codelobe

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by codelobe 2y ago
Holo Display: generate the refractive voxel via ultrasonic convergent propagation fringe pattern, and light the voxel with IR that becomes higher frequency visible light color at point of interfearance/intersection. PrHoteph: hyperplan
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by codelobe 2y ago
Distinguished seekers also searched: "NOFORN" "EYES ONLY"
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by codelobe 2y ago
Ooin called; Wants the Yggdrasil equation back... TREE_LIFE=FILE_TREE The meaning of life is what life is and does. Life experiences reality and message-passes thee grokked data to the future.
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by codelobe 2y ago
Thanks for your suggestion! I tried cats.youtube.com also, but it's just like my IRL cat.
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by codelobe 2y ago
>a certain number of plants will form a rough line as seen from the earth Ah, a fellow galactic hitchhicker. I too am a fan of dead-reaconeering in favor of astrolabian navigation.
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by codelobe 2y ago
[x] Strongly Agree. Also, the focus on how these devices are increasingly consumer only instead of me being able to use my device to create Disclaimer: one of my goals is to build apps for my machine on the machine itself. I had this worki
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by codelobe 2y ago
Indie Gamedevs can do their own Voice Acting? See also indie film, same use case. Actor dies / hit by buss before a work is finished - Create a few more lines posthumously (it'll be in the fine print of the contract that you allow
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by codelobe 2y ago
Maybe the Sumerian or (blue-skinned) Vedic Gods saw some giant sentient machine life, and went out of their way to honor these "Angels" with many eyes and huge wings by creating what we call insects (in addition to Humans [Hanuman
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by codelobe 2y ago
The upstream who manages their name::location mapping?
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by codelobe 3y ago
Usually I would agree. I typically make a "Crash-Course in $PLATFORM" document while keeping notes. These I very commonly reference in order to externalize my memory since it seems to be approaching capacity. I don't care
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by codelobe 3y ago
I never refactor for the purpose of refactoring. If I can do things better, and I usually can, it's because I have a more performant higher level algorithm or set of low level optimization strategies to apply. I agree, Those API organi
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by codelobe 3y ago
Join the trust graph...
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by codelobe 3y ago
Remember when .PNG included a gamma correction to try and make a more accurate image -- Appearing as the creator viewed the image... And then WE ALL REJECTED THIS INSANITY because it made .PNG images a pain in the butt to work with since th
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by codelobe 3y ago
My "solution", to the example config error: delete everything after the first close curly brace. Works on my machine... Ship it!
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by codelobe 3y ago
> The second front end, the one I’ve actually published on GitHub [ed: link now defunct, since the JavaScript front end was scrapped], uses JavaScript for the drawing, and Neon Bindings as a Rust-to-JavaScript bridge. It’s packaged as an
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by codelobe 3y ago
Indeed. When I ask (now retiring) office workers they typically agree that WordPerfect 5.1 is the best document editor our Earth has to offer.
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by codelobe 3y ago
Well, Red-Black algos are supposed to be better at cache-locality, but I have an AVL-tree impl (ugg jokes, again: AVUL (ALV) is the "evil" tree of "forbidden" {carnal?} wisdom from The Garden of Eden, associated with Ygg
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by codelobe 3y ago
[insert confused trollface] > ffmpeg There is certainly a few hundered exploitable vectors in that program alone... to say nothing of the rest. When in doubt, spin up a VM to run the random untrusted thing -- And then go read its mailing
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by codelobe 3y ago
My first thing is usually: #0: Replace the custom/proprietary Hashmap implementation with the STL version. Once upon a time, C++ academics brow beat the lot of us into accepting Red-Black-Tree as the only Map implementation, a
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by codelobe 3y ago
To lessen the cost of the first step that begins The Thousand Mile Journey: I plan to do everything at least twice. Leave room for failure in the prediction to (at least partially) avoid the planning fallacy. https://en.wikipedi
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by codelobe 3y ago
Replying to bookmark(hoard) all the thread links later. Fellow hackers might also enjoy: https://www.nand2tetris.org/
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by codelobe 3y ago
Ah, I see you are also a coder of culture... The trick is to get the Project Management to migrate to a hot new framework: Vanilla JS... http://vanilla-js.com/
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by codelobe 3y ago
It IS distracting, and a waste of time vs Jump-cut-to-results. In the right hands the zooming effect could reduce disorientation due to "Doorway Effect", but in the wrong hands zooming animations may induce motion sickness in some
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by codelobe 3y ago
> The endgame in a few generations, ignoring physics, is a pair of eyeglasses Vuzix AV920 is closer to that, and many years earlier... I've been using VR since Quake and Descent came out in the 1990's. The tech still isn'
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by codelobe 3y ago
... Or pressing the start key in Vista and seeing a wall of live tile distractions. In my experience the start page idea was a software implementation of "Doorway Effect". I always had to return to the desktop to have my "re