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2 months agoThe USA has by far the largest prison population in absolute terms and per capita. You have no idea what you are saying.
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6·3 months agoReminds me of DS9. This isn’t Bajor though.
c’mon, it’s right there
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A physics based surfing game that has procedural coastline generation using seeds. The wave fluid physics interacts with the different coasts to create different surfing conditions along with some swell randomization parameters. SimSurfer.
3·8 months agoI’d imagine this is something the HW has to support, and the software has to implement a solution via that HW support. I’m really excited to see SteamOS coming up as the next mobile linux platform. With the support from Valve, I’d consider a steam deck or similar over other tablet options.
113·9 months agoPretend we are playing a game within a magic circle that separates us from all the normal rules you have been taught.
Are the LLMs a testing ground for groomers? This is pretty disturbing to contemplate.
The problem here is that there will always be some uncertainty about how quickly he can acquire nuclear weapons. But we don’t want the smoking gun to be a mushroom cloud.
-Condi Rice
This was said by the National Security Advisor of the USA, the only country in the world that used nuclear weapons … on civilian cities … twice … for no militarily objective reason.
Watching that shit unfold really got me into politics. Being disillusioned with Obama’s 8 years got me into real political economic theory though.
Why does piracy need a business model? Sci-hub etc already exists.
Capitalism is an economic system based on the private ownership of the means of production and their operation for profit.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capitalism
You deserve condescension for your willful ignorance and lack of humility. That’s just how the world works.
This seems more like just a reality of LCD / LED display tech than anything. CRTs (remember those?) can do a lot of resolutions pretty well no problem, but new stuff not so much. I remember using a lower rez on early LCDs as a ‘free AA’ effect before AA got better/cheaper. This just seems like a response to folks getting ~4k or similar high rez displays and gfx card performance unable to keep up.
I was just playing around with gamescope that allows for this kind of scaling stuff (linux with AMD gfx). Seems kinda cool, but not exactly a killer feature type thing. It’s very similar to the reprojection algos used for VR.
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mostly just folks very resistant to learn some quite simple things due to their overly propagandized worldview
I’m talking about people that have trouble with basic understandings of political economy like:
leftism : anti-capitalist :: liberal : anti-communist
I can only imagine the shock they are experiencing
we’re mostly pretty chill if people can be chill with each other, unfortunately some folks are just uncomfortable with understanding the complexity of the world I guess
I mostly use index trigger shifters, but I’m open to trying non-indexed friction shifters. Supposedly less maintenance due to cable stretch with them. I guess those are both considered manual though.
Oh you mean on automobiles?
I learned to drive stick in a very hilly and traffic congested city. It was pretty intense. Haven’t driven a stick vehicle in a while though.
it’s the same story of ‘pull yourself up by your bootstraps’ too
41·11 months agoProbably would need to scrap this data from all the various instances to build up the dataset:
I’m pretty wiggly until I get into deeper sleep. Got to find that spot and position of maximum
Just don’t enable any network connections, and it’s just a big monitor.
8·11 months agoDoes this affect older Ryzens as well? I’ve noticed some periodic hitching in games/videos cropping up on occasion.
Time + gravity + chemistry + physics = hot stirring clumpy rock stew
As the stew goes from hot to warm over millions of years things settle into some interesting patterns. The highest concentrations of known gold geological formations happen to be on the oldest pieces of the earth’s crust btw.