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barbecue_sauce
4y ago
But why?
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4y ago
I have a Reddit account, but I've never subscribed to any subreddits.
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4y ago
Reddit is a private subsidiary of a large private company, so I'm not sure why their valuation matters.
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4y ago
I mean, they own Banfield and have been in the pet food business since the 30s, so...
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I feel like the title is a bit inaccurate. Once the acquisition has been completed, the company is no longer a SPAC. The title implies existing SPACs (companies that have not yet completed an acquisition) are somehow going bust.
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4y ago
Your word choice of "end up with" is confusing me as to the temporal order of your sentences.
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4y ago
Even fetch?
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4y ago
I mean, it's not like Utermohlen is some entirely unknown artist. Though most of his popularity was posthumous, he was in exhibitions and galleries throughout his career. The probable reason he has not risen to the profile of something
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4y ago
I, too, do not like Ruby.
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4y ago
What about Sim City?
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4y ago
You can't run Ruby on AWS?
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4y ago
I've read both editions, they're not really that different.
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I mean, the New Left Review is an academic journal. The author is probably an academic rooted in the Marxist/Marxian strain of western philosophy and thus communicating through the appropriate vernacular of the discipline.
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I thought that in Germany you were essentially hand-picked by age 10 what educational track you would wind up on.
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UE is much more of a "batteries included" engine, so there are a lot more existing systems that you have to learn to integrate to make anything worthwhile. UE is a lot more inheritance-oriented than Unity. Unity's C# scriptin
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5y ago
My friends and I were big Final Fantasy fans in the 90s but really had no interest in this film when it came out because it was clear that despite being directed by Hironobu Sakaguchi, it didn't really tie-in to any of the FF games. Su
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5y ago
I've never read Snow Crash but that name strikes me as Pynchon-esque.
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5y ago
Google, the tech journalist/blogger consensus, etc.
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5y ago
Why are you bringing up Cruise specifically?
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5y ago
I haven't really used React much since hooks were introduced (not because of hooks, just a coincidence). Up until that point, I had been using React almost daily. At the time, I remember thinking "What is this for? What problem do
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Because the technical proficiency of a singer, or any musician/instrumentalist for that matter, is not what makes a song interesting or memorable.
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We played Oregon Trail as part of school here in the US, and probably had a similar sense of US geography at the time, but we were just happy to get to use the computers.
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Like for instance, in the US there was once a large tex-mex restaurant chain called Chichi's (long since bankrupt). When I told my friend from Spain this, she was horrified.
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5y ago
Ahem, FFVII and THPS2 are Playstation One (PSX) games.
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5y ago
Also been on Switch for a while.
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5y ago
I think the Royal Society could probably be considered biased.
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When people say something will "burn up on reentry", a phrase that I've heard almost all of my life but never really given much thought too, how burnt are we talking? Surely it doesn't just completely atomize?
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I generally pick up a bag of apples without checking if any of them are bad, and then just discard the bad ones as I come across them later.
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5y ago
Technically, there already was a London-based GTA game.
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FFXV was good, except for the whole train-ride thing in the second half. Good overworld, good though occasionally annoying dungeons, beautiful monsters and locales, fun gameplay. Now FFXIII was total trash.
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