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by programmarchy 4y ago
Could be an enormous opportunity for a US-based TikTok clone to thrive.
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by programmarchy 4y ago
Would be incredible useful if this could generate HDRIs.
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Ah right, must be the topology. Brilliant insight. Wake me up once people start voting for California with their feet again.
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by programmarchy 4y ago
They are the head of oil and gas in the state so very likely. The history is complicated to say the least. They don’t even run the railroad anymore. It’s all energy related. The name of the office should be changed but the oil and gas compa
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by programmarchy 4y ago
Texas is one of the fasting growing states in the union, so the idiots running things must be doing something right.
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by programmarchy 4y ago
The State Senate actually came up with a good plan (on paper) for improving the grid. The implementation was then handed off to the Railroad Commissioner who then totally watered things down. There’s a good article about how it went down in
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by programmarchy 4y ago
So, just ignore the problems and double down? Sounds like a terrible strategy. If it doesn’t work we need to pivot to something more reliable, like nuclear energy.
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by programmarchy 4y ago
...which incentivizes the network to become more decentralized.
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by programmarchy 4y ago
Just to play devil’s advocate, is a server responding to a ping request also actively helping North Korea?
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by programmarchy 4y ago
Why should seeking empathy be applauded? The value of having children and the value of having empathy are grounded in the same traditional morality. In discarding that tradition whether in part or in whole, there’s no reason to value empath
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by programmarchy 4y ago
I'd suggest reading The Abolition of Man by C.S. Lewis for a short but succinct alternative viewpoint. It's not specifically about whether or not to have children, but it talks about what connects the visceral aspect of man with t
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by programmarchy 4y ago
I’ve found SwiftUI to be a dramatic improvement over storyboards or view controllers for managing state and flow. Sure, for some view components you need to drop down into UIKit to do some detail work, but then it can be abstracted back int
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by programmarchy 4y ago
Well, I didn’t mean directly developing games, but look at Apple Arcade in the App Store, for example. But hardware-wise, yeah I imagine they will develop a VR device at some point in the not so distant future.
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by programmarchy 4y ago
Could this be trimming the fat before a potential acquisition by Apple? I noticed quite a lot of Unity talk in WWDC this year, even helping developers add a11y to their Unity games, whereas Unreal Engine was not mentioned at all. So I could
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by programmarchy 4y ago
Great job identifying a niche and executing well on a focused feature set. That’s something I wish I could do better!
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Additionally, as whales exit their positions, they will be sitting on a mountain of cash ready to buy real assets in a fire sale once the bubble pops.
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by programmarchy 4y ago
He notoriously banned politics at work in late 2020. https://www.cnbc.com/2020/09/30/coinbase-ceo-offers-severanc...
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by programmarchy 4y ago
Notably, the CEO was not mentioned in this petition. Putting on my tinfoil hat, could this be a ploy by Armstrong to continue purging the political activists within the company?
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by programmarchy 4y ago
Because it’s in the interest of people who view themselves as aspiring elites to be anti-anti-establishment. Don’t let the term hacker fool you; it’s been culturally appropriated to mask the corporate ponzi scheme that is venture capitalism
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by programmarchy 4y ago
For a minute, I thought this was a web app that did POP/IMAP/SMTP in the browser without a server backend, but I suppose that wouldn't be possible without browser extensions.
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by programmarchy 4y ago
Er, isn't it the other way around? Voter fraud is just individuals cheating on a small scale like "helping" grandma with her mail-in ballot, but election fraud entails broad schemes and conspiracies like the DOJ article descr
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by programmarchy 4y ago
You might just be too early right now. VR headsets just aren't very popular. Personally, I find the hardware atrocious and am waiting for someone like Apple to "do it right". As a late adopter of VR, I may not be your target
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by programmarchy 4y ago
The pace of development on Blender is extremely impressive. Bravo!
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by programmarchy 4y ago
This sounds like a wise thing to do, although to play devil’s advocate, if the AGI is hyper intelligent then it may be able to detect it’s inside a simulation and conceal any malicious intentions it may have.
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by programmarchy 4y ago
Pretty much all the tools I use on a daily basis have arm64 builds now, so I haven't used Rosetta since the early days of having my M1. The biggest gap I have as a developer is Docker support. I have some projects that produce x86 buil
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by programmarchy 4y ago
...something other than a military, which is a step forward.
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by programmarchy 4y ago
Wow, this is beautifully done. The site mentions the decryption key is released when the note is "cut". Does that mean there's something enclosed in the bill, and you have to physically cut it open to extract it?
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by programmarchy 4y ago
Hadn't seen natto before, but I agree that's pretty far out there! If you search images of Tableau Prep, that's more along the lines of what I had in mind. Although Tableau supports Python and R, it's not nearly as well
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by programmarchy 4y ago
Looks very useful! In terms of feedback, I think if you brought in a designer you'd have a much bigger "wow" factor. There's a lot of low hanging fruit like consistent button styles, fonts, whitespace, larger text inputs
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Correct, in polite company one should say "get dabbed on" instead.

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