I don't consider myself a dumb person but I couldn't figure out nix when last I decided to play with it. Theoretically it seems super interesting to me, but I really just can't dedicate the time again now to learn that esoteric syntax.
Well... You need like what, 3 floats for position and 4 more for orientation. Multiply that by 3 to get velocity and acceleration values. Then I don't know a few more floats per sensor and you have your whole state space in a few bytes.
Meanwhile a single image is like a megabyte so yeah.
Source: it's past midnight and I should have gone to sleep ages ago
I used to think this way, at least when writing C++. But it's objectively harder to do and convince other people to follow, especially if they can't be bothered to change their environment to display tabs and spaces differently. It's a losing battle so now I just do spaces when working with other people
Also solved by a reflexive pronoun, as in Russian
That's giving me a 404, captain
23rd of February 2029?
I don't consider myself a dumb person but I couldn't figure out nix when last I decided to play with it. Theoretically it seems super interesting to me, but I really just can't dedicate the time again now to learn that esoteric syntax.
Oh shit can't unsee
You and I have vastly different ideas of what a centipede is
Vim for everything
I think this is the realm where we should start using scientific notation
Go and look it up on stack overflow
So is it like a front-back half or a left-right?
Well... You need like what, 3 floats for position and 4 more for orientation. Multiply that by 3 to get velocity and acceleration values. Then I don't know a few more floats per sensor and you have your whole state space in a few bytes.
Meanwhile a single image is like a megabyte so yeah.
Source: it's past midnight and I should have gone to sleep ages ago
Any language if the code was written by me
This is the way
Insinuate? Defenestrate? Regurgitate?
I'm sorry, you have ads where now?
We probably all need to buy an old Nokia
We are on a programming sub of a federated and open source reddit clone. We are all nerds.
I used to think this way, at least when writing C++. But it's objectively harder to do and convince other people to follow, especially if they can't be bothered to change their environment to display tabs and spaces differently. It's a losing battle so now I just do spaces when working with other people
Ah yes. USA defaultism. Never fails to entertain.
In case you are unaware, no. Lol