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Blammar

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    Comment #42111761

    Thank you. I got a little further this time. The UI needs a LOT of work to make it friendlier. It's difficult to enter numerical values, and often the values just go blank. I suppo…

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    Comment #42107023

    Uh if it wasn't clear, I was asking HN for a bit of help. The editor does look very cool.

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    Comment #42106407

    I am unable to figure out how to use this. I move blocks around. Some blocks I can attach to the bottom of "run this program" block and they clearly run. But I was unable to add an…

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    Comment #42059271

    Jesus fucking christ don't give them ideas.

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    Comment #41836367

    I'm one of the designers of the GeForce 256. The hardware transform and lighting was an enormous step forward, and there was no other single-chip manufacturer that had that functio…

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    Comment #40747603

    Torus, of course, but how does that relate to enclaves, which are planar ?

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    Comment #40735686

    I read in Forbes about a construction company that used AI-related tech to manage the logistics and planning. They claimed that they were saving upwards of 20% of their costs becau…

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    Comment #40715134

    Apologies if this has been posted already, but my search fu failed to find a similar post. 1. Start the cancellation process for your current license 2. When offered a discount or …

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    Comment #40694473

    Nice work indeed. However, was there a reason you didn't support gigabit ethernet? I haven't used 100mbit ethernet for more than a decade...

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    Comment #39751207

    NVDA's forward PE is ~37, about what it has been for the past ~5 years I've been tracking that. So it's not overpriced based on that metric. If you're convinced the stock is that o…

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    Comment #38692142

    Problem is that the only thing scrith can possibly be is strange matter. That's a big advance in material science.........

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    Comment #38441281

    The thing that is truly mindboggling to me is that THE SHADOWS IN THE IMAGES ARE CORRECT. How is that possible??? Does DALL-E actually have a shadow-tracing component?

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    Comment #38418265

    More like a shooting star once your perfidy is discovered.

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    Comment #38401318

    You're free to decline anti-agathic treatment. I still want to visit Saturn's rings in person, so I need to be around 120 for that (wild-ass guess.)

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    Comment #37798206

    The thing about owning the CUDA spec is that Nvidia can add new features quickly without having to argue with other hardware vendors. I find that a positive thing overall. Also, I …

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    Comment #37654027

    Wow. Great question. "Add knight moves to your queen for only 200 coins!"

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    Comment #37543415

    My googlefu failed me. Do you have a link to the Nature report?

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    Comment #37473909

    Am I correct in interpreting this study that your recorded BP should be the MAX of sitting BP and supine BP?

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    Comment #37453726

    You should work with ChatGPT4 to generate a movie script for Roland! Shouldn't take more than a week!

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    Comment #37330793

    As long as humans maintain control of the chip fabs, and self-assembling chip tech is yet to be discovered, we are okay.

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    Comment #37139956

    Now you're making me want to move to Switzerland, even though I hate living in the mountains...

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    Comment #36288816

    Nicely put!

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    Comment #36067978

    The problem I have with these is that they do 98% of the removal well, but flub the last 2%. This has been the case with every one of the online and app flavors I have used (note I…

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    Comment #36056000

    The most surprising conclusion is that Mercury is on the average closest to ANYTHING that orbits the sun, including (presumably) long-orbit comets!

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