Sakos

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by Sakos 4y ago
Once TikTok realizes you like young girls, it'll show you more young girls. If it realizes young girls is all you care about, it will literally show you nothing else. That's a pedophile's dream right there. Chances are higher
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by Sakos 4y ago
I used TikTok extensively for a month. I thought it was disturbing how often it would show me videos from people who'd turn out to be under-age girls and I'd only find out by checking the comments. I definitely see how TikTok faci
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by Sakos 4y ago
> By «everybody», you probably mean the most experienced players, since it takes a good 100 hours for a human player to start being competent at the game, while your median player only has 40ish hours under their belt. Nah, I mean every
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by Sakos 4y ago
That just leads to everybody complaining about how bad the AI is in Civilization and Stellaris. Sure, these companies don't care because they have financial incentives not to care, but we're seeing the effects of studios not carin
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by Sakos 4y ago
There's nothing complex about caste-based discrimination. It's a laugh and a half that Indians like you try to defend it like this. This shit has no place in the West.
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by Sakos 4y ago
Even here, comments are pointing out how bad Civ's AI is. The solution isn't more realistic AI. It's better deterministic "AI" that allows you to learn how it plays and devise different strategies for how to deal wi
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by Sakos 4y ago
I work at a small company and customer issues or requests can be solved (or worked on) within a day because there's almost zero red tape. And it doesn't need to be Carmack pointing out the issue or delivering the request for it to
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by Sakos 4y ago
God? As in the concept millions of people use to oppress others? Yeah, totally a fun idea.
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by Sakos 4y ago
Parallels performance is really good. I haven't used VS specifically but it'll only choke if I'm trying demanding games. It's quite impressive.
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by Sakos 4y ago
No, but that's fine, because Boeing needs to make money upselling carriers on redundancy.
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by Sakos 4y ago
It's fun to think or fantasize about. Maybe chill a bit?
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by Sakos 4y ago
There's a wide canyon between Google and how awful Intel has been treating its engineers in the past decade.
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by Sakos 4y ago
I don't understand being a fanboy at all of any of these companies. I recommended AMD since the first time they released Ryzen. Recommended Intel since the Core series was introduced. What's the point of being a fanboy?
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by Sakos 4y ago
Probably a question of performance. NAS and IoT appliances have performance requirements too.
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by Sakos 4y ago
Did I mention Trump? No. Local elections are incredibly important, especially for things like this.
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by Sakos 4y ago
Simcity (originally) was based on problematic books like Urban Dynamics ( https://www.polygon.com/videos/2021/4/1/22352583/simcity-hid... ), which has heavily influenced every other city builder ever
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by Sakos 4y ago
No. The problem is how they treat the elections like a popularity contest without regard to how it affects them or their quality of life. It sucks how this will affect them. It really does. However, these are the consequences for voting in
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by Sakos 4y ago
One was found in my city this week. Another one a few weeks ago. They're surprisingly common.
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by Sakos 4y ago
I'm surprised we haven't gotten an intranasal vaccine before now. We've been talking about the issues with intramuscular vaccines in regards to mucosal immunity since the very beginning.
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by Sakos 4y ago
I might be thinking of old.reddit.com. I know that the mobile version requires an email there but the desktop version asks for it, but if you click continue, it doesn't check if you've entered one. That experimental part is intere
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by Sakos 4y ago
It only works on the desktop site. Did you try on mobile?
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by Sakos 4y ago
I didn't miss the point. I just think the point isn't worth worrying about. It's not nearly as important as the comments here are trying to make it.
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by Sakos 4y ago
They're 2230 SSDs. It's fine. People have been using this model fine for months. I don't know why people are suddenly so skeptical about replacing parts when that was one of the points of using standard interfaces in a portab
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by Sakos 4y ago
FTC https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/resources/advertising-... Counter-example: > What can my company do if a competitor is running an ad that I think is deceptive? > Explore your legal options under fe
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by Sakos 4y ago
> If there's not a sale it's not advertising. I just can't anymore with HN. Who are these people who are redefining common terms to suit their own views?
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by Sakos 4y ago
I primarily read on my phone. I decided to get a Samsung Fold. That gives me a portable ebook reader with a big enough screen and a lot of control over the visuals. Expensive but worth it imo.
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Yes, masks reduce the risk of spreading Covid despite a review saying they don’t(theconversation.com)
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by Sakos 4y ago
> There's a good argument to be made that she genuinely believed she'd been singled out as some kind of anti-Irish conspiracy Why is this in any way acceptable?
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by Sakos 4y ago
I don't understand why disabling the camera is a thing. It's really insufferable behavior.
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by Sakos 4y ago
Tried this briefly and it seems interesting. Any idea why it's free? That's a bit sketchy imo when it's not open source and there's no obvious way it's being monetized. I've seen that they sell Windows, Pocket

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