pyalot2

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by pyalot2 12y ago
The overwhelming consensus led to a diabetes type 2 and obesity epidemic. Curious that when this consensus was absent, it wasn't nearly that much of a problem, but only started to become a huge giant problem once consensus was reached.
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by pyalot2 12y ago
Isn't it more like you give me money, and for that privilege you shall now have to pay me more money for as long as I have your money?
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by pyalot2 12y ago
HAHA. Nice going newsweek, this idea, it's been around for over 50 years, and it's always just around the corner according to rags like you, and like practical nuclear fusion, it's always 50 years in the future for anybody wh
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by pyalot2 12y ago
GLSL isn't anything as hard to parse as C. Besides, the bytecode discussion is a complete red herring. It's been done since ages for the web too, if it's slow to compile, it's either sheer incompetence on the part of the
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by pyalot2 12y ago
You're aware that the PS4 is basically a PC running FreeBSD and an AMD GPU right?
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by pyalot2 12y ago
OpenGL is the only thing you get on iOS. There is no Direct3D on iOS. Likewise, it's the only thing you get on PS4, Steambox, OSX etc. But that's not my issue, I acknowledge freely that OpenGL drivers are bad. I just don't qu
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by pyalot2 12y ago
This post is factually wrong, and misguided. Here's why: #Preamble: Except on Windows you cannot run Direct3D anywhere else. Unless you plan not to publish on Android, iOS, OSX, Linux, Steambox, PS4 etc. you will have to target OpenGL,
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by pyalot2 12y ago
You've got to be kidding me...
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by pyalot2 12y ago
The folly of premined cryptocurrencies is a well explored and established fact in the realm of altcoins. Somehow ripple thought they where immune.
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by pyalot2 12y ago
Yes, but you've got to find your niche.
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by pyalot2 12y ago
Clearly there's some unsolved problem there. Somebody come up with some proof of data algorithm and associated blockchain...
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by pyalot2 12y ago
Filed in the northern district of texas, of course, where every other IP troll goes to file suits. Really all you need to know about the merits.
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by pyalot2 12y ago
SOX is an immense drag on any US business, and on any business doing business with a US business. I've seen this firsthand at two companies (Systor and Accenture). Adherence to SOX creates insane bureaucracies and makes an organization
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by pyalot2 12y ago
Does the US want to get rid of its tourism? Because that's how it'll get rid of tourism.
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by pyalot2 12y ago
I find it offensive as well. But people are entitled to their free speech, so jabbering on about it is pretty much pointless. But if you like decency enforced by fiat, you could always move to Russia or NK...
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by pyalot2 12y ago
I'm pretty sure it's meant hyperbolic. But we've all had this , it doesn't end with a phone call either. If somebody who wants something from you can't summarize in a few written sentences what they want from you, i
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by pyalot2 12y ago
You're equating bread and pasta that the food industry puts on supermarket shelves, with the bread and pasta people used to make themselves from flour they got directly from the local mill for grains they got from a local farmer. Not t
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by pyalot2 12y ago
That's not the problem with pasta and bread. The problem is what the food industry does to flour and kernels, and that it's become a fools errand to even attempt to buy pasta or bread that's not stuff full of processed carboh
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by pyalot2 12y ago
Simply put, bad is: Anything ready made, pasta, bread, and anything not visibly grown or sliced in one piece. Good is: Everything that's noticably not been processed in any way. And if you want to stay off carbs, stay away from potatoe
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by pyalot2 12y ago
The earlier analyses where also doing writing style comparisons. So if I say, come up with an almost identical way to test newtons laws of motion, but with a slight variation, it'd be news that to discover that a = (v2-v1)/(t2-t1)
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by pyalot2 12y ago
It's not news (it's been years that this connection has been made). Nick denied ages ago to be Satoshi a long time ago. Failure to use google isn't journalism.
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by pyalot2 12y ago
1) Old news 2) Nick already denied being satoshi years ago 3) Really old news 4) Failure to use google isn't journalism
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by pyalot2 12y ago
You don't hate PHP because it doesn't have sexy peripheral utilities like other contemporary language hipsters do. You hate it because it's a badly designed language/runtime/standard library. And it's not getti
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by pyalot2 12y ago
Proof that the system is broken and needs to be abolished.
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by pyalot2 12y ago
The reason it's not called vertex program is because the pipeline is defined in terms of stages (vertex -> tessellation control -> tessellation evaluation -> geometry -> rasterizer -> fragment). Together they are a progr
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by pyalot2 12y ago
The most important thing is to run the webgl conformance test (online https://www.khronos.org/registry/webgl/sdk/tests/webgl-confo... github https://github.com/KhronosGroup/WebGL ) e
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by pyalot2 12y ago
Note that this site lists WebGL as "IE11+". That's false. IE11 has a flavor of webgl that's experimental (prefixed or not) that's reported as version WebGL 0.92 (this is basically an invalid specification conformant
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by pyalot2 12y ago
Can we lay it off with the aprils fools already?
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by pyalot2 13y ago
I needs to be mentioned that common antibacterial applications are not free of controversy. One objection is that once you wipe a susceptible bacterial population from a surface, the resistant remainder now has the environment to themselves
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by pyalot2 13y ago
Leonardo Da Vinci would disagree. In a letter to his brother he answered him to the news of the birth of his nephew, that he had created himself a great distraction.

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