Freedom2

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by Freedom2 3y ago
The title has now changed it seems and I got immensely more value out of the post.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
This hasn't been my experience in Texas at all, or any mid-west state. The police have always been timely and responsive, for both myself and my colleagues.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
Management needs thought-piece articles like these, and a lot of them, for any kind of concept to get through to their brains.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
I attempted this today actually. I removed React from my dependencies, but I kept getting 'Cannot find module' errors!
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by Freedom2 3y ago
I think this will be a mistake. The displays in this device are crazy. I honestly didn't think they'd be able to put together a value proposition, but I think they legitimately did. It's super expensive, and some of the cost
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by Freedom2 3y ago
Sure, then I'll expect to see Nintendo litigate as such. It is still not the explicit form of theft claimed by many online, where the models were just 'copied' over by the polygon.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
If it's theft, why aren't there any comparisons of vertex weights, UV maps, even texture sizes? There's only a few ways to retopologize a mesh, especially around joints, so anything there is hardly worth looking at. I'm
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by Freedom2 3y ago
That isn't how 3D modelling works at all. Not to mention that one of the major examples where they compared meshes admitted they scaled the models [1], so it's not even a direct 1:1 comparison. [1]: https://twitter.com&
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by Freedom2 3y ago
Many Americans already don't understand progressive tax as a concept. How can we realistically expect them to understand ranked choice voting?
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by Freedom2 3y ago
Just don't try to weasel your way out and put the blame on the person you're laying off? Doesn't seem hard.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
I don't really understand people who cannot fathom that people can enjoy a hobby in a different manner than they expect, as if their way is the only 'correct' way.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
What remote work? A large percentage of companies have moved back to in-office, or at least requiring a certain number of days in office. Not every job also supports a remote work lifestyle.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
The proliferation of LeetCode for interviews means that we have an army of employed software engineers who are great at solving toy puzzles, but when it comes to actual business and / or customer problems, they stumble and falter. Mana
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by Freedom2 3y ago
I drew Mickey quite a few times without any helicopter appearing. Do you have a source for that claim?
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by Freedom2 3y ago
How did the company get so bloated? Who approved the hiring decisions? Shouldn't well-compensated, forward looking leaders anticipate this?
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by Freedom2 3y ago
So it'd be .gov.boeing?
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by Freedom2 3y ago
That much is obvious. Where did I ever say that I also held that opinion?
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by Freedom2 3y ago
To add onto your comment, I've also seen it used at quite a few stadiums.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
During the layoffs, I've seen some commenters here express that any agreements were to the previous owners and since Musk is a new owner taking over the company, those previous agreements are no longer valid. This was with respect to s
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by Freedom2 3y ago
It's specifically 5 years, but it does _feel_ like 20.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
I think we can go one step beyond. It would probably help for ChatGPT to generate list of alternative use cases besides the customer support one, so that ChatGPT can generate tutorials or white papers focusing on how companies can integrate
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by Freedom2 3y ago
It's interesting how perceptions of things change in different cultures. I remember an Australian colleague who used this term in a casual context among our other Texan coworkers. The Texans were quite surprised, and almost aghast. Whe
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by Freedom2 3y ago
A lot of good feedback in this thread that is making me reconsider my opinion, but to answer this specifically, no. I didn't have much of a thought on economic theory until I started frequenting this message board and I was enamored by
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by Freedom2 3y ago
I'm not a huge fan of government overreach like this. Workers should have refused to work with the material if it were truly dangerous, and the free market would have eventually pushed engineered stone out, giving way to innovation for
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by Freedom2 3y ago
I was always under the impression from people here on HN that regulation stifles the free market, one of the pillars of the US. This in turn negatively affects innovation, impacting jobs and sectors across the country. Is this no longer the
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by Freedom2 3y ago
Every popular webapp can be easily made with PHP and hosted in a bedroom, prove me wrong. We don't even need backend solutions like containers or kubernetes, companies have definitely wasted time investigating these technologies and pu
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by Freedom2 3y ago
This is why I don't type and dictate my passwords using voice. Never been broken into once!
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by Freedom2 3y ago
Larian Studios? Been making games since 1996, and while all aren't the massive succcess that DOS2 / BG3 are, they've always been there just pumping out products.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
No reasonable person would think that Google, the company, would endorse a message like this: > it's actually $42-$79 that most of us didn't have to fight particularly hard for
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by Freedom2 3y ago
Or even speaking on behalf of a significant part of Google employees. The hubris of HN Googlers is astounding, sometimes.

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