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by dag11 11d ago
I've noticed a usage shift in the last few years. In 2020, "doomscrolling" originally meant to be stuck scrolling at all the doom-y posts we were bombarded with as the world fell apart around us. As things "stabilized&qu
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by dag11 29d ago
> runs as a 1 kHz leaky-integrate-and-fire (LIF) simulation That hyphenated thing is always such a give. Clearly a thing discussed in the Claude conversation, made its way into the plan, then the readme. It always creates hyphenated phra
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by dag11 1mo ago
You could say it landed cleanly.
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by dag11 2mo ago
"Bet ya a signed dollar it's true." - Musk's follow-up It went so, so far beyond a schoolyard taunt. All of my friends and I remember the debacle clearly, and it's the moment we all went from childhood idolizers of
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by dag11 3mo ago
You can achieve that with a background-image, because you can stack multiple gradients. Since this problem bothers me every time I see it on the web, I put together a quick example: https://jsfiddle.net/ng7hmuxd
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by dag11 4mo ago
> you could go to a rave and be you without fear someone would take pictures or people outside the rave would know who you are These still exist! Look for events promoted as such, or look for smaller local events for the genres you'
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by dag11 4mo ago
I feel the same thing. I think part of it also is that, games with the same scope of flash games are still being made, but they're being made for phones which is where the customers. Flash games were the perfect mobile game before mobi
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by dag11 5mo ago
The soul of this game requires that your cursor can go "behind" things (like trees, or partially submerged in water), can have subtle nudges to keep you on paths and add friction when in water, and also to be able to take full con
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by dag11 6mo ago
How do you proceed? I've tried clicking and interacting with everything I can find but I just see the spinning cassette model. Looks cool though!
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by dag11 6mo ago
This is one of those things you see and get angry you didn't wake up the idea first. It's so perfect and just as satisfying as you'd hope. Incredible stuff!
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by dag11 7mo ago
For me, charm and character. I was an original Pebble Kickstarter wearer from 2012, then got the initial Time, then the first Android smartwatches (Moto 360!) then basically every Apple Watch from then to now. Even used Google Glass a few m
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by dag11 8mo ago
What high school CS class (or even college class) is assigning a project to implement a minimal web renderer? This is super impressive.
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by dag11 8mo ago
This question makes me unbelievably sad. Why should anyone learn anything? I'm not disagreeing.
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by dag11 8mo ago
I randomly skipped to five different paragraphs and each one ended with a "!x but y" logical statement, just formatted differently most of the time. Crazy how you can't unsee it. A sibling [dead] comment to mine is a rebuttal
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by dag11 9mo ago
I'm confused, does it actually generate environments from photographs? I can't view the galleries since I didn't sign up for emails but all of the gallery thumbnails are AI, not photos.
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by dag11 9mo ago
> X didn't. > Y did. > And that might be... It's just so... AI. If the author wanted to make a pro-AI-writing point, maybe they shouldn't have let the AI start their essay with the exact AI grammar we're all exh
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by dag11 10mo ago
I'm surprised nobody caught this, but both the screenshot for Windows 8.1 is not Windows 8.1, it's Windows Threshold, the development phase of Windows 10. The specific screenshot they show is the very first start menu they cobbled
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by dag11 11mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJklHwoYgBQ
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by dag11 11mo ago
Because the brain is really weird, and tinnitus is often a completely internal neurological phenomenon. The sound machine linked here was really helpful for me when I had some distressing tinnitus due to concerts several years ago. If I lis
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by dag11 1y ago
I think the clear implication of the phrase "healthy aging" is a lower-than-average rate of deterioration with respect to increasing years on earth. It's like, you actually can describe one of two burgers as "healthier&q
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by dag11 1y ago
This is z, no?
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by dag11 1y ago
Is that a wiki or something? That link just shows a login page with no other info.
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by dag11 1y ago
Oh man I forgot all about <frameset> and <frame> tags to create navigation. From the early days before we had dynamic sites or static site generators with templates, we had our browsers do our "templating" for us!
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by dag11 1y ago
I had an original Kickstarter Pebble, a Pebble Time, and am probably ordering this new Pebble, but I have to say you have it the other way around. Apple Watch has 10x the functionality in this comparison, but they're both delightful de
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by dag11 2y ago
In early 2020 I used a Comma 2 on my Honda Civic for a few weeks. It had one failure, but the way it failed was so alarming I'm hesitant to ever try them again. It not only failed while engaged, but it froze which meant it still show
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by dag11 2y ago
or more easily, just rename the stick figure to Michael Jackson
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by dag11 2y ago
More conventional mesh-based photogrammetry options include: - https://maps.google.com (satellite view) - https://earth.google.com (also in browser, possibly better camera controls for what you want) - Bing Maps (3D
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by dag11 2y ago
For millenials and older gen z yeah, but it's my understanding (and my complete surprise as a millenial) that snapchat is actually big again amongst actual children. Can anyone who better knows the reality here chime in?
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by dag11 2y ago
This entire thread just has me wanting to watch The Prestige one more time.
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by dag11 2y ago
It's generating gaussian splats, so not quite 3D worlds. In short, they're pseudo 3D in that there is in fact a 3D point cloud, but the points are elliptical angular-dependent colored splats that get projected into 2D space[1]. Th

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