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EpicEng
6y ago
And if you don't cherry pick a time period which contains a market crash? I'd also point out that stocks represent a real stake in a real company which may generate real cash. Crypto is thin air and trades on the greater fool theo
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6y ago
>It also repeats typical nocoiner fallacies like "it has no intrinsic value" and "gold is used for jewelry", ignoring that the ability to independently verify the money supply and being able to transfer money across p
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6y ago
Right. You make a pretty plain statement, I disagree, and I'm a troll. Ridiculous. Whatever you have to tell yourself bud. Edit: Seems you edited that bit out huh? Now I'm just angry. Ok.
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EpicEng
6y ago
>You are misunderstanding my point and injecting your own dislike for bikers where it isn't relevant. Am I? You typed this, not me. >They are afraid of looking like an idiot. If they ride with me I look really cool with a slick b
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6y ago
>If they ride with me I look really cool with a slick bike and low profile gear No one aside from you and other people who wear that unnecessary gear think it looks cool. Sorry. I don't imagine this is why your friends won't ri
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6y ago
>and what happens when JIRA does not reflect the actual priority as observed by devs? Why do you believe devs alone define the "actual priority"? This stuff is collaborative, and I've worked with many devs who don't h
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6y ago
Because I wasn't name calling, only responding to what he said. I thought that much was obvious.
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6y ago
Haha, well here's a new one https://www.theverge.com/2020/12/20/22192375/cyberpunk-2077-... Try not to... uhhh... collect too many items... while playing your RPG... I guess. Top notch QA, really (t
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EpicEng
6y ago
You call me an asshole and somehow I'm the jerk? I'm saying your point is both wrong and irrelevant, which it is. Maybe you're the one with the problem.
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EpicEng
6y ago
Yes there have been, and your point is still irrelevant.
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EpicEng
6y ago
Cool for you, I'm glad. We have thousands of streams showing people with high end rigs running into ridiculous bugs, and it's completely irrelevant in regards to the console versions.
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EpicEng
6y ago
Not the OP, but I think the point is that it's just not a large enough issue for me to care about given how much I like what they produce. Honestly, I just really don't care. I don't like it, but there are a lot of things in
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6y ago
Even if you don't experience performance problems, the game is buggy as all hell, and some of those bugs are game breaking. Besides, the issue at hand here is company reputation. CDPR knowingly released a game to consoles that is damn
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6y ago
Create a system in which people almost always defer to the highest score and then blame the little guy for trying to game it. I don't blame them at all. Nearly everyone else is doing it, so not doing it means it's harder to feed y
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EpicEng
6y ago
Personally I couldn't care less about the critic reviews/score, but the audience score is usually spot on for the stuff I'm interested in.
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EpicEng
6y ago
>Firefox is already the best browser and has been for a long time. I used FF for years before switching to chrome when it came out. Every attempt I've made since to switch back (windows and macOS) as been a disaster. Hogging resourc
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6y ago
>Good idea. Fighting it only makes the product more valuable, and the cartels more powerful. Yes, but those cartels can still offer more than the government is offering (or use other, nastier means of persuasion) and their primary market
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6y ago
I'm saying that choosing a nonsense name for your product with the thought that, should you have to "pivot" (aka failing), you'll be able to keep the name, is brain dead. Besides, this is a programming language; what exa
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EpicEng
6y ago
I worded that a bit confusingly, but I assure you I know capitalism is not a system of government. I was using governance as another area where we have ideologies which simply can't be implemented wholesale without some tinkering aroun
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6y ago
No ideology is so nearly perfect that it can be successfully implemented wholesale. It's surprising to me that someone who I assume deals with edge cases on a daily basis wouldn't realize that. Capitalism, just like a system of go
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6y ago
You're not the only one. Sounds a lot like a former CTO of mine who couldn't write a line of code to save his life, but made sure to randomly toss out buzzwords and make sure you were aware of what he recently read in what I assum
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6y ago
Ha, fair enough! I made sure to word that carefully... But in general, good health leads to better outcomes, and we know that's the case with covid.
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EpicEng
6y ago
>But for this disease that's particularly bad because... Doesn't change the fact that, when you're developing a new drug, you want to test it in a way which will cause the least harm. You don't begin trials with those
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6y ago
Yep, I'm currently Principal and am enjoying it very much.
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6y ago
>It's worth remembering this article seems to come from a rather clichéd and narrow frame of reference - overly driven by money and perceived status - one which seems to drive a lot of very similar advisory posts. That was exactly m
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6y ago
How does one take advantage of a "no questions asked" return policy? It's literally intended to give a customer confidence in the product they're buying as they can return it for _any_ reason. My assumption is that they
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6y ago
More along the lines of "I live in the real world". I can be empathetic to the situation and think the author essentially set themselves up for something like this all at the same time.
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EpicEng
6y ago
>"Don't like how shitty people can be? I don't care" - that is how this kind of comment reads. But let's move on. No, I think I'll respond to that. It's not that I don't _care_, but it's naive
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6y ago
>this big co strategy of "mine. I profit now. everyone who built up this useful thing can suck eggs" really sucks and sucks for the humans and sucks for Open Source. Then use a different license. Hoping that a company like Amaz
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6y ago
>It is not about $/hour It is when the thread kicked off by measuring how much they are being paid / man month...
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