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Looks like this new platform is getting flooded, and Nintendo's quality control is not keeping up. A game like this should have never been allowed a release - just from the poor visual quality alone.
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If you want handouts from the State, maybe. But if you wish to create something of commercial value, its an incredibly expensive, cold and dark country to live in. Why not write your book in Spain, Italy or Croatia instead? Oslo 66% more ex
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The Seven Dangerous Western Values (2013)
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> streamline healthcare to provide cheap, basic services to every citizen Already covered that. We can pay for healthcare for all citizens, but it will mean excluding very expensive things like heart surgery, cancer treatment, joint repl
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War Is a Racket (1935)
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We aren't failing people: unemployment hasn't been this low in 20 years. We have spent 28 trillion dollars on welfare, yet the poverty rate is unchanged over decades. The only thing that supports people is work, and we need to eli
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As humanity we need a greater purpose. We need to constantly expand and move into more difficult frontiers. It is what defines us as a species and the challenge keeps us collectively sane. We need to push as a species into Space. To mine as
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Just work for a small game company that doesn't ship products or advertise physically and hence has much less crunch requirement (much easier to delay a digital product). Plus, typically the Owner is working himself as a designer or pr
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I've tried hiring artists for video games, and the quotes from Upwork/Freelancer.com were about double the going rates (I understand that the platform fee of 20% contributes to part of that). I've had much better success with
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Applying for Your Next Job May Be an Automated Nightmare
(gizmodo.com)
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Nvidia Launches GeForce GTX 16 Series Turing Gaming Laptop GPUs
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How difficult and expensive is it to test a deer in the field after hunting it?
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This doesn't account for land value. Much of this land might be worthless on a m2 basis.
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I don't think a fossil fuel engine mechanic is a career with a long lifespan though...
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What to Expect from Sony's Next-Gen PlayStation
(wired.com)
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The cause of this fire is unclear, but other churches in France have been targets of arson and vandalism: https://www.rt.com/news/456629-french-catholic-churches-atta...
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That still fails to address congestion. The problem is similar to the electricity sector - we spend a lot of money creating capacity to handle peak-loads. If we simply time-shifted some road demand, or generally reduced the peak levels of r
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I hope that the situation improves in Sudan, but it would be difficult for anyone to deliver prosperity when an already poverty-stricken population is growing at these rates: 1950: 5.7m 2000: 28m 2019: 44m 2050: 80m 2100: 127m If the popula
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We need better road pricing mechanisms for electric vehicles. If roads can no longer be funded at least by fuel taxes, that leaves an immediate revenue shortfall. Simply increasing registration fees does not consider variable levels and tim
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I find these clauses distasteful. What of a requirement that performers be all-white? If we are going to judge people on their merits and form an international community of humanity free of racist restrictions, we go all in.
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This is not just a problem with pills - it could be a problem for processed food. Look at the ingredients used in the 'Impossible Burger' to replicate the vitamins and minerals found in real meat: Mixed Tocopherols (Vitamin E), Zi
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The problem is that city limits are not consistently defined internationally. According to Wikipedia the broader urban area of SF is 8 million people.
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Immigration to Australia is mostly low-wage male workers from poor, non-European countries entering on student visas (the country is one of few to allow international students to work). They serve to drive down labour costs and increase cos
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I wish the same energy currently being wasted on anti-vaxx was instead spent on the pollutants in our food, air, water and soil. These pollutants are unavoidable and have a clinically proven negative impact on people, particularly children.
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It also helps that Vienna's population has been basically flat for many years. By contrast the prior #1 most liveable city - Melbourne - has grown from 2 million 30 years ago to 5 million currently, forecast to get to 8 million by 2050
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Most Popular Programming Languages: C++ Knocks Python Out of Top Three
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The problem isn't cost of power generated, its the ability to respond to rapid volatility - when clouds obscure solar panels, and when the wind stops blowing. Nuclear cannot do this so it is useless. Batteries and gas power plants can
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Poor diets responsible for most deaths worldwide, study says
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These conditions don't seem to be very different from many other American businesses. Unpaid overtime, minimal notification during layoffs. Video games get a lot of attention because they are the ultimate consumer product. Workers bein