There’s a video, maybe not my favorite, but I have watched it twice, and it’s in the 24 hour range. The one where Breath of the Wild was first 100%'ed in under 24 hours. Really like it bc it’s from before the discovery of windbombs (the trick where they launch themselves great distances using the bomb rune), so it’s slower, more methodical. It’s quite relaxing, but yeah it isn’t something to watch in one sitting, even though the video was made in one sitting.

I only have one quarrel with it and that’s that the 5th season was rushed, imo it’s quite excellent otherwise

Ohhh, code that is distributed. The implication of that word flew over my head lmao, thanks for the clarification.

Closed source software can still be audited using reverse engineering techniques such as static analysis (reading the disassembly) or dynamic analysis (using a debugger to walk through the assembly at runtime) or both.

How are you going to do that if it’s software-as-a-service?

Gandhi was a UK agent and delayed Indian independence by decades. Also he was a pedophile.

Nonviolent protests don’t work. GTFO capitalist shill

LMAO gtfo capitalist shill

Why can’t americans be like the french? Protests have to cause damage to be effective!

I know it’s a joke but I actually looked into it and it turns out that nuclear winter only reduces temperature in the short term - the effects wear off and you’d just get hit with global warming abruptly when it wears off. I guess it could potentially buy some time to implement carbon capture or something.

The idea that nonviolent protest works has been the most harmful idea in history

Once again, when we talk about geoengineering we are focusing on blocking the suns rays instead of removing CO2 from the air. How is blocking out the sun going to help with ocean acidification? That’s caused by CO2 dissolving in the water, not by global temperatures. Every fucking time. Do these people never think?

Eating oil barons is vegan

Illustration of the difference between the two from my machine learning classes in college, which was obviously just the first google result:

This is actually a perfect example of why to care about the difference between accuracy, precision, and recall. This algorithm has 0 precision and 0 recall, the only advantage being that it has 100% inverse recall (all negative results are correctly classified as negative).

Paper cheat sheet? What’s the point when you have the man page?

This is an impossible challenge

It’s a pretty good webapp