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by Stevvo 3y ago
On the other hand, the small team were taking a cut from every monetized server. Literally profiting millions of off Rockstar's work. If servers don't charge for entry, they charge for extra content R* developed for and sells in
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by Stevvo 3y ago
Yet somehow most of us still need two hands to count to ten.
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by Stevvo 3y ago
Surprising they didn't go the legal route, it must have made more sense just to follow the money. Popular servers have monthly revenue in the millions from a mix of 'donations' and deals with steamers. Cfx takes a 'donat
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by Stevvo 3y ago
WeChat, unlike TikTok, is known to be directly controlled by the Chinese state. It's not a secret. Why wouldn't it already be banned on government devices?
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by Stevvo 3y ago
https://twitter.com/8minutesold/status/1667141734055264256 Thread with some more info.
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Controversy over MOND at High Sigma(twitter.com)
2 points by Stevvo 3y ago|0 comments
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Tech shares fall as China mulls child smartphone limits(bbc.com)
4 points by Stevvo 3y ago|0 comments
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by Stevvo 3y ago
They serve content at scale faster than the sites its scraped from. The number is just a guess, but data and hosting are not cheap.
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Ask HN: Is Archive.is an NSA Honeypot?
3 points by Stevvo 3y ago|12 comments
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by Stevvo 3y ago
I don't agree with the premise. You didn't want to skip the train ride in Half-Life, or Wheatley's witty instruction in Portal 2. When a tutorial is done well it's seamlessly integrated with the narrative, such that you
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by Stevvo 3y ago
They are both incredible creations in their own right, but Terraria is certainly a more impressive game so I think it makes a better platform for it.
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by Stevvo 3y ago
"(78%) of Britons think disruptive protest hinders activists’ causes". By that measure, they are not effective. What really helps any protest succeed is numbers. You have to be too big to ignore. That's not going to happen wh
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by Stevvo 3y ago
It's a cycle, I was in the last wave in 2018. At some point most developers would realise that chain-scaling issues would prevent profit. They either left to go work for FAANG, or transitioned to working directly on scaling. There are
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by Stevvo 3y ago
"The number of people visiting AI chatbot ChatGPT’s website and downloading its app fell". That's the article's byline, to me that's quite clear they are talking about publicly available stats, not some internal met
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by Stevvo 3y ago
A big problem is all the cops who are not in the jiu jitsu gym. They may well end up shooting that 260lb guy because they didn't have the grappling skills to deal with him.
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by Stevvo 3y ago
It's not like either is complex to manufacture/extract. And "fearsome bureaucracy" is quite normal, not a big deal.
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by Stevvo 3y ago
It's an ERC-20 token wallet. You need Ethereum gas to send, and your receiver needs Ethereum gas to make any further transaction. It sure would be nice if the end user shouldn't have to care about implementation details, but that
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by Stevvo 3y ago
The name for what you are describing is "Fog of war". It happens in every war.
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by Stevvo 3y ago
You're making a shaky assumption yourself that the Apple headset is lighter, despite all reports to the contrary.
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by Stevvo 3y ago
From a technical perspective, there is simply no comparison. SL's graphics are inferior to those games in every way. Second life can look nice I'm specific scenes, but that's in spite of the dated graphics tech.
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by Stevvo 3y ago
The issue here is GPT-3/4 were trained on bullshit. Surely bullshit is the desired and expected outcome when you train your model on bullshit Reddit comments.
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by Stevvo 3y ago
AIs may be a self-fulfilling prophecy; we trained them on all those sci-fi stories.
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by Stevvo 3y ago
Hygiene is a problem. These things are not really comfortable, so put one on and you will inevitably start sweating into the facial interface. Safety is another issue; casually putting a headset on a member of the public led to a lot of inj
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by Stevvo 3y ago
In many cases it's not the same lounges. i.e. The international airlines still maintain their own 'exclusive' lounges, with whatever access policy. The public-access lounge is often not owned by an airline, making deals with
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by Stevvo 3y ago
You can probably answer your question by using shutterstock.com; generative AI is one click away from the stock image library.
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by Stevvo 3y ago
Cities skylines has the policy builder feature like you describe. One of the policies you can implement is congestion charges. You can set the policies city-wide, or in certain districts. In the latest builds with the newest DLC, you can ev
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by Stevvo 3y ago
I don't see a problem. It's not like there are pictures of race cars in their branding or anything else that might confuse a consumer. e.g. the design of the site is about as far from anything motorsport as possible.
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by Stevvo 3y ago
Image quality is really disappointing. Looks like OTOY didn't keep up with any of the last 5 years advancement in real-time raytracing and cloud streaming, despite being pioneers in both.
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by Stevvo 4y ago
That's an odd bet to make, considering SpaceX don't have any plans to build a flame trench. They plan instead to build a "flame-plate"; basically a flame trench without the trench, just the deluge system.
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by Stevvo 4y ago
Missiles can shoot down other missiles. So, if you have enough radar coverage, then I guess you're good as long as you can keep resupplied.

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