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by bryans 4y ago
Again, you're exaggerating everything. There are literally dozens of hot tubbers among many tens of millions of creators . You're purely discussing extreme niches which, even when combined, don't represent a significant po
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by bryans 4y ago
> You're ignoring superchats and tips which is where most of the money comes from. Tips represent less than 40% of revenue for nearly every type of content creator, so let's not exaggerate things. Super Chats are also limited t
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by bryans 4y ago
I've consulted with several hundred live streamers, and none of what you're saying is reflective of their experiences. It is outrageously false and disparaging to claim that the vast majority (or even a significant portion) of
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by bryans 4y ago
> But actually this is a terrible career advice and relatively few people actually end up making anywhere close to $100k on Twitch or Patreon. [...] I think Patreon is a great tool to give you a decent supplement to your income There are
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by bryans 4y ago
> with that delightful UX where it's /invisible/ until you wave the magic cursor around in the right place. There is a button at the top of the editor, to the right of the filter input. The buttons that show up on hover ar
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by bryans 4y ago
> Ok, apparently you didn't get that point either; I completely got the point, which is why my original comment was extremely relevant to the conversation of a one-man operation -- a conversation that you acknowledge starting . You
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by bryans 4y ago
Let's recap. You made a comment about one person (yourself) playing multiple instruments at once. Somebody replied asking to see that, because it "sounded cool." I provided another example of one person performing multiple in
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by bryans 4y ago
I just explained to you that, if you had watched the video, it would be obvious that he's not just pressing a button to start a sequence. Your response was to again falsely claim that he is pushing a button to start a sequence, when
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by bryans 4y ago
I get that you were trying to be amusing with the Chrome comment, but in case you weren't actually aware, you only need to push the plus icon to insert a new style. It's the exact same number of clicks to accomplish that task in b
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by bryans 4y ago
You clearly didn't bother watching the video before commenting, because he's not just triggering sequences, and you're acting childishly dismissive of a traditional drummer with a mountain of talent who is, in fact, performin
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by bryans 4y ago
There is a professional finger drummer going by NularMusic who wrote a Max For Live plugin[1] which lets him pre-sequence note progressions, and he becomes a one-man-band using just a Launchpad Pro. It's quite impressive and he perform
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by bryans 4y ago
Riot has its quirks, but it should really get more love than it does. I found it to be a breeze to work with, and they were doing things correctly even back when the pre-rewrite versions of Angular and React were still getting it very wrong
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by bryans 4y ago
Luckily there are a lot of cheap STUN/TURN services out there, and if you really need something under your control, there are containerized projects on GH that make it easy to run your own. Though even when I used it as a Zoom replacem
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by bryans 4y ago
It may not meet the qualifications of "production," but about a year ago I made an OBS.Ninja clone with some specifics for live streamers, and I was extremely satisfied with the reliability of WebRTC -- multiple hour streams with
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by bryans 4y ago
Based on what previous school shooters have said over the years, the reasoning is somewhat simple and obvious. They experience trauma at a particular time in their life, and once they've mentally broke, the most personally "releva
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by bryans 4y ago
This is really cool, and I enjoyed hearing explanations of your process and decision making in the video. It sounds like you have a lot of ideas on how to develop "personalities" for units, and that's something rarely seen in
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by bryans 4y ago
You have the legal right and ability to remove any mark if you've paid it off. Both of the agencies have online options for removal requests. https://www.experian.com/disputes/main.html https://www.tran
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by bryans 4y ago
That's actually not true. If you pay the collection agency, the derogatory mark gets removed within weeks. You also typically only need to pay half the amount. If they try to get you to pay the whole thing, just tell them you're u
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by bryans 4y ago
There are actually very few regulations regarding the credit score "system" -- if it can even be called that -- and it shows. The system is grossly abused by everyone involved, and typically the only people experiencing the effect
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by bryans 4y ago
That isn't helping your exaggerated claim. 1.6 is not a multiple of one, making it quite literally not multiple years. You have two apples. You cut one and give half away. How many do you have? One apple, and one half of an apple. Yo
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by bryans 4y ago
I wanted to like Vultr, but had reliability issues from day one, even while running nothing but a basic Nginx instance. And instead of the support staff acknowledging the issues or offering any solutions (or even reading my emails, frankly)
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by bryans 4y ago
> It's been in Beta for literally years now. "Years" is quite a stretch. On December 30, 2019, they announced[1] bare metal servers as being part of their roadmap for 2020, and then on June 16, 2021 they announced the beta
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by bryans 4y ago
The parent comment's link goes directly to a portion of the video where he types "fdro" and then taps on the "F-Droid" search result.
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That method is adding server, client and network load by delivering multiple versions of the same image, whereas a cached version on the front end can be freely re-used and manipulated as needed based on the specifics of the device and brow
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by bryans 4y ago
Expenses are the "loss" portion of "profit and loss." That is 50% of the concept of accounting, making it as direct as it gets. Please stop this prolonged line of trolling.
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> Reducing expenses is not direct financial benefit. You've created a seven word sentence which contradicts itself in every conceivable way. Expenses are financial. Reducing them is beneficial.
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They make movements which are easily anthropomorphized, probably because of their jumping nature. Imagine a dog seeing its human after a long vacation, where its quickly moving back and forth, and doing little jumps, etc. It may just be the
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You're moving the goal posts, on top of changing the definition of "direct" to fit your false narrative. First you claim there was no incentive at all, then there was no "direct" incentive, and now direct apparently
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I can't speak toward tarantulas, but some jumping spiders definitely recognize, acknowledge and seemingly even appreciate individuals. Honestly, they sometimes look excited to see you as a dog would -- though that's likely just a
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by bryans 4y ago
You literally said "no incentive [...] other than good feelings." Regardless, even adding the words "direct financial" is still incorrect. For one of many examples, insurance companies investing in F@H infrastructure wou

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