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by adamrezich 8y ago
Most of my friends growing up were way into music... not just playing in bands in their spare time, but high school band, marching band, jazz band, drumline, etc., as well as composing and producing digital music in their spare time. A few
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by adamrezich 8y ago
You could say the same or similar things about other companies with similar business models today who rose to prominence because of repeated innovation yet have since become seemingly stagnant: Google, Valve, ...
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by adamrezich 8y ago
HRC implied in her recent Kara Swisher interview that she's going to wait for the Democrats to put 2020 candidates forth until Trump destroys all of them slash they destroy each other, and then when there's no one left she'll
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by adamrezich 8y ago
The biggest difference between 2020 and past elections is: who even stands a chance of beating Trump? His opposition party is in shambles and I can't think of a single solid candidate who would do well running against him. Sanders wa
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by adamrezich 8y ago
Location: South Dakota Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: game design and programming (C, C++, C#, Python, Godot, a bit of Unity), web design and programming (JS, PHP, Node, CSS, SQL, Vagrant) Résumé/CV: http:/&#x
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by adamrezich 8y ago
>You may have used z-index to "fix" the relative stacking order of content. But did you know that z-index is not absolute across the document, but rather relative to a stacking context? wait what the FUCK
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by adamrezich 8y ago
just to give you more TRouBLe
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by adamrezich 8y ago
If anyone's trying to figure out what the "Haruhi Problem" is, logically, because it took me awhile to grok: You have a `n`-episode show, and you want to watch every episode in every possible order. However, if one series-wat
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by adamrezich 8y ago
Anyone else find it weird when people talk about "carbon removal" instead of "CO2 removal?" Maybe it's just me but "carbon removal" evokes "eradication of life" in a sci-fi way
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by adamrezich 8y ago
Counterpoint: Edibles often take a couple hours or more to take noticeable effect which leads to overconsumption among some consumers. I'd argue that it's actually the most dangerous type of cannabis consumption because it's
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by adamrezich 8y ago
I grew up a huge fan of Mr. Lessig, his views, and his works... however, in the past few years, I've seen him repeatedly attack the concept of the Electoral College, and this has made me cautious of his views going forward. Mr. Lessig
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by adamrezich 8y ago
Maybe he wants the NSA and FBI to take note as well.
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by adamrezich 8y ago
>At the end of the day, though - do we need articles [...]? No, we don't. Who's "we" and who are you to state that articles should or should not have been written? I don't understand this mindset. I understand di
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by adamrezich 8y ago
Being born in 1991 I didn't realize this until recently but apparently we used to be better about this before these institutions shut down in the 80s-90s. I still don't really understand why this happened or how the resulting issu
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by adamrezich 8y ago
>we must consider the change in biodiversity and not just abundance Why?
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by adamrezich 8y ago
"Notes" hyperlink at bottom of article links to this: http://www.paulgraham.com/saynotes.html
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by adamrezich 8y ago
To be fair, the Internet was a very, very different place 14 years ago...
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by adamrezich 8y ago
Such a thing would be seen by many as incredibly dangerous information.
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by adamrezich 8y ago
A recap like this is more interesting for this article than most because each comments thread is a snapshot in time of the then-current discussion about what is and is not taboo. Absolutely fascinating to skim from a contemporary perspectiv
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by adamrezich 8y ago
There was massive internet backlash toward it but I still truly think Valve's "paid mods" idea is the way forward for this. Back in the day, when Unity/Unreal/Godot weren't freely available for anyone to use, p
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by adamrezich 8y ago
The latter-day Half-Life and early-to-mid Source engine mods... such a good time. People were cranking out all kinds of crazy stuff, pushing those engines to their limits and then some. Garry's Mod kept this going for awhile too, with
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by adamrezich 8y ago
This was the subject of one of John C. Dvorak's last PC Mag articles: "Twitter and Facebook Are Publishers, Not Platforms" https://www.pcmag.com/commentary/363100/twitter-and-facebook...
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by adamrezich 8y ago
I just finished skimming the whole thing—did Google just trick Breitbart into publishing propaganda for them? (I'm reminded of the Valve "employee handbook.")
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by adamrezich 8y ago
The watermark makes it really annoying to read, but unless it gets refuted by Google, it has to be real, right? (That's how these things work these days...?)
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by adamrezich 8y ago
Dvorak has been known to troll but when you write a typical Dvorak-tier skeptical piece on 5G then new management fires you and suddenly your 5G-skeptical piece has been replaced by a pro-5G piece, I don't see how you can reach any con
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5G Got me Fired(medium.com)
410 points by adamrezich 8y ago|123 comments
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by adamrezich 8y ago
TWDS1 was free many times, and has been included in Humble Bundles for years, so these numbers don't reflect actual sales or desire to purchase the game at full price or even on sale, and should be taken with a grain of salt.
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by adamrezich 8y ago
I don't regularly consume content that contains political advertising. Until today Twitter has never engaged in directly politically advertising to me. Thus it was surprising to see this come up in my timeline--and not in a positive wa
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by adamrezich 8y ago
Somewhat off-topic, but: For the first time ever today, I got a "Sponsored (political)" tweet on my timeline, from Kamala Harris (whom I do not follow), saying: "We need just 198,248 more people to reach our new goal of 1.5 m
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by adamrezich 8y ago
It's hard to compete domestically against low prices caused by China's completely different standards for wages and human rights for laborers. Plus, here we don't like the idea of manufacturing industries being subsidized by

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