arc-in-space

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by arc-in-space 17d ago
You might want to note that "this particular user" is "extremely active" on this website . (Nothing against it, I'm always happy to hear what Thomas has to say)
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by arc-in-space 17d ago
Disappointed at the lack of replies here, I've had a similar thought before and I'd be curious to hear about the technical viability of this
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by arc-in-space 3mo ago
Am I getting overly paranoid, or does this account look incredibly unnatural?
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by arc-in-space 4mo ago
The monsters running away when wounded is a basic element in the Monster Hunter games, which are still very unique in how they present the relationship between the player character and the world.
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by arc-in-space 4mo ago
Absolutely. Whenever I learn a new thing I'll always approach it from different angles - sources from people with varying skill levels (it can be useful to know how another beginner dealt with something!), video form, written text, rea
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by arc-in-space 4mo ago
Blatant bot
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by arc-in-space 5mo ago
I'm surprised how many comments in this thread swear by the position that you literally can't tell based on a picture, as if eating trick foods designed to mislead you was an everyday occurence. Most of the time in typical use you
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by arc-in-space 6mo ago
Oh, I was not expecting an entire DSL for this. This looks really useful.
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by arc-in-space 6mo ago
God damn those featured pages load so fast.
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by arc-in-space 7mo ago
Wait, I thought I've been seeing 'genuine question' a lot lately, but does that actually have anything to do with AI? I had assumed people were always annoying with it and it just so happened to bother me more recently
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by arc-in-space 1y ago
Ah, thank you. I was confused reading this article, thinking it's about the unique position that takes the most moves to reach.
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by arc-in-space 1y ago
Oh hey it's the thing that ruins an otherwise okay rhythm game.
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by arc-in-space 1y ago
Please chill a bit. > Be kind. Don't be snarky. Converse curiously; don't cross-examine. Edit out swipes.
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by arc-in-space 2y ago
Despite the criticism, I surprisingly like these and would love to see the concept expanded & executed better.
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by arc-in-space 2y ago
This, watching the generated clips feels uncomfortable, like a nightmare. Geometry is "swimming" with camera movement, objects randomly appear and disappear, damage is inconsistent. The entire thing would probably crash and burn i
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by arc-in-space 3y ago
This is super random but for a brief time I happened to be in a WoW guild with Adrian, did some raiding together. Really should get around to reading Children of Time at some point.
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by arc-in-space 3y ago
Well if it's any motivation you should go get on that haha
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by arc-in-space 3y ago
>communicate with Google-esque customer service This is a strange allegation; While I have little personal experience with Steam's consumer service, the typical report I hear is that it is excellent and very helpful, while Google mo
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by arc-in-space 3y ago
> average driving style of Porsche owners Just recently I've had a driver completely ignore me on a crosswalk, which I almost never see happen, and it sure was a Porsche.
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by arc-in-space 3y ago
Yeah, the page says "The game that created the genre" about Factorio, which isn't really true - the factorio-style gameplay was preceeded and inspired by tech mods in Minecraft.
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by arc-in-space 3y ago
The content here seems great, but for some reason I find the prose difficult to follow. Maybe I'm just too tired? Some sentences are oddly phrased and I have to keep backing up to re-read them.
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by arc-in-space 3y ago
Like the other commenter I also had to look this up to realize this isn't some sort of weird fiction.
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by arc-in-space 3y ago
I think just about everyone wishes we knew!
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by arc-in-space 3y ago
I have a friend in Sweden who is in the situation you described because of debt accrued by his father . It really is insane. I won't pretend I have any understanding of Swedish law but afaik in just about any other western country you
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by arc-in-space 3y ago
You do see a lot of really poor understanding of statistics out there, but on reflection, I want to say the latter is much worse. If journalists with an agenda were actually good at manipulating data, it would be much harder to put trust in
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by arc-in-space 3y ago
Don't worry, I could have made it a much weirder comment. You know what else was reported in similar numbers as suicidal ideation, for Ozempic? Death. I'm pretty sure that's a whole lot scarier than thinking about death! That
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by arc-in-space 3y ago
My point was that the data doesn't seem point at suicidal ideation in any particular way. Adverse event reports contain literally every outcome in connection with every drug, you need a strong trend to claim that you aren't just s
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by arc-in-space 3y ago
Trillions of cycles, what? How can that be? Maybe I'm confusing something, but to reach a trillion cycles in, say, a year, would take overwriting all your memory 30 times a millisecond. That doesn't sound right? Or is that trillio
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by arc-in-space 3y ago
>If your nuclear capacity can cover the worst case where solar and wind aren’t producing, it can cover all cases, and the solar and wind become irrelevant. This is plainly false; nation-wide energy consumption isn't fixed, it adapts
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by arc-in-space 3y ago
Thanks, putting it this way does help me understand a bit better. So a large number of repeated fair tosses can be broken down into a sequence of win-loss pairs, which are always =0.9. The thing that still confuses me is, why the heck is th

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