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by araes 2y ago
There's already rabbit holes of fake MMA fighting you can fall into online? Even if you're a "fan" and relatively aware of what to look for ... still difficult to spot? Horribly, had the same sensation while watching U
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by araes 2y ago
And thus we have the Earth. Where all looks like a broken MMO in every direction. Everybody refuses to participate, because it's 100% griefers, yet nobody can leave. Business: Can you get a law written to command the economy to give
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by araes 2y ago
Cool, and noted on the credit in the file. Seems like 3Samourai had the same question. Apparently Bill Christensen writes Technovelgy. Thanks FL33TW00D.
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by araes 2y ago
Thanks. Totally wasn't even thinking to try a quick word search on Technovelgy. Figured it was just some clever GitHub naming. Seems like this must be a slightly old archive then, as the modern site at: http://www.technov
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by araes 2y ago
Hi @FL33TW00D, thanks for the CSV and the data compilation and sorting work. Do you care how the file is used? Personal / Professional? Sales like a printed nerd dictionary with public domain images? Is there a license or something
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by araes 2y ago
On a quick screengrab in response to yours and the above comments. It looks like Fortnite also killed Tim Sweeney's personal involvement with his own forums. They never seem to have the time to do anything on the engine. Too much mo
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by araes 2y ago
Your product idea is cool, the actual sell-able data to me, from a data scientist perspective, that is actually actionable (corp words!), is nil. I can't even figure out what you actually collect. Also, your website runs like a dog, a
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by araes 2y ago
I was wondering why Google suddenly turned on "prompt authentication" on zero-security feature accounts yesterday. Now I "must" have a phone nearby to use Gmail... Tap to authenticate every time you want to look at ...
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by araes 2y ago
Huh. Thought politics was dead with VASA-1 [1], EMO [2], and Animate / Outfit anyone [3], so we could clothe people in anything, animate them any way we want, put them anywhere, and have them say anything to the public. "Thought
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by araes 2y ago
This is the entire problem with the game industry. Nothing shown in this article is even vaguely trivial. The author is very obviously a 100x'er by comparison to almost every human on Earth (with GPU shader rendering specifically). T
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by araes 2y ago
Server rez on a low level wiz build? That's way high level thoughts and prayers to the Top 500 (also a cleric build) or lim. "request" to the Blackrock genie over in Budapest. Besides, 7th? Pff, call "company of choic
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by araes 2y ago
Some that aren't quite so idealized: * Don't care - children are not a priority (often "I am the priority") * Get wealthy - children oppose money gaining * Get famous - children correlate poorly with rapid fame rise * Ge
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by araes 2y ago
If you're the author and interested in this kind of data based ceramics approach, then I recommend looking at: https://digitalfire.com/index.php by Tony Hansen . Found it awhile ago, and has: oxide lists: https:&#x
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by araes 2y ago
Saw the 100W programmable, target-able, aim-able, pattern form-able laser and was whoa... 100. Seems like it might be 100:1 power though. The "Ultra" Lasercube in another comment ( https://www.laseros.com/ ) is 7W.
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by araes 2y ago
If it's something longer term as a project, some other stuff: D&D: The Hypertext SRD has 3.5, 5, and Pathfinder material for ideas. https://www.d20srd.org/ Most Nix variants have https://en.wikipedia.o
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by araes 2y ago
Thanks. Much of the discussion I used to enjoy about post-mortems in game dev. There was some kind of choice that went into the design process. On the unit selection, a personal view on the situation is that nigh-instantaneous unit comman
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by araes 2y ago
One part of Perl, that still largely makes sense, is that Perl is almost always one of the smallest choices for toy program tests. https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/... Javascript is maybe 150
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by araes 2y ago
Wandering around in the javascript realm, there was some amusing stuff out at the borders. Eject the warp core: https://i.imgur.com/h1ngR7A.png Barren bare defaults: https://i.imgur.com/hLWXqER.png Ideal at
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by araes 2y ago
I'd check for an uptick in prison related stocks and commodities, except they're buried under the post-debate slump. Maybe in a few days. Supreme Court decisions probably take a few days to filter out to the somewhat less news o
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by araes 2y ago
I think their numbers are BS, just like Hollywood's numbers have always been BS. Remember when Lord of the Rings lost money for New Line somehow? Paramount's supposedly got 71,000,000 subscribers. At ~$10/month, they'r
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by araes 2y ago
Surprising. Visited right before Covid, and it seemed rather popular. Children wandering around playing with exhibits. Would have not expected a place like that to go under. Think every floor had maybe 10? folks while I was there. Reall
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by araes 2y ago
There's some other issues at the IRS. > External applications that have been received are far below the IRS targeted goal and there is an overall shortage of individuals with the desired background and experience > IRS had plan
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by araes 2y ago
Had that thought too. Unfortunately, almost every history story lately has started to have that suspicion filter for something that was suddenly "discovered."
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by araes 2y ago
Since you're the only response @smcin (thanks for the update) Further 6/25/2024 Update: Ransomware being demanded by group called Blacksuit (sounds like a wealth management company). Apparently believed to be a rebrand of
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by araes 2y ago
It's close to that, and if Apple was forced to advertise the cheaper price, or the product seller themselves was then it would be. This is more like Target prohibits sellers from ever notifying you that there's a sales price at Wa
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by araes 2y ago
Eventually was able to get a reply that was a fairly close to an above suggestion. "Ellie sells loose shoes; Bill shills big goose oil." Took quite a bit of "you're not actually sticking to the list". Also, weird..
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by araes 2y ago
Tested. LLM response. ChatGPT at https://openai.com/chatgpt/ (whatever the default currently is) "Great, thanks for providing the words. Here’s a paragraph and a long sentence using only the words from your list
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In 1983 you could call 1-900-410-4111 and get Pioneer 10 data as analog(newspapers.com)
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by araes 2y ago
I like how the response was "falsify the metric data" because an ape in a suit somewhere demanded a "correct" metric. And were rewarded for their falsification. There's an Aesop's Fables story in there somewh
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Auto Dealers Write Paper Sales as CDK Global Hit by 2nd Attack in Three Days(bleepingcomputer.com)
7 points by araes 2y ago|5 comments

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