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by bspammer 4y ago
A comment from the developer on Reddit: https://old.reddit.com/r/factorio/comments/xlufvr/friday_fac... > The majority of time spent starting the game is preparing the images from disk into a format t
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At least smart home stuff can’t send you into a ditch at 60mph
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I would highly recommend Disco Elysium if you want a more recent interactive fiction game. My personal game of the decade for the 2010s :)
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I doubt a small wireless device is even the easiest way to cheat. Very little information needs to be transmitted: 2-3 bits at the right time could give a player a huge advantage. To me it seems easier to use a stooge in the audience. Infor
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I'm almost certain that the Pixel is better given that it's nearly double the price, and the Switch is 5 years old now.
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Short of running for office, I just don’t really feel that my actions can affect anything. I will choose green options when available, I pay for an energy supplier that claims to be 100% renewable powered, I don’t have a car, I haven’t flow
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The game is not for kids, the game is just played by a lot of kids. Why is anything that kids can find fun branded as “for kids”? The target market when notch originally created the game was certainly not kids.
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So? All the kid servers in this hypothetical would be heavily moderated.
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They are not running the online service. These are community servers.
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The fact that this has stuck around so long feels like a consequence of triaging your bugs purely by the number of affected users. After all, likely less than 0.1% of users ever run into this bug, it can't be that big of an issue right
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This post is making me excited, I have a trip booked to Turkey next month and we’re going to be spending a few days in Göreme. Any tips from other people who have been would be much appreciated!
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It’s badly worded as it implies the tool doesn’t do this, when it actually does: > we need to define an ip(6)tables ipset. This will first exclude Google Cloud, and then include all the other Google IP addresses.
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Oh duh, thanks :)
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> if B implements From<A>, then A also implements Into<B> I think I’m misunderstanding, because I don’t see how this is possible given that you could be losing information in the conversion. Is this only for isomorphic types?
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Google created the incentives that led to the current state of recipe pages.
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This is a great comment, and (politics warning) also feels very similar to my opinion on the current leftist/liberal infighting in the Democratic Party. I think in almost all cases the leftists are right, but too often they have have n
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This is what's truly mindblowing about Lucas Pope to me. Many people are technically talented, but good game designers are really, really hard to come by. Having both in one person just feels unfair. Obra Dinn, especially, is one of my
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by bspammer 4y ago
It’s a lot of upfront work sure, but afterward installing any package (including MySQL) is just appending the package name to a list in your config file. The powerful part is that uninstalling the package is as simple as deleting it from th
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by bspammer 4y ago
> It's interesting that you think the fundamental nature of reality depends on what you find "boring" or not. I did not say this, I said the discussion is boring because it’s not falsifiable. We might as well just say fair
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It’s very easy in these philosophical discussions to just throw your hands up in the air and say “well we can never know anything because everything is subjective”, but personally I think that’s boring.
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It’s not memory I’m relying on, but evidence. All the evidence, not to mention common sense, points to conscious experience requiring a brain.
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Weird, the example you quoted feels American to me. British comedy tends to be self deprecating, whereas the article constantly takes the position of “I am the smart one, everyone else is doing it wrong” FWIW I’m not criticising, I enjoyed
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Zachtronics' games have given me so much joy over the years, very sad to hear this. My favourite of the bunch is probably EXAPUNKS, but Shenzhen I/O is also wonderful. I was also surprisingly taken by Eliza, given how different it
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by bspammer 4y ago
As long as we're talking about the switch, I love the design of the actual switch OS. It's so minimalist and snappy, everything feels clicky and does what I expect. There's nothing extra added in just for the sake of it.
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Animating with Code – Motion Canvas(youtube.com)
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This happened to the NHS in the UK a few years ago. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-37979456
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What’s stopping someone from tagging everyone with “buy the hot new $SCAM cryptocurrency”? I’m amazed this wasn’t abused before.
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by bspammer 4y ago
Very interesting idea to use GPT3 as a starting point for rewording text. I can see it being an effective way to break writer’s block.
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Every other developed country on the planet not having this problem is a pretty big hint.
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I cannot believe that this guy has made Google more money than he's cost them. Millions of videos is a huge amount of space, and almost all of them have close to no views. His most popular video of all time has 78k views.

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