GlickWick

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by GlickWick 3mo ago
The index for ibuprofen is waaaaay better than DayQuil
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by GlickWick 4mo ago
It's trickier than that. There's a lot of people who are naturally aware of the history behind the word, and it's tough to remove emotion and intent from that history. Sometimes things bother people, and it's nice to und
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by GlickWick 4mo ago
Nah, that's knee-jerk. Don't have a particular horse in this race, just explaining why some people might react this way to the word if they're aware of the history behind it. We as a society can determine whether or not we li
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by GlickWick 4mo ago
Nah, I don't care either way. Just explaining to the person why the definition isn't the whole story.
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by GlickWick 4mo ago
The origin of the word is a bit darker than its meaning, unfortunately. It comes from the Greek word for Uterus. You can kinda fill in the blanks from there as to how it came to its modern meaning.
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by GlickWick 4mo ago
That feels tangential to the article and not super relevant. Whenever you're offered something with more pay it'll be your personal decision whether or not the pay justifies the role change or whatever. Some would argue going from
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by GlickWick 4mo ago
That's pretty much the first bullet point
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by GlickWick 4mo ago
I agree to the extent that you can impact things around you, but is the general chaos and suffering in the world outside of that sphere really a responsibility? At some point you have to accept you can really only impact the sphere unless y
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by GlickWick 4mo ago
This is a good model. If you take an old ROM dump from a video game, it's just a pile of bits. You don't know what bits represent code, what represent an image, what represent text, etc. You have to analyze them contextually to ac
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by GlickWick 1y ago
I find that hard to believe after watching the FBI shift the narrative like 6 times in a matter of days. They're just fishing.
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by GlickWick 1y ago
Extremely against any kind of murder over difference of opinion, but this obsession with making it look like an evil coordinated group was behind this killing is legitimately one of the larger threats to US I've witnessed in my life. M
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by GlickWick 2y ago
I use Bluesky and literally only see Gamedev content. Unlike X or whatever, I control what I see.
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by GlickWick 2y ago
Warframe works flawlessly via Proton these days. Probably don't even needs Windows anymore if that's all you do.
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by GlickWick 2y ago
This was common in 2008, during the dot com crash, and in plenty of other industries. Definitely not a new thing.
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by GlickWick 2y ago
There's nothing free-flow about TikTok, though. Like Twitter/X, Instagram, etc it's actually a carefully curated experience that can be tuned opaquely by whoever runs it to control the flow of information. The US took umbrage
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by GlickWick 2y ago
Until you realize "Natural Flavors" does all of the heavy lifting!
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by GlickWick 2y ago
This is a great case of actually putting in the steps to prove something many people implicitly or observationally assume is true. You only have a few seconds (at best) to grab someone's attention, so it stands to reason that a short e
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by GlickWick 2y ago
We will see. The EU is more employee-friendly than the US of course, but so far US corps are winning the war there.
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by GlickWick 2y ago
Wasn't this class of medication originally for cardiovascular issues, and the whole ED mitigation was a happy marketable accident?
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by GlickWick 3y ago
I think you might want to take a step back and understand the abstraction they were making.
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by GlickWick 3y ago
I think it's a meaningful comparison still. As a human I can comb through tons of prior art to learn my trade, and that's how we learn most of what we know. Yes, an AI requires more, but it's still the same basic idea. I&#x27
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by GlickWick 3y ago
With a good head strap i have no issues pushing 165 bpm for 45 minutes or so on the Quest 3. It works well for cardio already. Honestly headset weight is more of an issue for 4+ hour working sessions than exercise.
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by GlickWick 3y ago
It’s extremely hard. I’ve tried to get my released games into the Switch and am rejected because I don’t have a team with console launch experience. Nintendo asks for team member resumes etc. Of course at the same time they have tons of jun
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by GlickWick 3y ago
I still maintain that the Mario Maker series could be absolutely brilliant if Nintendo would invest in better discovery algorithms and searchability. The pool is going to be flooded with garbage, and rightfully so given that kids love to pl
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by GlickWick 3y ago
His voice and the actions the company took were pretty strongly in conflict though. I get the impression that it was mostly lip service. Always believe actions, and with Worldcoin being a thing his behavior speaks a lot louder than his word
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by GlickWick 3y ago
Cockroaches are pretty impressive and live a long time, at least as far as insects go. Fruit flies measure life in the order of hours, but roaches can live for a year or more. I suspect you need a more complex nervous system to assess and s
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by GlickWick 3y ago
There's far too many use cases where you need persistent data stores that are not on the device. Feels like deliberate ignorance here.
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by GlickWick 3y ago
You disagree with what exactly? In the case of being a small business, it’s not even about being shady. Imagine you were building a simple step tracking database for a pedometer app. All it does is store a user id and some daily steps. You
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by GlickWick 3y ago
Because an inversion of responsibility happens at some turning point of organization size. A small company that wants to survive has to spend a lot of effort and engineering hours becoming compliant with the legislation. If they fail to do
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by GlickWick 3y ago
Sure, but they're generally covered and not exposed to the consumer, at least not in the form of major spikes.

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