What’s wrong with a little gamification to encourage civic responsibility?

I need another sticker for my coffee jar:

Now HERES a shitpost!

Can’t tell if real or satire

Or maybe it’s the wrong language for the task. Macromedia flash is pretty good for animated websites, an enterprise asset management system, not so much.

My current cross to bear in an app written in Mulesoft because “it’s great with Salesforce” but completely unsuited for bulk data transfers.

Sucks to be stuck with bad choices made before you got there.

Where is the meme?

Office birthday party.

Why do all that when Windows players will simply let you root around in their kernel?

They’re just going with the cheapest shittiest option for detecting cheaters.

For me it’s more like “WTF are they going to break this time?”

Seems mostly a vehicle for MS to try and force new products onto people who wouldn’t download them if they had a choice.

That’s not halal

Oh, so it’s one of those cases of the Quebecois trying to make life shitty for Anglophone culture.

I told her I didn’t think she should change her name. She told me she really wanted to.

You should have the right to tell her no?

What a weird way to take away people’s freedoms.

I didn’t even really want my wife to take my last name, but she insisted because she’s estranged from her parents.

I can’t imagine a bureaucrat telling her she can’t change her name because they know better than she does.

That’s the same self serving BS excuse we heard from slave owners during the civil war, and from Afrikaners during apartheid.

Almost self aware.

I have to support the wrong side because my family is on the wrong side.

Those are not klan uniforms and some of you need to take a deep breath and slow your roll.

That looks nothing like a klan rally.

Votings in halloween costumes is stupid but not sinister.

Touch grass.

Killing 50% of your gut bacteria is a big nothing.

These things reproduce on the timescale of hours.

I kill 90% of my sourdough starter every time I feed it, and it bounces back the same day.

Compute the bounding volumes of the objects during the step. If the bounding volumes intersect, it’s a possible collision.

You can then use a root finder such as bisection to determine if, and at what position and instant the objects collide. This is slow so you only want to do it for pruned object pairs.

If gravity varies during the simulation, you would need to use a dynamic time step and the problem is a lot harder.

Is this for a game where it needs to be fast, or for science where it needs to be accurate?

Is the gravity constant, or does it vary as the objects move closer together?