Bobylonian

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by Bobylonian 5y ago
I am probably PC gamer and I do not use controller and do not plan to do. Aiming with mouse vs aiming with controller will always differ - tbf, even when shooter games(Doom and Duke Nukem 3D, even Descent) used keyboard for aiming that had
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
If we define that Earth is not moving, factually you can't be incorrect, that Sun is orbitting Earth.
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
Maybe it is all about Elder Scrolls...
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
Not even close to what I read from that article, but your description is certainly much better for a cult leader.
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
After reading this blog post, I realized, that after doing exactly the same things for last couple of decades it was not decision of mine... but this guys decision.
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
In modern days - most of them. It takes years and years to get to scientific breakthrough discoveries.
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
The issue with software developers is that in some places there was no requirement to finish uni to work. Though, I would advise to finish studies asap, as later you won't have that much energy to share among work, relations, family, h
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
The question is dumb and so are the answers. Person who asked this question, should have calculated how many lightbulbs he need to heat up the room - unless he has built tiny room for some pet, then it makes sense to use just one lightbulb.
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
What I can't get from this article is price. When I was student, reason why students shared those rooms with bunk beds was mainly because that was the thing they(or rather their parents) could afford and renting proper flat was out of
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
If the Universe is cyclic and recreated again and again and has the same outcome(and appparently has no beginning and end), simulation hypothesis have problems to explain why things that follow exactly the same tracks again and again can&#x
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
*rest of the world :D it appears, that nowadays people do take Zuck(and jokes that fly over them) too serious, just like it was with Bill Gates... heh
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
>>> Questions of religion vs science plague proper scientists too, Einstein among them This is something you are making up, because in his own words Einstein clealry states opposite of your claim: "I do not believe in a person
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
Why are you concentrating on individual animals, where herd behaviour of them can not be explained by behavior of individual. Same applies to people - there are enough of examples in history of groups of people believing in God and his plan
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
I think, that English language has a linguistical problem with name of "God", as it has no etymological understanding what is it behind this word and the only meaning to it is coming now only from Christianity. Other languages hav
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
So, your argument is that methaphysics is based on belief and no logic? :) TBF, all of those can be expressed into binary code and mathematical formulas and mathematical logic, however there does not exist proof that there exist God. Scienc
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
Catolicism belief is without further discussions in Trinity - Holy Father, Holy Son and Holy Spirit(which had earlier representation of anthropomorphic Jewish God). Since no one really has read a Bible, I can remind the source: >>Then
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
Yes, it has a name for it as equatorial bulge: https://www.nationalgeographic.org/encyclopedia/equator/ It was observed in other planets first: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planetary_coordina
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
It seems a very US centric view, because in Eastern Europe there are countries with more women than men in science and education and where even women receive bigger salary(tbh, not a good configuration for countries, that need many improvem
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
I somehow expected that this article would talk about technical issues on how to deliver water to planets and how to drain them and where to put that water. To be fair, if all ice would melt, neither Greenland nor Antarctic would have hole
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
It explains their course of action, as Jorge was not flexible in his "my way or highway" approach. And I would also either ditch or fork earlier version, if maintainer of API is sabotaging my project. IMO, making fork, instead of
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
Arguments of other side explains a lot: https://twitter.com/PostCSS/status/1441734989490446336 https://twitter.com/sitnikcode/status/1441878805337935877
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
>Churches are usually very "local", and "local" stuff is usually the ones that resists the most immigration. This is not how churches should work and how they work. Religion can't be non-inclusive and accepting p
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
Mercury today is ball of fire from one side and ball of cold charcoal from other. 200k is quite a massive time period and the only thing is certain that modern humans would be long dead and most of them would share fate of Denisovans, where
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
Nazis and Soviets had ability to destroy lives of people even without sending them to labor camps. Not sure what you had in mind, but people in British weapon factories also were worked and driven to death. >Volcanic activity is already
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
Let me repeat my words: "All the greatest scientists in late 1970s were talking about coming of a new Ice Age." Different theories of global warming at that time were only theories and not that significant and are not even compara
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
>Just a reminder that we did know about global warming. We've been knowing for a long time. That is not really correct and very nitpicky. We also know, that volcanic activity that releases those greenhouse gases were actually coolin
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
It was: https://civilization.fandom.com/wiki/Global_warming_(Civ1)
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
Civilization 3 had to do what Civilization 2 was not able to do and break into 3D world of strategy maps. I was more impresssed by Age of Wonders games that offered better terrain strategy and eventually they replaced my interest in Civiliz
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by Bobylonian 5y ago
Claims that Alpha Centauri or Civilization II were best games are over exaggerated - I have never understood why people had to make such controversial claims and why they have to continue to do so. IMO, they were unappealing games slapped o