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by zhynn 7y ago
my well water varies between 4C and 10C from the ground, and I don't full-cold shower, but I do finish my shower cold, with as cold as it can go. It is bracing, but as the parent says, mentally fantastic. I find that it works as a qui
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by zhynn 7y ago
I like profiles, use them all day long, but I wish there was a container-like way to isolate sub-profile tabs. Similar to the "facebook container" or being able to have multiple aws account sub-containers in my "work" p
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by zhynn 7y ago
You should check Adam's blog and see if they are already there! http://adamapples.blogspot.com/
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by zhynn 7y ago
If you like in-depth apple reviews, I highly recommend Adam's Apples: http://adamapples.blogspot.com/ It's especially fun to learn the jargon (lenticels, calyx, etc).
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by zhynn 7y ago
It's because it is huge. Compared to a normal desktop monitor, he is looking at like 30 point text. If you were to render text as the same size as a normal monitor, it would be illegible on a vive (which is what it looks like he is us
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by zhynn 7y ago
You could take this argument all the way down. Why did valve pick it up? I don't think they saw dota2 as a profit engine necessarily, though there is some argument for that. The company does tend to engage in bus ticket obsessions (
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by zhynn 7y ago
He's already a legend, and he's not even 50.
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by zhynn 7y ago
https://sharelock.io/ https://github.com/auth0/sharelock
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by zhynn 7y ago
git checkout <reference> [<files>] so, that says, copy all of the files out of the current branch at the current commit into the local dir. What this will do in practice is "discard current changes to tracked files".
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by zhynn 7y ago
Interesting, not a single mention of Vespene, or more relevantly: https://medium.com/@michaeldehaan/discontinuing-vespene-17fd... Michael DeHaan worked on it after Ansible, but he got zero traction, and so shuttered th
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by zhynn 8y ago
If Radiotopia sells out to a conglomerate or publisher, I will be extremely sad. And I am worried that I will eventually need N different apps to listen to the podcasts I like instead of just one. I don't like where this is headed. :
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by zhynn 8y ago
Really, no mention of NVAlt or Notational Velocity? Usually that comes up on these threads. I will probably use NVAlt until it doesn't work anymore, then endeavor to craft a replacement.
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by zhynn 8y ago
It's one organism with 47k appendages. This is my opinion and I stand by it. There's probably way more to learn from Pando than we think, don't delete data that you don't understand.
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by zhynn 8y ago
"Quivering"? Who calls them "Quivering Aspen"? I have only ever heard Quaking Aspen. Is that not right? Is this a Berenstein Bears situation?
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by zhynn 8y ago
Oh, good question, I didn't think of that either. there one NN that consumes the state for each of the bot players and then returns the "next action" for that bot, or is there a separate NN for each of the bots, and does tha
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by zhynn 8y ago
Does the entire NN run on the game laptop or is it passing the tuple back to OpenAI for processing?
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by zhynn 8y ago
I am embarrassed to say that I am confused about what the outputs are from the "Rapid" RL training system. Do you end up with an executable that then drives the game inputs/api? Does it produce a "bot script" that
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Godot Engine Opinions by Tynan Sylvester (author of Rimworld)(old.reddit.com)
3 points by zhynn 8y ago|1 comments
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Interview Documentary with Zack and Tarn Adams (Bay 12 Games)(youtube.com)
2 points by zhynn 9y ago|0 comments
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by zhynn 9y ago
It's true they make less money, but I think ToadyOne is happier than Notch is. I don't know that Notch is as happy with the way things turned out as you imply.
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by zhynn 9y ago
Markdown files that I edit/search with NVAlt, this is kept in a clound-sync folder (dropbox currently, but whatever). They autosave, and take advantage of the cloud-sync-versions. Easy to grep, totally transparent, fast, portable. I
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by zhynn 9y ago
nvAlt integrates with Simplenote for syncing. More here: https://computers.tutsplus.com/tutorials/superpower-your-not...
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by zhynn 9y ago
LustreFS (intel enterprise lustre) using 10gbps networking.
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by zhynn 9y ago
Oh yeah, MooseFS. I forgot about that one.
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by zhynn 9y ago
I only have experience running Lustre and Gluster. Gluster was a mess, to be honest, though that was several years ago. Lustre (and we run Intel Enterprise Lustre) has been pretty solid. Most HPC outfits run lustre over ZFS, actually, so
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Introducing Avegant Light Field(avegant.com)
2 points by zhynn 10y ago|0 comments
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by zhynn 10y ago
I realized that what they should have done is make a platform for other games to exist within instead of trying to make a game. Similarly to minecraft, but more vast.
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Rimworld Alpha 14 Preview, Going to Steam Greenlight(ludeon.com)
2 points by zhynn 10y ago|0 comments
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by zhynn 10y ago
Also, FireHOL [1] is an interesting option. It also has a DSL for managing firewall rules. The custom service port definition is a little weird, but overall I like it better than ferm. [1] https://firehol.org/
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by zhynn 10y ago
After re-reading this, it might be cool to just use this to drive creation of redmine issues (or trello cards, or whatever). This tool could just be a checklist selector / issue builder, and then you could get all of the "collabo

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