PsylentKnight

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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
This place is turning into reddit. I knew the first reply to the first comment would be some rude, cynical curmudgeon.
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
Tears of the Kingdom and Spiderman 2 also did very well. Starfield was more of a "this game is not very good" thing than a "single player games are doomed" thing
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
I was surprised when I learned Gavin Belson (Matt Ross) wrote and directed one of my favorite movies of the past few years, Captain Fantastic
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
> For one, science and Christianity are not the enemies many on the Left seem to believe. Christianity isn't a monolith, so it depends on which flavor of Christianity we're talking about. If we're talking about fundamental
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
In addition to that, it's considered "unprofessional" to leave without giving at least 2 weeks notice.
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
> My initial research suggest that Godot games are written in C# There are a few supported languages (including a custom Python-like language called GDScript). C# is just just one of them.
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
Agree with your overall point, but the Mission Impossible thing isn't that surprising to me. I think a lot of people are tired of endless reboots/sequels of action-adventure movies. Also I think Tom Cruise can have the opposite of
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Religious Trauma Syndrome(en.wikipedia.org)
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
I've been using Firefox for years and rarely run into websites where something works on Chrome but not Firefox. The only one I can think of is my apartment's payment portal, and that website is just generally awful.
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
The recent Unity-Godot debacle would seem to indicate to me that titans aren't invincible. They can do a lot of harm to themselves when they overestimate how much people want or need their product. Switching from Chrome to Firefox isn&
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
1. The rate of spread matters. Evolutionary adaptation is slow. 2. It's not just the speed, humans makes movements possible that were previously unlikely or impossible. Argentine ants are currently wreaking havoc across the globe. Do y
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
> When environment does change however the rates are orders of magnitude higher. We live in the times of change. If you open the link you'll see that the current "change" is caused by humans. Spreading invasive species isn
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
I really enjoyed Fire Emblem: Three Houses (Nintendo Switch) this year. The story is alright, but the characters are well-written and I enjoyed the tactical gameplay more than the typical turn-based RPG fare.
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
I think "normal" is relative here. My understanding is that it's mostly Western cultures that consider co-sleeping to be a bad thing.
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
> Sure it's largely wrong, but it's a strange sort of indoctrination to care about That was just one example of a particularly egregious strawman. It made "evolutionists" out to be a lot dumber than they actually are
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
> While this may technically fit the definition of "indoctrination", that's a pretty loaded way to describe what parents teach their own children. I'm a former homeschooler that had to watch countless Ken Ham and Kent
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
Yet a lot of very popular games have been made by individuals or very small teams. Stardew Valley, Minecraft, Terraria, Hollow Knight, Braid, Vampire Survivors, Slay the Spire, Papers Please. I think you're right that the majority of g
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
> The people on the assembly line would look at you like the most spoilt people in the world. Ok, working standards and life in general have gotten better for people. Why is that a bad thing? > It's a nicer life working from home
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
I assume he got that and he was referring to the jankiness of GTA Online. For example, it took 5+ minutes to load for years, until some random guy fixed it for them [1]. Though I suppose that had little to do with the overall architecture.
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
Here is the link to the instructions: https://metazooa.com It's not obvious from OP's link how to get there - you have to click on the turtle. I didn't realize until I read the comments here that this is a Wordle-
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
You say the games don't change significantly, then you say the games have changed in a way you don't like. Yes, they use the same IP's for decades but they remain relevant because they do new things with those IP's. BoTW
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
I think that's a good point. There's also the fact that most (nearly all?) spam calls come from India, where lots of people know English.
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
Can you give a TLDR of the thesis, because on its face that just doesn't make any sense at all when obesity only exists in countries where calories are plentiful and cheap.
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
Hard to set up a control group when literally everyone is exposed
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
> It is a bit like Esperanto or something like that. Maybe I am just brain damaged from growing up in a world with English and other messy spoken languages but my intuition suggests that perfectly structured languages are possibly the wr
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
I'd say it's more complex than that, it's multidimensional.
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
I enjoyed Spore a lot. I never saw any of the apparently overhyped marketing, so there were no disappointments for me there. I will admit the gameplay itself was pretty flat - I probably played through the whole game, which was pretty short
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
[American] legislators move slower than tech.
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
> Like, anyone who has spent 5 minutes on this forum already knows this You would think, and yet...
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by PsylentKnight 3y ago
> And just a reminder, those of you opining based off your experience with GPT3.5... GPT4 is a huge, huge improvement. God, yes. The number of people of HN pushing up their glasses and saying "well, actshually..." when they&#x2

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