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by to11mtm 3mo ago
As a semi silly (But also possibly pragmatic, if we want to do this for more than simple 'fun') question... I wonder what it would take for projects like this, to take the video output and turn it into a (possibly not-visually-usa
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by to11mtm 3mo ago
Agree that Compression is not a good option for this; you'd wind up needing to decompress the rows anyway (or spend a good amount of time on trying to use the compressed symbols to detect a dupe, which I feel like would be very depende
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by to11mtm 3mo ago
> The only major studios doing their own thing is Rockstar and Bethesda. Is Ubisoft's Anvil still alive or is it just in an unknown status after they cancelled a few upcoming titles? That said, Capcom is still doing their own thing
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by to11mtm 3mo ago
> The point is to emphasize, even exaggerate, low-status negative qualities. Or, to cite other potentially preemptive design, add enough other absurdity where someone can just say something like "It is obvious nobody would think the
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by to11mtm 3mo ago
> I think a better case could be made for the Klingons being racist caricatures, since in TOS their look was intentionally based on Asiatic and Mongol people in order to make them seem more frightening and villainous. In my head-canon TO
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by to11mtm 3mo ago
... Depends on where we are looking at in the real-world episode production timeframe. TNG did still resort to 'caricatures as a default', If we are to be a tiny bit bold and look closer at DS9 and how, if you look at a lot of the
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by to11mtm 3mo ago
And indeed South Park has always made a point to have extreme satire that is implausible to help establish that such is parody. [0] The episodes in the last year have gone to extreme lengths to help make the distinction as clear as possib
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by to11mtm 3mo ago
I mean FWIW Scala has Slick (but then you're dealing with the rest of Scala ecosystem...) and there's Linq2Db on .NET side. Having dealt with all 3 on some level (Slick the least) I would say they are fairly similar in intent (i.e
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by to11mtm 3mo ago
The happiest middle ground I've found in .NET has been LinqToDb. It's more of a Micro ORM, -but- has a Linq DSL, as well as DSLs for lots of DB bits. CTEs, Window functions, Bulk copy, 'treat this in memory collection as an i
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by to11mtm 3mo ago
Worth noting that the Bretton Woods system was -not- quite what Keynes wanted...
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by to11mtm 3mo ago
There's also the factor that AFAIK a cost optimal DRAM fab is a bit different than a General purpose IC fab, Again naive level of knowledge here but NAND fabs I think are the closest, but that's also in very high demand.
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by to11mtm 3mo ago
One could argue that 'politically neutral' could also be a policy they apply to their employees at all levels; i.e. if everyone gets along at the office and does their job, that's really all that matters. If anything, respect
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
Dated Bobby Kotick? That alone is a red flag...
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
Correct. Texas has the 'Lone star Tick' primarily. But in Michigan for example we've had the Blacklegged tick (which is the main species known to carry Lyme in our state...) for a looong time.
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
until it isn't, i.e. certain rulings over the last couple years...
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
.... I get what you're saying but I'm saying you need a better minimum for when people are tired [0] I.e. "I have a mild disability and it would be nice to at least be able to limp home while just having to worry about balanc
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
It gets complicated depending on the highway, at least around me. Heck even some of the non highway roads. Cause I'm in MI, where we have Michigan lefts, and somewhere between surges of out-of-state transplants and COVID everyone has l
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
> How do people move in the rain I mean Historically when I did that sort of thing I'd have a change of clothes if necessary, but otherwise I never really minded riding in the rain. Or light snow. > or when they're on their
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
God forbid a commuter wants to do the speed limit in the righthand lane without being tailgated!
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
I think the majority of Canada's GWVR limits can be a factor; i.e. outside of Ontario it's less than half what the US limit is for a standard license. I think also the lower number of lanes on routes like the 401 help, usually[0].
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
> "E-bike" is pedal assist only/mostly with max speed of 30kph/20mph (only while pedalling) and throttle cuts out at low speeds (7kph: basically just there to get some inertial); treated as just another bicycle (perha
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
I've seen 'Close enough' locally. One supermarket close to me, has a wall of various pre-prepared lunch items and I think there's a deal if you get the soup as well. Another chain shop has a smaller selection of items...
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
Either you had a Voodoo on your P133 or whatever the M1 is doing is having a bad time... On my 7945HX this is plenty fast.
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
Well, Farms have the UFW... Libraries are typically either governed by a municipality's rules around employment and treatment of employees, or part of a school/etc where there are again additional guidelines about these things to
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
> it’s surely cost competitive to just hire a human to do all those things. Depends on the service life/performance/etc. As a simple benchmark, I will propose 'Mowing the lawn with a push mower'. Let's wave hands
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
I think DotNet had a bit of benefit, in that the language was still new enough to do the hard breakage. It was only about 3.5 years between NET1.0 and 2.0 (Where generics were added.)
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
Don't forget any relevant training for employees (e.x. for things like 'how to connect to a virtual desktop'). That can add up in some cases.
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
IDK, I think overall it will be more like the 'SAAS' and 'Low Code' waves than the 'Blockchain' fever dreams I've heard in my career. Something that can be useful but being over-reliant on especially at a
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
I mean, I could be wrong as far as Harry and DN2 sharing an engine, OTOH Apogee did a -lot- of engine reuse (Bio-Menace used a CK4 variant, Monster Bash using an evolved FAST..) Although, mea culpa, DN1 engine is not necessarily CK but the
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
> Tyrain ... Well, we do at least have OpenTyrian... (Edited to add; And OpenTyrian2000) > Epic Pinball Best I can find for Epic Pinball is an old thread on Pinball Fantasies [0] but I think it almost counts cause there was shared dev

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