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by Rd6n6 5y ago
Why would negativity and falling prices drive prices up later on?
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
> I'm always skeptical when underlying language choice is featured prominently as a selling point for any new project. > It tells me, this is a technology-first, users-second enthusiast project. I disagree. There are thousands of
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
Can you share some of these cases or research?
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
Very high salaries are a countermeasure against conflicts of interest and “lobbying.” We can trust our leaders better if we don’t have to worry quite as much about other parties tempting them
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
The news has also been about record numbers of people quitting, changing careers, and going to school. Something is being misreported
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
There are entire genres like visual novels, kinetic novels, story games, and even many triple a games that lean heavily on story and visuals rather than gameplay. Gameplay is only a small part of a great many “games.” In terms of budget too
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
There are a lot of articles out there about how the contracts the freelancing platforms impose on contractors are bad. Maybe they dont leave freelancers with a lot of options in these cases?
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
After redaction, can the info be combined with other data to reidentify it? Eg, like ordinary “anonymized” data Could these papers be used one day to dox patients’ medical records?
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
What actually happened? Is it so hard to give an overview of the situation near the start before jumping into the newest, most dramatic aspects?
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
You could spread it to your vulnerable family at home
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
I’ll fairly sure that this is illegal, but I guess anybody who pushed the issue would stop getting called in to work
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
Fair, but on the other hand, the author clearly wrote the most deliberately provocative, clickbaity, and misleading title they could have instead of an accurate, descriptive one. Satire in the titles of scientific articles is a weird choice
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
Next article will be titled “coccaine: an underused tool in high-performance boardroom negotiation” Are the side effects and addictive potential not bad enough to cancel out the benefits here? By saying it’s under used, you are saying more
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
I actually buy a second copy (paper or drm-free pdf) if I decide I need to remember an audiobook or take notes. Even just being able to flip back to a previous section is something that paper books excel at. You get a sense of “what page so
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
That’s not a paper issue, that’s a legal issue. It should be illegal to blanket somebody with unsolicited spam
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
Off topic, but eev.ve has some outstanding articles on game design and is the author of one of my favourite custom doom levels Specifically, the articles of how graphical fidelity is ruining video games and the ones about doom and doom mapp
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
Unreal slackers has a good c++ channel. The others, I got invited to through good luck as I got to know people. Some of the less hardcore channels still have smart, interesting, skilled, and hard working people in them btw, I met a lot of
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
I’m hesitant to participate in more game dev communities unless the people in that community are unusually serious about their projects. That seems somewhat rare unfortunately. Actually making a commercially viable indie game takes incredib
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
What happens to people’s money during inflation when that money is tied up in stocks or mutual funds rather than in savings? Does the inflation affect the stock prices, and partially protect you from the inflation?
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
Does anybody have a source that has actual information about this variant?
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
I don’t know how to make sense of the tos for projects like this. They all have clauses that let them modify their terms later for example
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
I tried the Gloomer last night (steam version). The audio is exceptional
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
I just found out about containers and doors world models and it was really fun to read how you’ve used them here today. I’m going to try out that ui building approach
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
I think most of the commands are of the form “talk about x” “tell about x” and “ask about x.” There are also “Galatea, come here” type commands. It definitely takes some some experimentation to figure the parser out unfortunately
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
Part of the fun is making the engine and figuring out how the games work under the hood. The world model is surprisingly simple and flexible in these games. Learning about this style of world model gave me some ideas for other projects
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
Hi Scott. I started playing parser based IF less than a month ago. I find it so immersive that the only parallel I have for the experience is high quality VR. I love it so much that I wrote my own parser engine 2 weeks ago and I have some i
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
Play Galatea. It’s a famous, award winning parser game about a conversation with a sentient statue and has approx 70 endings. The game models your relationship along several axes as you go and the writing is superb
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
Interesting, thanks for letting me know, I’ll read that
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
Agreed. When they criticize the OOP approach to modelling game objects, they really needs to give an example of how they think it should be done using the data approach. There are a dozen ways to do this that they may be referring to, I’m n
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by Rd6n6 5y ago
> cryptographically codifying law and contracts can be beneficial in a lot of ways (like transparency/enforcement in governance) Would 51% attacks spoil the party with that? The incentives would be enormous to do such a thing, it mi

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