NotGMan

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by NotGMan 6mo ago
>> ... Meeting the needs of this segment is crucial, not just for the current stability of the journalism industry, but also for the future of democratic societies as young individuals transition through adulthood Sure buddy. Keep tel
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by NotGMan 7mo ago
My main issue with Epic' Store is that it doesn't have a rating/review system just like Steam has. Since game journos are completely woke and unreliable using Steam's game ratings from REAL players is a God-send. Without
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by NotGMan 7mo ago
Why not both?
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by NotGMan 7mo ago
Yes https://www.reddit.com/r/LinusTechTips/comments/1rsn1tm/it_a...
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by NotGMan 7mo ago
Daily reminder that each humans tries to pick the best mate to mate with. Men try to pick the most beatiful women. And women try to pick the most "alpha" (rich, high status, and also good looking) men. Animals do the same. Therefo
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by NotGMan 7mo ago
By that definition humans are not professional since we hallucinate and make mistakes all the time.
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by NotGMan 7mo ago
Focusing on fiber while leaving out glyphosate, sugar etc... is myopic.
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by NotGMan 7mo ago
This is a peak silicon valley tech bro mentality view. Instead of doing what the body is natural designed to do lets go fully against it because of the current environment.
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by NotGMan 7mo ago
How is that different compared to a human dev that would miss bugs?
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by NotGMan 7mo ago
We used Monogame at a previous company and it's a nightmare to be productive in it. The lack of any kind of an editor makes any kind of dev a nightmare: 3d adjustments? Good luck, guess it.. UI adjustments: good luck, try it 300 times
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by NotGMan 7mo ago
There are two restaurants, one owned by a capitalist and the other by the community. But which has better food?
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by NotGMan 7mo ago
Funny they say that since pro-vaccine policies are unreviewable since max 1 vaccine had a legit placebo controlled trial and none others, which means that we have no idea about their safety.
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by NotGMan 7mo ago
It is what it is. 100 years ago tractors and machinery were replacing farm workers etc... Obviously AI is a step up since you at least needed humans to operate many machines. Some kind of UBI might be inevitable, higher taxes for large&#x2F
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by NotGMan 7mo ago
>> In other words up to 10% of all the crashes Firefox users see are not software bugs, they're caused by hardware defects! I find this impossible to believe. If this were so all devs for apps, games, etc... would be talking abou
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by NotGMan 7mo ago
Anyone who has dealt with lawyers and doctors will a lot will tell you how incomptent they can be.
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by NotGMan 7mo ago
From a pure tech perspective the article is correct. But the problem with this approach is that in real life the majority of people are not like this. Many people are vastly overconfident and arrogant in their skills, I've had encounte
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by NotGMan 8mo ago
Gymnasts are known to have very worn out shoulders which can be seen in scans. Eg at ~25yo they have shoulders of a ~40 to 50 year old person.
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by NotGMan 8mo ago
Buy borrow die. It's possible it exists in other countries, I don't know that.
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by NotGMan 8mo ago
Perhaps it has to do with not eating yet due to it being early in the morning. We know that fasting and ketosis increase autophagy. There wouldn't be much ketosis just over night, if any, but a slight increase due to fasting (sleep tim
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by NotGMan 8mo ago
There's a mostly-unsubstantiated-by-data belief that LED lighting can NOT cause health problems by some combination of flickering and narrow color spectrum.
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by NotGMan 9mo ago
This tax proposal is either malicious or done by the most stupid people imaginable. The 5% thing is not even remotely the biggest problem. Also, what prevents them from doing a 5% tax again in a few years, or lowering the limit to who must
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by NotGMan 9mo ago
This. Outside of an extremely small minority no-one cares.
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by NotGMan 9mo ago
From my experience in my country scooters are the problem, not bikes. I have never needed to be watchful of a guy on a bike going fast by me, people on bikes don't go that fast in pedestrian zones. But damn those people on scooters...
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by NotGMan 9mo ago
I've never heard of any other diet or non-keto nutritionist being able to reverse such mental illness. Do you have any links? >> but I certainly haven’t seen any evidence that it’s superior to other diets that achieve the same th
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by NotGMan 9mo ago
Many mental illness are now being fully resolved after ~9 to 12 months on a low carb diet. Not a magic bullet (since I know many idiots will comment who are incapable in thinking in probabilities but only think in black and white), but the
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by NotGMan 9mo ago
Why not both? You could be both depressed and don't like your partner. Though depression could just as well be a side effect of not liking your partner: that is not wrong: it's a normal reaction when you don't move on. Treat
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by NotGMan 9mo ago
>> Witnessing such scorched-earth containment makes the modern definition of nuclear power as the ‘cleanest energy’ completely incomprehensible to me. It's called bad governing. To connect nuclear "not clean" with such
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by NotGMan 9mo ago
There was an old AMD/Ati demo where they did per-pixel sorting, basicaly a per pixel linked list of fragments. In general: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order-independent_transparency
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by NotGMan 9mo ago
Indie game devs aren't really facing any real backslash. A smart loud minority is screaming a lot but actual paying customers don't care as long as the game is not trash.
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by NotGMan 9mo ago
If you still in 2025 don't understand that hate speech and anti-disinformation is a trick used by people who want to forcefully censor others who don't agree with them then I don't know what to tell you.

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