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by wisnoskij 4y ago
I cannot imagine Gorilla tag. I think I am extremely hard to get nausious. I did not feel a thing for months using the Quest. But grabbing onto things in vr and climbing around like that, I am still feeling nauseous from playing Bonelabs ye
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by wisnoskij 4y ago
I think this fundamentally misses the point of VR and buys into to the advertisements too much. Yes, titles need to be better at seated play, because it is a reasonable way to play, given almost no one has enough room to actually walk aroun
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by wisnoskij 4y ago
That sounds stupid. Iran is an official government agency, they can just ask twitter or some ally like UAE or China to hand over all the information in a form a lot easier for searching through than logging into their account.
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by wisnoskij 4y ago
I am not good enough of a programmer to understand all the meta/compile time programming stuff. So thank you for this actual concrete example of it being used. But why is that useful? Why regenerate a database every time you compile? N
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by wisnoskij 4y ago
Jai also leans very heavily into this I believe.
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by wisnoskij 4y ago
I can 100% garenty you that anyone interested enouhg to get into the top 50k chess players is going to be interested enough in chess to want to play around with a chess engine, and why not use it in the most convenient way possible, to play
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by wisnoskij 4y ago
neither ages make him exempt from repercussions. If a 9yo pro chess prodigy had cheated in a profession tournament he absolutely should of gotten temporary bans or fines. But even if a 60 yo chess prodigy used a chess engine in one online s
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by wisnoskij 4y ago
when they were 12.
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by wisnoskij 4y ago
Forcing everyone to change cables creates waste. Apple is teh onyl company that might not have already been using USBC by the time this went into effect, and now all their customers that already had lightning cables and accessories will hav
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by wisnoskij 4y ago
I think it was just cobbled together. I think from the start the shell scripts were a way to arrange and call actual programs. If I remember correctly the first conditionals in shell scripting were literally just calls to the program named
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by wisnoskij 4y ago
It is a little surprising it was only 30%. For a while their a significant portion of websites only worked on FF, and most said something like "designed for FF" at the bottom.
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by wisnoskij 4y ago
Sure, but if their was anything I was to believe was a tiny minority of users it would be opting out of telemetry. If they are under 10-20% they wont sway the end result enough to matter, and I really expect they are.
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by wisnoskij 4y ago
They keep saying that profit seeking was the issue, but taking selfies with plutonium, running a lab for 4 years that produces nothing, and not having any employees that don't understand the most basics of nuclear physics does not soun
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by wisnoskij 4y ago
This is true in a minority of cases. Like delivery works as their are a small number starting locations and no one cares about the max travel time. Or transporting people between a small number of hub locations and not caring that much abou
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by wisnoskij 4y ago
Brave search still works as well. Honestly, non search engine alternatives really are not equivalent. A timer is not important enouhgt for a bookmark or desktop icon. https://search.brave.com/search?q=6%20minute%20timer
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by wisnoskij 4y ago
I think the problem is Google is significantly less productive with their thousands of incompetents than they used to be their their dozens of professionals. Google does not need thousands of engineers, they simply don't have enough fi
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by wisnoskij 4y ago
But that is what influencing is. By definition, these results show that cases given Wikipedia articles exert an otherwise unproportional influence on the legal landscape. Not a particularly surprising result, but it shows how much of an eff