CodiePetersen

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by CodiePetersen 6y ago
Wow! Very cool, looks like it is more of a world hard drive for now, but sounds like you have bigger plans for it. Very very cool. I'm downloading it right now. I've shot you a connection request on linkedin. I would really like t
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Dual-Stick Game Design Crutch? (2011)(destructoid.com)
2 points by CodiePetersen 6y ago|0 comments
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by CodiePetersen 6y ago
I normally hate node based programming because I'm basically relearning programming but with nodes and the systems are a lot of times opaque so I can't read it at a glance to see what it does, but with this custom node stuff I cou
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by CodiePetersen 6y ago
This is great stuff. I make video games and its some times hard to find what colors would go good with others. This is a nice collection I think. Also, it looks like it would be great for deciding colors for a pitch deck/presentation.
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by CodiePetersen 6y ago
It really does kind of feel gross that these sound like business pitches.
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by CodiePetersen 6y ago
I completely agree with you. Really getting sick and tired of the tech industry thinking they are better than everyone else because they can program. Very egotistical culture. Down to even morals. I had one guy comment to me "Hard to b
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by CodiePetersen 6y ago
>>We’re programmers, so writing code is what we do, is it not ? As the title suggests, our job is a bit more complicated than stroking keys on a keyboard in front of a screen all day. I don't know what it is about the tech indust
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by CodiePetersen 6y ago
You should be careful with the "can penetrate the trees" statement for people who don't understand the technology. But you are correct. Like light, some of the lidar can make it to the ground and give us a partial map of the
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by CodiePetersen 6y ago
This would be a lot more useful if any of those things were in the store. Our stores here in Las Vegas are constantly being stripped. My mom said she had gone to go pickup some milk for my nieces and had two quarts that she could find and e
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by CodiePetersen 7y ago
I don't know who made the website but shouldn't the least volunteered ones be at the top.
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by CodiePetersen 7y ago
Hey John. I know how you feel a bit. Dont worry about people thinking its depressing. It's your struggle and your story and you can tell it how ever you want. I remember tiny things like being able to tell my story helped me when I was
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by CodiePetersen 7y ago
> Appeal to tradition. Denied. That's rich coming from the guy who just said we can call it Spanish Flu because it's old.
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by CodiePetersen 7y ago
There is implied failure of services in Spookies response. Already here in vegas, my step dad works at a bread factory as supervisor, they are seeing an increase of demand. He's had to go in several times late at night to relieve someo
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by CodiePetersen 7y ago
Honestly seems like you are doing well and that many of these had quick solutions. Great job.
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by CodiePetersen 7y ago
Great explanations. Hope you guys do well. I do like the fact you delete and destroy data and samples.
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by CodiePetersen 7y ago
No boolean operators?! That's an odd choice.
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by CodiePetersen 7y ago
Shrooms are not way more powerful. To put shrooms on lsd level is kind of ridiculous. They're all different from each other of course but most are very mild compared to LSD. The very common ones are just serotonin reuptake inhibitors.
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by CodiePetersen 7y ago
Well it's not too crazy when you think about it. The web is just encoding location and size data for them. Any medium that generated the same results every time would do the same thing. I think because of their smaller intelligence it
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by CodiePetersen 7y ago
You're not going to. There is real incentive to divide people into categories. People in the grey are hard to deal with and hard to manage. Massive tech companies like google have perfected how you are supposed to move someone from una
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by CodiePetersen 7y ago
I deleted my Facebook a couple months ago. Now I wish I would have kept it just a little longer to see what they had on me. But in the end I still would have deleted it. Facebook clearly can't be trusted with my data. Idc what connecti
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by CodiePetersen 7y ago
Dot variations in Gmail all belong to you by default. That's a Gmail thing not a Facebook thing.
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by CodiePetersen 7y ago
I think the novelty terminology makes this more confusing than it needs to be. If the hippy "its a movement not a trend" speak was taken out of the descriptions I'd probably be able to understand what this is supposed to be.
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by CodiePetersen 7y ago
In case anyone is wondering there is a blockchain that was made for such a reason. It's called namecoin. It spawned a project called chimera which was renamed xaya. In xaya the idea is you can reserve a name and the name has an alterab
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by CodiePetersen 7y ago
This is equivalent to sitting three people back to back and they can only tap each other as a form of communication. Left hand for rotate left right hand for rotate right. The Eeg is not amazing we know they can be used to estimate intent a
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by CodiePetersen 7y ago
I don't think we need to have a full understanding of the brain to make progress on those fronts. If you look at neuralink ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-vbh3t7WVI ) there is some pretty amazing brain computer inter
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by CodiePetersen 7y ago
I'm actually glad it's dead/dying. It was always going to be controlled by an elite group who answered to no one but themselves. They had the ability to monitor all of your transactions and if they didn't like you they c
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by CodiePetersen 7y ago
Yes I agree. In fact I'd argue migration is much less of a concern than colonisation. If colonies are established and work is put in to make it at least a decent liveable environment, people will move. Hands down, people will move.
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by CodiePetersen 7y ago
I like that the argument is traveling to a new continent is more exciting than traveling to a new planet. Some of the first people to Australia and the colonies were criminals. The first settlers also dealt with disease and untimely death o
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Peter Wittek Prominent Quantum ML Professor Missing in Avalanche(ctvnews.ca)
2 points by CodiePetersen 7y ago|0 comments
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by CodiePetersen 7y ago
Nailing down issues with fault tolerances are a whole lot different than pioneering methods and sciences of uncharted territory. I didn't generalize all technicalities, I specified fault tolerance for a reason, because it's trivia

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