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PawBer
1y ago
The fastest way to experience this phenomenon is by playing the Touhou games. After a few hours of gameplay, closing your eyes will almost guarantee that you’ll see bullet patterns unfolding in the static behind your eyelids.
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PawBer
3y ago
Reminds me of this Raymond Chen classic: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20050412-47/?p=35...
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PawBer
3y ago
The LAN code is probably the same code as the online multiplayer.
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PawBer
3y ago
Looks like the person that posted this decided to editorialize a little too much because there's nothing written about being a dashcam in the GitHub repo.
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PawBer
3y ago
You'd also have to find a copy of the web framework it uses because it got renamed and the author disabled the old download address.
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120 Days of *Buntu (2011)
(120buntu.com)
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PawBer
4y ago
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Magic Mail (2018)
(danrl.com)
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4y ago
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Golang Slices Gotcha
(blog.allegro.tech)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Now I wonder if our simulation is written in Rust or a GC-ed language because It doesn't segfault.
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PawBer
4y ago
It's just a tool to enforce the hierarchy in code. Once the codebase gets big it's hard to remember all the details about your API.
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PawBer
4y ago
You can treat the points in the article as those.
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PawBer
4y ago
I think he's talking about the lack of a bigger community than lack of help.
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PawBer
4y ago
At first I thought this was going to be an AI that generates random restaurants.
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PawBer
4y ago
Windows 11 can update without peoblems with unsupported hardware. The only thing that's different is a warning in the settings. One Microsoft employee even used a 7th gen Intel CPU during an official screencast.
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PawBer
4y ago
It's no wonder that people vote for less government influence in the US. They just never had a good experience with it so they want to get rid of it as a band-aid solution.
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PawBer
4y ago
Just try asking Amazon support. Usually it's a person from India that doesn't care and will remove them without asking.
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PawBer
4y ago
The same company that uses HTML5 supercomputers?
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PawBer
4y ago
They only put people under ECMO when there's no other way they will survive so I think it's a pretty good deal.
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PawBer
4y ago
Having the patient awake is a liability. It's understandable that doctors don't want to take the risk.
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PawBer
4y ago
Looks like they didn't teach the model about airplanes.
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PawBer
4y ago
There's always /r/stopgaming
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Three Star Programmer
(wiki.c2.com)
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4y ago
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PawBer
4y ago
People sometimes upvote posts based on their discussion value. It's a simple post with a lot of counterarguments to be made.
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PawBer
4y ago
r/usabilityporn is a place where users show off the setups they use.
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PawBer
4y ago
I think Linux users are bound to critique every thing that makes Linux Desktop a better product.
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4y ago
Getting banned from the game because of cheating will also be helpful.
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PawBer
4y ago
Just don't visit websites you don't trust. There is nothing wrong with exposing useful functionality.
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PawBer
4y ago
I thought this was going to be Find my iPhone for dumbphones.
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PawBer
5y ago
The first post about something usually sets a chain reaction because people suddenly remember interesting things about the object of the first post. Other than that Japanese envy is just a common thing in the west.
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PawBer
5y ago
You have to be one to make that much money.
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