At least in some stealth games you can avoid confrontation and killing.

Is this common? I don’t think it’s ever happened to me.

Basically Hello World using the win32 API. I believe I first encountered this before college, and it took actually professional dev experience to really understand it.

Doesn’t this imply gayness is discrete and there is a quanta of gay?

And the FAA!

Woodworking tools! Just one more item would make up for my poor design and lack of skill!

I think some Chinese brands need to own their premium prices. It might be difficult with electronics however.

There are steels that premium Chinese brands can make that are objectively better that nobody else has produced yet and they are VERY expensive.

Well you want some weight which is why I’m suggesting the whole car but sure if you want some custom solution you can build something better.

Hmm… this might be easier to do with an electric car. Put it on an inclined track, and then drive uphill to store energy, and go downhill to release the energy.

Thinking China is the same as it was 10-30 years ago and that Chinese products can’t have superior quality.

We’ve reached a point where the US doesn’t even know how to manufacture some of the stuff China can.

Yeah monitors typically cost more than the equivalent TV as it’ll have more features.

This depends on the country. Switzerland has excellent transit to even remote towns. And it has an excellent car culture for this reason as well.

We already apply distortion correction based on lens profiles. Probably all cell phone lenses do this. They just aren’t corrected based on individual phones.

Ah I see. Do non phone specific generic lenses exist? They all seem pretty specialized to me.

That means we could get better processing by applying this analysis in reverse. Would also reduce this type of fingerprinting.

Why would a generic lens be any better? These distortions are part of the lens design and manufacturing. Arguably, a lower quality lens would be easier to identify.

I mean… you’d get better results for large data sets by just using a known compression algorithm. This is only viable for situations where you only have a small amount of data, enough computation to run this conditional, but not enough computation to run compression/decompression.

Have fun! At some point I gave up on it because it was too much like a job.

You can still lessen assembly, it’s not that hard actually, just tedious. It can play TIS-100 if you want a “fun” way to learn it.

What about Cyberpunk?