CreepGin

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by CreepGin 5y ago
Depends on how much the drug costs. If it costs 100k a pop, then I don't see the general public being affected by it too much. RIP those brave rich souls.
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by CreepGin 5y ago
Yes if there's gap in history where all recorded data are lost and you are one of a few specimen they dug up, along with Peter Dinklage and Shaq.
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by CreepGin 5y ago
Your comment reminds of me of this. If in the future medicines/technologies are invented to get rid of people's impulses to hurt one another (as in Stanislaw Lem's Return from the Stars), but in doing so, people also lost the
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by CreepGin 5y ago
One would think this is a joke. But it's not. =D
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by CreepGin 5y ago
> If 17 reproductive health clinics shot down, the feminists would be up in arms. If 17 HIV clinics shut down, gay rights activist would be up in arms. These pharmacies provide birth control, plan b, HIV medication, etc. Hmm while I agre
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by CreepGin 5y ago
I've been using Git LFS with several large Unity projects in the past several years. Never really had any problems. It was always just "enable and forget" kind of thing.
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by CreepGin 6y ago
I'm not sure Unity is at fault here. Most people in the game dev business knew about what ECS is (Entities + Components + Systems) long before Unite Austin 2017 (when Unity first announced their upcoming entities package).
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by CreepGin 6y ago
Can private repos be supported in any way?
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by CreepGin 6y ago
Also human affection to pets are flawed. We say we love them but yet we mass neuter them, feed them the same food everyday, put them on leashes, and confine them in small spaces.
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by CreepGin 6y ago
This was a debate topic I saw on TV once. The 2 teams eventually had to battle it out on the ground of answering "present cry for help" (saving the kitten, self-guilt, life with consciousness) VS answering "future cry for hel
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by CreepGin 6y ago
Scenario: You are at the Louvre Museum, suddenly there's a big fire. You are standing next to the painting of Mona Lisa that is about to catch on fire. From the corner of your eyes you also see a small kitten collapsed under fallen rub
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by CreepGin 6y ago
I'm a little confused. I understand you can sue people for redistributing your work/content. But how can you put up your content for free and then sue people for only downloading it? Was the guy with the Venezuela IP also redistri
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by CreepGin 6y ago
I think you missed his remarks: > The receiver does not know that a message has been sent until the first person contacts them classically. It's a common mistake to think that quantum teleportation is a new way of sending informatio
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by CreepGin 6y ago
Less lazy, more realistic, more willing to explore different opportunities. (At least that's the general case for women vs men in my family/friends circles)
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by CreepGin 6y ago
Do those German firms hold a monopoly on copyright claims or something? Years ago I noticed all the Recent records on Chilling Effects (now Lumen) were originated from German. I dug a little deeper and found out one of the firms were genera
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by CreepGin 6y ago
Websites and web-ish apps are not a chunk of the internet? Also there are tons of non-web-ish apps that depend on S3.
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by CreepGin 6y ago
I vaguely remember this being somewhat of a problem for me when I was much younger. But after getting married and having kids, saying No to requests became natural for me.
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by CreepGin 6y ago
So, how does China ban things like Youtube and Facebook? Both on the app store level and IP/Firewall level?
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by CreepGin 6y ago
> Playstations, Xboxes and my car stereo are all general purpose computers. My argument is that they are not. I know certain individuals have likened them to general-purpose computers due to the underlying processors getting more and mor
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by CreepGin 6y ago
It's one thing to be a walled garden, it's another to be a walled garden and forbid all other walled gardens. Will you be okay with it if Apple provides the only walled garden for the entire world? In general, I think free-form ap
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by CreepGin 6y ago
Is it against Apple terms to be offering multiple payment methods?
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by CreepGin 6y ago
Yes, it's directly against the terms, but in practice it's not always enforceable. I deployed multiple apps to the App Store using RN and PhoneGap in the past. Some were rejected for basically using these web based technologies. S
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Game File Sizes May Skyrocket with Unreal Engine 5’s Nanite, Says Developer(wccftech.com)
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by CreepGin 6y ago
In this day and age, bringing problems to the attention of the right people is a challenge.
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by CreepGin 6y ago
Hehe, hence the word "embeddability" instead of "embeddable".
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by CreepGin 6y ago
Depends on how you quantify data a human processes from birth to adulthood.
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by CreepGin 6y ago
I watched the video and I think there are both good and bad in it. I want to list them here for others to consider. The wrongful: 1) They extrapolated non-randomized sample to be somehow indicative of the whole State's population (CA a
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by CreepGin 6y ago
No, he's saying the opposite (as in TS scales better with project size). > time spent fixing things that would have been caught [by Typescript] out weights the cons of using typescript
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by CreepGin 6y ago
Thanks for doing this. Is this effective immediately now? I tried to downgrade to free just now but it's giving me a giant list of features I'd lose if I continue. Also any change to Data pack pricing for LFS Data? Due to the on-g
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by CreepGin 7y ago
I can't help but ask... How much risk is "little risk" here? Can they still contribute to the spread? And what percentage of population can fall into this group?

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