NotGMan

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by NotGMan 2y ago
I'm a bit out of the GPU game but so this might be slightly wrong in some places: the issue is in small triangles because you end up paying a huge cost. GPUs ALWAYS shade in 2x2 blocks of pixels, not 1x1 pixels. So if you have a very s
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by NotGMan 2y ago
Not really suprising that Japan has that many suicides after reading stuff like this... Soul crushing.
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Anyone in the nutritional space who is still using the term "mediterranian diet" is an idiot. Even neighbouring villages at the mediterrenian coast have different diets from village to village. It's completely different all a
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by NotGMan 2y ago
Modern politicians have reached peak "never admit mistake, always double down on every shitty decision we make and still are making and still will be making, because we can't be wrong."
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That fact that you think that "alt right, anti-vaccine crazies" are extremist is the best example for not wanting people like you be able to censor anything.
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Instead of not eating that much carbs which rot teeth we instead try to work around the issue by poisoning children with flouride. Can't stop eating those carbs tho, too addictive!
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I always find it funny how mathematicians try to predict real world behaviour based on some naive assumptions and some random axioms they come up. Obviously reality slaps them in the face almost always and then they are shocked and in disbe
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by NotGMan 2y ago
It's actually the other way around: mainstream media tries to attack a game that is the #1 most played game on steam and is smashing all records. Steam is great because the reviews are from REAL people, not journalists so you can immed
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by NotGMan 2y ago
Optimal gameplay balance != fun gameplay. Many games were ruined post-release because developers tried to make the gameplay "more balanced". This usually leads to everything feeling the same. Helldivers 2 was a good recent example
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Yes because modern psychology has a real good track record :clown face:
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by NotGMan 2y ago
If you actually want to know how humans works as far as intra-sexual relationships go you need to read the stuff that pickup artists realized in the last ~25 years. Start with books from Rollo Tomassi and Rian Stone. "The seduction com
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by NotGMan 2y ago
Imagine not wanting to arrest people who endanger people on roads and cause havoc!
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Try making him collide with reality: stop paying for certain bills. Don't throw him on the street, but basicaly: you want to play games? No problem: but you need to have the money to be able to pay for internet, food, electricity etc..
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In the end people care about the stories, not the art. People don't care how much work you put into it: the customer wants to be entertaint. How the thing was produced doesn't matter.
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>> Meanwhile, a British businesswoman accused of being one of the first people to post the wrong name for the Southport attacker has said that it has “destroyed” her. If individuals will get locked up for posting "wrong things&qu
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>> The illness is usually mild and most of those infected will recover within a few weeks without treatment. However, in the 2022 global outbreak 112 deaths were reported in 87,000 cases, with other sources reporting a risk of death a
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by NotGMan 2y ago
They always optimize for everything except what matters: nutritional value.
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TLDR: some bugs can only happen in a real production environment, so expect them and be ready when deploying. Thinking your deploy will be ok because staging env passed all tests is delusional.
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by NotGMan 2y ago
An interesting way to think of time is that it's really a measure of change of position. Even atomic clocks measure time by the change of position of particles. We measure years by the positional change of the Earth relative to the sun
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by NotGMan 2y ago
Your personal opinion, if I'd be interested in what his companies does I'd go work there asap.
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by NotGMan 2y ago
Why always this obsession with emissions? People don't want poisoned food from pesticides etc... primarly.
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I don't remember the source but in one experiment (some other researches) put plant seeds between two strong magnets.
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by NotGMan 2y ago
I assume it's because most devs work on stuff they don't actually like. Programming seems to promise freedom: you can programm whatever you want. But then devs get stuck in wageslave job and never pursue what they want. I'm s
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>> I want to finish Why? Will there be financial benefit? What I've discoevered is that, as an adult, I realized that these kind of projects need 2 things: 1) Must have financial viability, a way to escape wageslavery. 2) That on
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by NotGMan 2y ago
>> but a CEO is supposed to make decisions for a company to increase shareholder value If many tech workers will move out of crazy California then Musk will get them, increasing shareholder value.
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If future scientists listen to people like this then there really won't be any progress. Pessimists that destroy the human spirit.
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by NotGMan 2y ago
Will the EU investigate itself for pushing disinfo all the time on its citizens? This "disinformation and toxicity" needs to get eradicated from the law.
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by NotGMan 2y ago
Why are real world examples "counterproductive"? Do you not see that some people are healed by this? What is hard to understand about real world people healing? So because in a study of eg 200 people 170 don't improve at all
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Thanks :) >> I was hoping in hacker news people would be more open-minded but now I’m seeing that’s not the case. Yes this was a bitter pill to swallow for me also: hackers would be open minded right? It's exactly the opposite:
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Many people cured their autoimmune diseases with a larger dietary change. If diet heals the autoimmune disease how can one say that it's the body attacking itself "just because"? This clearly shows that food is (for at least

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