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I'm sure you put a ton of work into this, so it's really unfortunate that I can barely tell what this really does or why we should care. Also the "Ready to go pro?" thing seems very rushed and presumptuous. Like, I'
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This is a valid question, idk why you're being downvoted. You're thinking of SolarCity which was bought by Tesla. There were promises of these kinds of solar cells that I was excited about. Not sure what ever happened to them.
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4y ago
YUP, she was the OG camgirl, sadly got all the worst parts of the gross attention / fame without any of the perks/money that Belle Delphine gets now
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4y ago
My credit rating is now excellent, but at one point was so bad it was impossible to get credit. Only Affirm would extend me credit. They helped me rebuild my score when nobody else would. Hearing this news is saddening, hope they make it th
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Dasher (Software)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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I wish this was flamebait hyperbole that I could downvote, especially as an ex-employee, yet here I am now avoiding Google as much as possible. Transitioning to providers like Fastmail and my own home cloud; even switching to Kagi for searc
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4y ago
They probably launched this for free as marketing to increase visibility into their startup! Enjoy it while it lasts before the service is paywalled Note I've been using Kagi happily for several months and it has successfully replaced
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Got you: https://labs.kagi.com/ai/sum?url=https://blog.google/technol... Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google and Alphabet, has announced the release of Bard, an experimental conversational AI service powere
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I've had this with another company, Intuit I believe. Someone used it to issue an invoice to me disguised as a bill from Intuit itself. It took me a solid 10 minutes of investigating before finally realizing what it was. Closest I'
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Ask HN: Does anyone browse the “new comments” feed?
(news.ycombinator.com)
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You're thinking this in a very capitalist way which seems completely unrelated to these two gentlemen. These guys are now profiting off the game out of necessity, not because they're finally "cashing in" on all their &qu
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4y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29127586
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You might applying very specific kinds of business mentality to incompatible verticals. Not everyone has "career growth" desires or expectations, or if they do, it is in very different ways. I don't think people go into the m
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4y ago
Yes, seeing now that he does have a lot of self-awareness around this which helps provide context: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=143606 It's very insightful to get to share different perspectives in these ways.
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You're right, there is a lot to admire! It seems a key issue is that he often speaks in terms of what others should or should not do, rather than inviting others to see what has worked for him. Objectivity versus subjectivity. What mak
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No I think you're right and that I was mistaken. The only navmesh implementations I've seen do not use Astar, with Astar only being used in grid structures. But now I see that was a coincidence.
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Poly AnyA: Compromise-Free Pathfinding on a Navigation Mesh [pdf]
(harabor.net)
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I just got into the weeds of this for a hobby game I'm working on. What I've learned is that A* is largely deprecated these days. Modern games mostly use "navigation meshes" for "any angle" pathfinding to addre
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I agree with this and would add (perhaps partially and naively in the hopes of some Disney executive seeing this) that I feel very little excitement at the idea of watching any more super hero / jedi movies anymore. Somehow the brandin
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I think the economics of it is basically like, Disney spends so much on creating content that Disney+ just doesn't bring in enough money to cover cost, because users get a subscription to binge / burn thru several things in a sing
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I didn't have the courage to do it. Bonus points that it starts with "hehe" LOL
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edit: nah you changed your post without saying so. cringe
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So basically they need to replace Sundar
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people have different perceptions, interpretations, and understandings of things. Your comment comes across as pretty insulting. clear communication is necessary and helpful
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For anyone wondering, this is basically a young millennial / gen z meme. The emoji is usually pronounced "pwease", as in a childlike pronunciation of "please" Therefore the command is basically just asking very nice
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The Upside-Down Moon
(planetary.org)
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Grid Pathfinding Optimizations
(redblobgames.com)
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This should probably say "ground-to-air" with dashes. Title was super confusing for me for a while. Like, right now it reads the ground shot him down into some missiles that are in the air
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I've been using Unity for a few months now and what is most frustrating is how lazy and unprofessional the company presents itself. They basically found that the Asset Store is such a huge source of revenue for them that they now compl
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