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2StepsOutOfLine

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    Comment #44827888

    During the demo they quickly shuffled off of, the air flow lines completely broke. It was just a few dots moving left to right, changing the angle of the surface showed no visual d…

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    Comment #40835226

    Tangentially, I think I may have developed some bad habits and muscle memory from relying on features like this when typing on android. So much so that when typing using FUTO's key…

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    Comment #40300558

    Regarding: "Fully localized: All of the above technologies can be executed locally, ensuring privacy and security through complete localization." Does this mean you intend to let p…

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    Comment #39752360

    I'm also struggling to find any examples of how to actually get a 3D model output. Very few references to this capability outside of the blog post.

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    Comment #39431535

    Also missing a CAS Latency filter. It's the only reason I find myself going to newegg over Amazon so I can filter by it.

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    Comment #37665124

    Which is then immediately contradicted by the following FAQ: > I REPRESENT, OR KNOW OF, A COMPANY THAT COULD DO YOUR T-SHIRT FULFILLMENT REALLY INEXPENSIVELY. ... We have made the …

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    Show HN: Clipable – A self hosted video sharing platform

    We are thrilled to announce the 1.0 release of Clipable, a self-hosted alternative to Streamable built primarily in Go! A few years ago, a few friends and I were devastated when we…

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    Comment #33490171

    I spent the weekend so far making a quick project to visualize optic capabilities for vehicles in a tank simulater game called War Thunder https://github.com/ImVexed/ThunderView . …

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    Comment #32840284

    https://www.golem.network/

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    Comment #30146059

    Also, the company behind Traefik. Containous. It doesn't sound bad in your head, but then you say it out loud. (Yes even the CEO pronounces it that way in videos too)

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    Comment #29352547

    I'm shocked more people arent talking about SQLBoiler in threads like these. It solves this exact problemset. You write the SQL schema and it generates all the scan and helper func…

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    Comment #25805421

    This comment felt like the beginning script for this video: https://youtu.be/_o7qjN3KF8U

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    Comment #25784155

    A visual bot maker. Imagine a blueprint editor similar to one found in UE4 or Unity, but for chat bots. You can place a node a connect it to other nodes to express the logic of a g…

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    Comment #25573906

    Maybe inspired by some of the techniques used to defeat HESH[1] in WWII and beyond? 1: https://youtu.be/Uhz3w8-PSl8

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    Comment #25399941

    I'm struggling to find any direct clips, but many are suggesting it was due to a fan showing their ass while he was streaming with Sabaton.

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    Comment #24367292

    Why did having co-workers with an NSA/FBI background dissuade you from working there?

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    Comment #23600448

    I, for one, will keep a fish tank on earth in case any better descendents swing by to visit.

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    Comment #23559978

    https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1272363466288820224

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    Comment #23554121

    https://riot.im/ lets you sign up without even an email

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    Comment #23053393

    > Channels allow mutex free communication between goroutines without a pain. Channels are not lock free: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/8899

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    Comment #23027346

    Wollay and most software development he does is intermittent at best. The Cube World community went 6 years without an update. He will occasionally (every few years) post screensho…

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    Comment #23026964

    From the author: "the x86 disassembly comes from IDA, the VM disassembly is literally in notepad++ and generated by my disassembler"

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    Comment #22537677

    Gzip'ing the msgpack encoded example results in 238 bytes.