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I agree with most of your comment, but here are two nitpicks. >This is what makes the cult of science dangerous, not the word "bitches". Nobody said that, so there's no need to burn your strawman there. Science is all…
>HN is what we make it. Exactly, and certainly there are other people who would like to see more of that in first page, but you just can't bash useful comments, so even with good intentions you can be part of the…
Oh thanks, that looks pretty interesting, and will distract from shitposting on random pop-science/political quasi-journalism articles for a while. It seems that it was the purpose of HN, but I'm not sure anymore.…
> renders -> photoshop clarification was genuinely more useful Except 'the clarification' is wrong. If you have a render, it doesn't mean it's 3D. It can be 3D, 2D, a mixture of both (last is probably the most…
Renders also mean drawings. Scott Robertson's book "How to render" does not explain how to press the render button in Blender, it explains how to actually draw (render) a concept art.
Usually, people don't feel the same way when thinking about any kind of work; you have to master the basics if you want express something. You need to learn to draw before you can get to the point of expressing yourself…
>Sorry, the GIMP doesn't replace photoshop See my other comment and go have a look at Krita. >Except only MEGAcorp product is competitive. Are you denying the existence of VLC, Firefox, and other successful OSS? >Maybe…
>This is fascinating. The word you're looking for is "features". This is fascinating. You are confusing "features" with "interacting with closed software". Want to take an example? Go have a look at Krita. It has so…
It's a blogpost, made to express an opinion, so he doesn't have to say this. If this was supposed to be a serious article, or was involved in a serious debate, then it would be a different issue. Second, I have a…
I agree with you. But what if you want to drink pure/purified water? You can do for little to no cost in certain conditions, but for city people there are either bottled water or some purifying systems that can be…
There's an article with an outrageous title (claiming one's getting towards the goal of simulating existence!) and the top comment is about "he doesn't use version control?!". That's so HN.
You have beautifully captured the kind of intellectual emulation that drives people to HN. I wouldn't be surprised to learn that many great research projects started in the comment section. Maybe we should maintain a…
Thank you for this informative comment (where do you learn more about the interesting stuff?). Isn't there a nice way to have it both ways, i.e. automate all changes in a script, and roll it after each image update?…
I write snarky comments targeting opinions that express my thinking in a concise and funny (for me at least) way. Then you come and tell me to fix my attitude, directly judging my person. At no point did I judge you or…
>rasits, but use Skyrim metaphors Ok, so rasits=racist, but what "but use Skyrim metaphors" is supposed to mean? >(it's a 4chan poll, Oh, I thought it was the official Tay documentation. >so for the love of Tay don't…
I'm surprised async web framework as old as Warhol, Schiele or even Dali can keep up with the modernities and constant advances of JS and html5. Aren't they too old-fashioned? And how can Dali be more surreal than using…
Exactly, it means the same thing, never.
Oh, wow, thank you very much. It's funny because I thought "you can't just copy and paste SO, there's a number of things to think of to be able to do it correctly". Guess I'm not the only one who thought that. Anyway,…
Haha, to anyone who would want to dispel the latest AI hype, tough luck! A pop-science journalist made some ill-informed prediction 20 years ago, so your arguments are invalid.
Sometimes, you don't know that you don't know. But you don't care.
I don't know if you're in TCS or an applied branch, but my experience with TCS labs is that at most 10% of the lab (postgrads and teachers) are able to use some versioning system. Not a joke: courses supposed to teach…
> I expected that everybody would publish latex files (raw source, not PDFs) in computationally accessible formats, with raw data in easily parseable, semantic forms. Do you realize that many researchers would be…
Looks cool. This is really a great work, it has probably been the pipe-dream of many programmers.
In mathematics, there are fairly few such 'meta-results', and each one is duly celebrated as impressive; the one that comes to mind is Curry-Howard correspondence... but in more 'traditional' maths, it's very hard to…
Well, you mean the Zen of Python's "There should be one-- and preferably only one --obvious way to do it." In any case, even then, people think in different ways: you can model a problem via category theory, geometry,…