175Genius

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r/CryptoMarkets•

Bitmex was the last mostly-fair platform that I knew about before they decided to give the middle finger to small traders and market makers yesterday. It seems that every exchange I look at has these VIP structures that are just about funneling money from the small guy to the big guys who have enough money to reach these high VIP levels and thereby enjoy lower fees. It is impossible to compete on the lower timeframes when you are at such a massive competitive disadvantage.

So what are some derivative exchanges that have at least a mostly level playing field that are also safe, and has decent volume?

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r/opengl•

I want to make the color interpolate not as a gradient, but as having a hard break in the midpoint between two or more vertices. Is there any way to do that? I know you can use the flat qualifier, but that only gives the triangle a solid color and no interpolation. I know I could use textures, but that doesn't fit well with my use case.

Let me give a visual representation of what I want to achieve. Imagine that the Xs are vertices and g is the color green and b is the color blue:

XggggggbbbbbbX

The color immediately goes from solid green to solid blue at the midpoint between them, No blending. Is there any way to do this?

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r/learnprogramming•

I've been coding for 8 months or so. I feel I understand Java and OOP pretty well and currently I'm trying to make a game in lwjgl3. I've managed to get something working, and I'm pretty happy about it. It's just a procedural random map generator using simplex noise so far. You can see it here.

The problem is, I don't know what is going on with glfw or opengl behind the scenes aside from the very basics. I'm trying to find out how to use the lwjgl3 nuklear bindings right now to make a gui for my game but it's all mumbo jumbo flapadoodle ding dang gobbledygook to me. I can't make heads or tails of the [demo](https://github.com/LWJGL/lwjgl3/t

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