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kridsdale2

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    Comment #37332204

    I've honestly found GPT4 to be fantastic for every recipe I've tried. I list what I own, say generally what I want, and say either use what I have, or minimize the number of new th…

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    Comment #37332179

    Not as far as who the two majority voting shareholders are.

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    Comment #37332116

    VR. Super constrained.

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    Comment #33724285

    I read that this legal technique has also been used in Japan as a proxy for Gay Marriage.

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    Comment #33724241

    I've never thought about it this way. Cut off the left side of the bell, rotate the graph by 90 degrees, and you can see that the high-sigma members of the distribution take all th…

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    Comment #33712812

    Funny you say that. For Elder Scrolls 4 (Oblivion), the devs claimed to have built something like this. Where all the NPCs had their own wants and needs and schedules, like The Sim…

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    Comment #33697884

    I was just looking up the profiles of the astronauts selected for the future Artemis Moon Missions. These people have resumés that look like they rolled a 20 for every one of their…

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    Comment #33697799

    "Crash" is not something you want an aerial explosive to do.

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    Comment #33646467

    The original reason for invasion (2014) was access to the sea. Logistics are crucial for an economy.

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    Comment #33645480

    I'm ex-Meta and now at Google and while they have 'hg' as a wrapper around their fig system, it's lacking so many of the Sapling features I am sad and frustrated occasionally.

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    Comment #33645400

    In a way it has. Just not directly. Everyone is abandoning (for example on iOS) imperative style (Cocoa and UIKit) for React style (RxSwift, ComponentKit, SwiftUI). It's the bigges…

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    Comment #33567772

    The only one I could imagine having had a chance would be Sony. They had a rather well built out OS on the Playstation 3 with lots of modern online features.

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    Comment #33552257

    Ensures that only the most hardcore mascohists remain, who you can abuse for huge productivity extraction vs the rest-and-vest type.

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    Comment #33552243

    Depending on your definitions, it is.

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    Comment #33552119

    IMO the main issue with writing HTML is it takes a two-armed key-chord to do a char.

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    Comment #33552021

    So is mine. Which company?

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    Comment #33552000

    And yet, if he hadn't put USB on the first iMac, how many more years would we as a species have had to wait for widespread adoption of USB by peripheral makers? PC makers were perf…

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    Comment #33551775

    I'm no aerospace engineer, but the flux through the air, driving resistance, seems obviously higher the more you move away from the shape of a missile.

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    Comment #33551758

    Maybe if you had it in stereo 3D and gave the passengers a VR display.

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    Comment #33537208

    My grades in undergrad would have been so much better if Youtube had existed. Oh well.

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    Comment #33537191

    God knows how I passed 4 years of engineering math without ever being able to describe to anyone what eigen* actually are, but I think that's actually the norm.

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    Comment #33537139

    It's been 15 years since I was in my EE degree, and I learned all this stuff to the point of intuition. Since then I've been a C-monkey at megacorp and not doing any real math beyo…

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    Comment #33537075

    Heavy Metal ruined the clean perfection of our fancy math devices, you say? That's pretty metal.

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    Comment #33536902

    What you're describing is our national problem. People are more aligned with either extreme than they used to be (likely due to the internet exposing people to echo chambers), and …

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    Comment #33536874

    The social contract in America is different. Many/Most people do not regard other citizens as their brethren who deserve better lives. They are adversaries and competitors. Everyon…