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by Wohlf 8y ago
Normally I would agree, but Microsoft and Sony especially have similar services and they seem to be doing well enough.
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by Wohlf 8y ago
I've noticed something similar with a lot of the game remakes from a few years ago, particularly the N64 Zelda remakes on 3DS. The remasters look how you remember the games back in the day, but if you compared them side by side the rem
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by Wohlf 8y ago
Rust is also pretty popular with Python programmers, at least the ones who realize they need a systems language.
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by Wohlf 8y ago
Reduce -> Reuse -> Recycle. In that order.
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by Wohlf 8y ago
VSCode or Sublime can easily do this with a few extensions, they have fantastic Python community support. VSCode will be easier to setup. VSCode will use more RAM and be slower to startup but if you're just developing scripts and don&#
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by Wohlf 8y ago
For me personally, VSCode doesn't compete with Sublime. Sublime is my primary text editor with some advanced features for convenience. VSCode is a replacement for all of the IDEs I don't want to install or launch right now.
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by Wohlf 8y ago
They commited textbook fraud. You can take a look at the charges for yourself. https://www.justice.gov/usao-ma/investigations-college-admis...
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by Wohlf 8y ago
Not that I support this, but it's not unreasonable to ask for information to stop illegal immigration or human trafficking. Some advocate groups have been an accessory to and/or aiding and abetting these crimes.
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by Wohlf 8y ago
Probably because the posters are working in an industry where click fraud is a serious business concern.
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by Wohlf 8y ago
I would imagine the consuming of media from historians by the general public completely dwarves the decrease of history degrees lost, so maybe it's a wash?
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by Wohlf 8y ago
Seems like a pretty typical sting operation, except for the reporter.
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by Wohlf 8y ago
The monthly jobs numbers account for layoffs.
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by Wohlf 8y ago
As the article says, sample size is a huge issue here. But if it's true, my guesses would be this is because women generally have: 1) Smaller body size (less resistance, less work) 2) Higher body fat percentage (more stored energy) The
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by Wohlf 8y ago
My guess is that they set out to find anything specific about causes of mental health issues in people with autism, and found that it manifests basically the same as everyone else.
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by Wohlf 8y ago
He's the boogeyman for people on the right, much like the Koch brothers are the boogeymen for the left, at least in the USA.
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by Wohlf 8y ago
You are correct, but I would caveat that labor cost is just one of many factors in determining the minimum price a product can be profitably sold at.
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by Wohlf 8y ago
Game prices have already increased via less consumer friendly practices. Predatory monetization schemes like lootboxes (i.e. gambling), DLC (mixed bag), cosmetics, always online DRM, company specific storefronts, digital sales, "early
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by Wohlf 8y ago
Competition must be fierce... at the level they want to pay.
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by Wohlf 8y ago
Maybe we'll see a more apprenticeship type approach, where junior personnel are instead assigned to and trained by seniors. This would probably be a net good, but who knows how things will shake out.
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by Wohlf 8y ago
Exactly. It's not a matter of simple physics because it requires action by humans, actions almost everyone is bad at like willpower, delayed gratification, and discipline. I like the way an episode of Freakonomics explained these issue
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by Wohlf 8y ago
There is no other way to establish identity beyond a limited social circle besides a unique address or number.
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by Wohlf 8y ago
Everyone likes a scapegoat, this is just anti-immigrant sentiment. Hating migration from within the country is only different from hating immigration from outisde the country in that the former has a class component and the latter has a rac
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by Wohlf 8y ago
I say this as an avid PC gamer myself, but PC gaming is a niche. The vast majority of games are bought and played on mobile and consoles, and those are DRM by nature. Even on PC, more games are going towards always online/multiplayer a
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by Wohlf 8y ago
This basically confirms my experiences, the way I improved my social anxiety and public speaking was with (forced) immersion therapy from the public speaking and communication I had to do in college, and at work to a lesser degree.
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by Wohlf 8y ago
In my experience: UPS has a program called MyChoice that let you specify what to do, but both them and USPS will usually leave it by the door out of sight if possible, unless the carrier is concerned about theft. FedEx will leave a note say
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by Wohlf 8y ago
I was amazed how slow the internet was when I went to Germany last year, even in downtown Stuttgart.
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by Wohlf 8y ago
The Chinese government completely agrees with you.
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by Wohlf 8y ago
While you are technically correct, ARPA and RAND both being military focused research organizations, the parent comment is correct in spirit.
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by Wohlf 8y ago
From my understanding, no, e. coli is inside the plant.
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by Wohlf 8y ago
To be fair, the title says classic and contemporary. Probably would have been better to just say "High Profile" or something instead.

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