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by ttctciyf 13y ago
Mac users? :) Sorry! Runs ok (well, 12fps!) here on firefox on an iMac. Just black on my centOS laptop with intel graphics, I admit, but loads of gl things don't run on that.
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by ttctciyf 13y ago
Probably is - I was astonished when I first saw this raymarched procedural terrain at shadertoy: https://www.shadertoy.com/view/4slGD4
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Cultural production of ignorance provides rich field for study(latimes.com)
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by ttctciyf 13y ago
I think we need a thin client on your Google Glass that feeds your personal interactions continuously to an AI engine in the cloud. Having established that you were the recipient of a well-merited compliment that significantly pleased you,
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Imaginary organisms(fair.org)
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I agree. Hey, any GCHQ 'magicians' here? C'mon, the cat's out of the bag... Lighten up! Strut your magic here and show us how it's done! You know that story about the soccer match between the trenches.. This could b
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by ttctciyf 13y ago
Since the source document is from GCHQ (Britain's NSA, if you like) it seems valid to ask whether similar workarounds by internationalisation are in place for disinfo (which this manifestly is about, right?) as seem to be in place for
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by ttctciyf 13y ago
Consider 2 types of knowledge: - knowing that XYZ is the case, knowledge of facts, or "propsitional knowledge" as a philosopher might call it - probably a heck of a lot of Google engineers' knowledge of this type (except stuf
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David Hare: 'The security services are running the country, aren't they?'(theguardian.com)
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Revealed: Gawkers affidavits, why its greedy interns didnt deserve to be paid(pando.com)
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I dunno, but not the author of that piece, as far as I can see; the only printf() in there is in the occc entry, isn't it? Maybe your stackoverflow neurons put the extra 'f' in the pseudocode print() calls, or maybe the autho
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by ttctciyf 13y ago
Even grumpy people should be able to distinguish pseudocode from c++, I'd have hoped! But yeah, great article, imho, in that it clarified these concepts a lot for me, as a non-crypto person.
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by ttctciyf 13y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7251805
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Making NSA-proof social networking mainstream(techpresident.com)
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London, 2012, garage, 500,000 GBP : http://www.estateagenttoday.co.uk/news_features/Parking-mad-...
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by ttctciyf 13y ago
(Non-mathematician here.) Seems the fuss is about getting the faces of the Goldberg polyhedra to be planar. There's an article at sciencenews.org [1] which has a bit better explanation I think. It seems "Goldberg polyhedra" a
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by ttctciyf 13y ago
A piece[1] at emptywheel.net notes that the mention of sigint used in agricultural trade negotiations around 2004 and suggestively points to a diplomatic cable[2] discussing strategy for changing the French stance on GM imports from the US
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by ttctciyf 13y ago
Did you have a look at urho3d ( http://urho3d.github.io/ )? (just curious)
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by ttctciyf 13y ago
Previously on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7108472
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by ttctciyf 13y ago
Trying (and failing) to get my own mp3s playing consistently on the radio in the mac appstore version of GTA SA, I had occasion to peek in the installed directory structure. I was pretty surprised to see a familiar-looking wine style layout
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by ttctciyf 13y ago
And here: http://issuu.com/lisarost/docs/lisarost_dotview_singlepages/... (pp 16-31 have chat records) Judging by the famous "shot in the balls" quote, Snowden has probably changed his outlook a lit
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by ttctciyf 13y ago
For me, it was Laurie Anderson's "O Superman": http://www.absolutelyrics.com/lyrics/view/laurie_anderson/o_...
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by ttctciyf 13y ago
Sigh. Should never have trusted that reddit comment!
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by ttctciyf 13y ago
As a couple of reddit commenters point out, the user agent string that bypasses auth (according to the post) can be read backwards as "Edit by 04882 Joel Backdoor", and one possible Joel is CTO Alpha Networks, whose thttpd this ap
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by ttctciyf 13y ago
See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1569341
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by ttctciyf 13y ago
Well, libellous ones, anyhow :) You're right of course, though not sure that Jobs is quite "based on a living person" (though he was alive when the project started, just not when it was released.)
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by ttctciyf 13y ago
Yeah, this has puzzled me from the start with this film. Normally unapproved bio pics based on a living person at least change the name (viz: Citizen Hearst, ... um, sorry, Kane, right?) out of fear of libel action, I thought. I can't
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by ttctciyf 13y ago
Reminds me of the late lamented Pertti Lounesto who made himself quite unpopular by looking for counterexamples to some accepted proofs and posting about them repeatedly on Usenet. See http://users.tkk.fi/ppuska/mirror&
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by ttctciyf 13y ago
"It isn't a scam, it is just preying on the uninformed" - a bit oxymoronic, no?
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by ttctciyf 13y ago
If purchase entails buying into "VIP membership", why doesn't that show up in the shopping cart, where people are actually looking? If purchase commits the buyer to additional monthly payments, albeit under some conditions, w

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