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araes

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About araes

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Website: https://araesmojo-eng.github.io/

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    Comment #47784589

    Personally, better way to phrase might be "Does anybody you've actually met, visually viewed, use OpenClaw? Can you verify them using the software nearby?" In a few years, it's bec…

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    Comment #47695041

    Almost a literal "niche" hobby. Canoe - something that resembles a recess in a wall.

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    Comment #47679092

    That went quickly from "America the supposed liberator is here" to "America is going to genocide your entire civilization."

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    Comment #47548591

    Funny on this type of article linking to Google Patents. Such great possibilities for replacement. Google publishes Google has patented something. Nobody checks. USPTO Dossier Summ…

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    Comment #47238945

    Fraud (Wikipedia, United States): - Misrepresents a material (non-trivial) fact in order to obtain action or forbearance by another person - The other person relies upon the misrep…

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    Comment #47188150

    Tried this a little bit ago when making a website to try and qualify for the No JS Club inclusion. Wanted to include a bunch of interactive torches that would light when you click …

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    Comment #47157080

    From the webpage https://pine64.org/devices/pinetime/ Does not look like it. Appears to be Bluetooth 5 and Bluetooth LE only.

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    Comment #46938345

    There's a GBDK demo that actually does something similar (spinning 2D imposters). Does not handle the lighting though, which is quite impressive. https://github.com/gbdk-2020/gbdk-…

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    Comment #46938233

    It's the equivalent of spinning the view camera around in the scene. Up / Down spins the light coordinates, Left / Right spins the camera viewpoint. Probably could have been writte…

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    Comment #46917352

    Seems cool. Took a couple minutes how to set up a basic object and do a multiple part bouncing ball tween. Haven't really explored the scripting or export options yet.

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    Comment #46906152

    Attempt at real life version (starts with idea they are actually not trustworthy) - You invite someone to sit in your living room - There must have been a reason to begin with (or …

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    Comment #46893420

    Thanks for the very informative post on airline engine testing. One of the quickest upvotes ever. Never knew the details on the range of birds fired and actual damage allowables. C…

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    Comment #46850446

    Thanks, had almost no idea what I was even looking at with the reference. Originally thought maybe it was some weird academic variant of Linux. After a bit of searching, apparently…

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    Comment #46831556

    Saw that one. The 96% regurgitation rate on Harry Potter by Claude was pretty damning. Verbatim. That was the caveat that really got me. Figured they were being kind of lenient ini…

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    Comment #46816154

    So, they're suing Anna' Archive for $13T... - The combined market cap of NVidia ($4.35T), Apple ($3.88T), and Google (Goog, $1.9T+Googl, $3.62T) shares combined. - An amount larger…

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    Comment #46772242

    First saw the reference to negative -$228 / MWh electricity prices at: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-01-26/power-lin... and then checked over at Commonwealth Edison …

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    Comment #46758509

    Similar reasoning, don't know if it's "wrong" reasoning. The large chip looks like it's purposely placed to intercept every single incoming signal, and then route them through afte…

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    Comment #46699653

    Yes, here's a couple examples from a quick search on [1] 2006 to 2008 timeframe. [1] https://www.google.com/search?q=financial+real+estate+warnin... Reuters, 8/9/2007, "House bubbl…

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    Comment #46699429

    Tax collector avoidance is actually a pretty excellent alternative proposal. From searching, it looks like a lot of the taxes were on stuff that was difficult to hide, like farm an…

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    Comment #46698614

    Agree in the case of large character cells like a terminal. For those cases, where you only have something like 40x48 in the Apple II Low Res mode, there's only so much you can do …

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    Comment #46684674

    Or an alternative for the Sega Genesis https://github.com/Stephane-D/SGDK Or the Super Nintendo Entertainment System https://github.com/alekmaul/pvsneslib Or the Gameboy / GBC, Seg…

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    Comment #46684258

    Cool, and thanks for the explanation. Gotten interested in retro software recently, so may actually be helpful for trying to set up pictures in some of the retro consoles. Most do …

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    Comment #46673834

    Caveat, it was a long time ago. Second caveat, I ended up completing with effectively positive money afterward. However, generally yes anyways. Towards your specific questions. Kno…

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    Comment #46672726

    Surprised you didn't include the output result for the test image as a showcase of the library's results. Edit: nvm, confused by the libraries purpose. Thought it was primarily cha…