be affected?
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by tezza 3y ago
Too true: I lost access to a really good Commodore 64 chip tune track hosted on youtube It was a funky(!) version of the Wizardry game tune. One day youtube purged many “copyrighted” videos and somehow this marvellous version was disappeare
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by tezza 3y ago
Typo domain FakeHub is a leading porn portal, no?
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by tezza 3y ago
Thank you for your article. The rubric by definition is going to be inaccurate as you say. I went over it myself for my project, and your breakdown does shed light despite the acknowledged inaccuracy. For instance it made me google how many
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by tezza 3y ago
Good suggestion My personal conjecture is that the Close action had the purpose to kill off your graphical work at that point. So death for that portion… Death often being depicted in cartoons (inc. black and white) with an X over both eyel
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by tezza 3y ago
I’ve used Dericam. TS Mpeg stream to a home NAS I had to wrap the microphone cable in aluminium foil and expand the plastic microphone hole to get decent sound capture. But they’re cost effective and stay in the LAN http://www.de
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by tezza 3y ago
Hmm. “Right state of consciousness” makes it sound exotic in a click baity way It is more like “Experiencing a visual trip compatible with the image whilst also still lucid enough to communicate and remember” Tripping comes in all varietie
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by tezza 3y ago
A bit close to the Kingsman (2014) plot…
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by tezza 3y ago
Happened to me today. It mostly caused mild exasperation. I want FF to survive so this gave me mixed feelings. First off: they are allowed to try things! Great they are trying to keep the income incoming. Bad that they don’t know their user
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by tezza 3y ago
I agree with you (born 1977). Saw Alien sometime in 80s Alien would be a solo but forgotten masterpiece like Man Hunter until James Cameron made Aliens. “Mother” is kept mysterious in Alien, relying too much on 1970s zeitgeist of technology
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by tezza 3y ago
1/2) “Just because you are right does not mean I am wrong” There is a meme gif that sums this up perfectly The gif in question has two figures discussing a 6 on the ground which is 6 from one person’s perspective and 9 from the other p
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by tezza 3y ago
At Glastonbury, the largest line inside is for the free phone charging. People queue for hours, a tragic waste of festival time. Wireless pads would make charging times longer and hence the queues too. Camping / trekking you still wan
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by tezza 3y ago
Do not get wedded to that name… Maersk will be in touch to gently ask that MRSK desist using their trademark.
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by tezza 3y ago
I see overlong thinkpieces are not dying off and that humble-braggadocio is alive and kicking
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by tezza 4y ago
And liabilities which may manifest in weird and expensive ways. Like the London Whale (£3Bn??) for JP Morgan and countless other examples

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