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haversine02
1y ago
I've always wished the planet descriptions weren't so dry, the RNG generates some pretty compelling combinations sometimes. So I spared an hour or so and vibecoded this quick tampermonkey extension for the game. It scrapes the pag
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haversine02
6y ago
My prediction: pairing AI with high-resolution satellite data will allow us to find untapped reserves of high-quality timber in the Amazon basin, enriching the local populace and the wise investors who get in to this metatrend on time. But
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haversine02
7y ago
In some materials, this hidden configuration might have interesting properties. It could even be (quasi)stable once the original pattern is suppressed. So, novel superconductors or metamaterials, maybe?
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haversine02
7y ago
The art doesn't even need more detail or realism, it just needs consistent detail. Even just a simple palettization/pixelation preprocessing for every sprite could be enough - https://i.imgur.com/oPH7paD.jpg
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haversine02
8y ago
The definition of enforcement is left extremely vague in standard CoC, so let's extrapolate a bit. Biased enforcement will follow quite naturally. The generic call for project leadership to resolve all issues will eventually become unw
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haversine02
8y ago
That's a motte-and-bailey argument. The easy to defend idea of CoC is of course that one shouldn't discriminate and act unprofessionally. But declaring a CoC is just the first step - it needs to be enforced. And by design the enf
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10y ago
There should definitely be an additional axis for alternative, non-mainstream sources. It doesn't really work if you're just lumping everything together as either Democrat or Republican.
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haversine02
10y ago
Pallas cats are one of my favourite animals. I've had the luck of seeing a very vocal and grumpy one in person. They also have a very unique low meow, which also sounds like they're constantly pissed off: http://www.bi
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haversine02
10y ago
It's a shame that the whole matter of global warming has been politicized and muddied so much by special interests that average person simply doesn't care anymore. That's why it's especially weird to see something like t
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haversine02
10y ago
The idea that the Universe is this sort of discrete lattice always makes me suspect simulation. I feel like true reality should not become grainy at some point, it feels like a mark of artificial origin.
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haversine02
10y ago
I've had similar issues doing remote work for people who aren't really good at managing projects. The solution depends on how much you care about the product itself - you can either take charge, send constant emails, follow up on
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haversine02
11y ago
I haven't read the paper, but from the video this kind of feels like blend shapes to me which are definitely not a new thing. Custom facial rigs often have blending between different expressions, controlled by 2d sliders. Another issue