celdon25

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by celdon25 2y ago
I agree, the OP served a nothingburger. That and your reply made me want to check out Pinboard now.
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by celdon25 2y ago
As someone who has (for several years) developed, supported, and operated my own dialect of a multiplayer game server engine (which includes an embedded physics engine), that sounds absolutely brutal. It took several years before I saw my f
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by celdon25 2y ago
Sometimes. You may be able to identify a category of customizations that has both a high frequency, and the potential to be represented as declarative data. Changes to the data can be done without a restart. That can often be enough to get
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by celdon25 2y ago
> appointing Elon Musk to lead the most powerful agency in the federal government without Senate advice and consent. You mean this senate? Many of them are not happy with the national debt and are willing to take risks if it gets fixed.
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by celdon25 2y ago
Erm, a nationwide injunction was already made against that part of the executive order by a federal judge. You're the second person today I've seen try to imply that we're in a dictatorship because of that executive order. Wh
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by celdon25 2y ago
> When you have corporations more powerful than the government of the biggest states I don’t know how you define powerful, but I highly doubt it is at that point.
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by celdon25 2y ago
I used the word “deterrence” though to close the thought :) people looking to do crime should find an easier place. But maybe it’s harder to get away with it on the streets of manhattan than on the subway, I’d have to ask a cop or a crimina
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by celdon25 2y ago
> A friend got hit in the head and NYPD refused to register it. I think that's awful and hope your friend didn't get hurt too bad. I think anytime a victim (or a family member filing on behalf of a victim) makes a police report
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by celdon25 2y ago
This may be a naive take, and I haven't been to NYC in a decade, but I think that number should ideally stay close to zero. There's a concentrated amount of surveillance, a gated entry, and limited escape options. Combine that wit
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by celdon25 2y ago
That says more about the people in charge of the department than the officers, though I'd also bet that the crime rate isn't that bad in the subways.
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by celdon25 2y ago
The key fact here is that the president was elected by the people in a time of crisis (both for the country and the world). Laws are not perfect, sometimes you have to be bold and take risks. The election is a seal of trust to get the job d
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by celdon25 2y ago
Those laws aren’t for them, as much as we want to believe it. You can’t sue them, and presidents are basically immune from prosecution.
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by celdon25 2y ago
Hmm, I'm not sure if "is it legal" would be at the top of my priority list if I was working (in good faith) on the team to recover the country from a nose dive and prevent world war 3. But it is ok to disagree on whether thos
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by celdon25 2y ago
The first link appears to be for .NET Standard, which has a common API compatible with both Framework and Core. Though it might be worth checking Github to find example usages of the APIs. Maybe there's even some libraries that improve
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by celdon25 2y ago
Maybe we can agree they didn't fail society, but I still think reversing the artificial supply reduction of doctors is arguably better from a utilitarian perspective than doing so with software engineers.
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by celdon25 2y ago
I think there is a misunderstanding here. I wasn't looking to dunk on or shame anyone, only to make an important point. A lot of software engineers are not doing great right now, even though many here may be doing fine. That's a p
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by celdon25 2y ago
No one is forcing those doctors to participate in that system. Many (but not enough) of them don't, and operate cash clinics, which have a better reputation for quality. But ultimately, healthcare is suffering not because of the insura
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by celdon25 2y ago
You obviously don't have a chronic illness or you wouldn't be asking that. Either that or you're rich.
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by celdon25 2y ago
> "The Day" So it was fine when they were censoring republicans, but only became "the day of infamy" when blocking the left... Zero acknowledgement or mention in the article about the history of censorship against the
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by celdon25 2y ago
Well, I’ll say one thing, he’s no Kim Dotcom (Megaracer) when it comes to gaming. It doesn’t matter if you think gaming is stupid or not. Gamers exist and many poe2 players live on this game. Elon blows past them like a hero and people star
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by celdon25 2y ago
That's a leadership issue
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by celdon25 2y ago
Suspect? It's been proven my guy.
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by celdon25 2y ago
The jig is up for him.
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by celdon25 2y ago
The hardcore poe2 ladder is hardly mundane. It is literally one of the most difficult things in all of CRPG gaming. Ever! Aside from it being extremely competitive, you have to be a master at market exploitation, probabilities, gameplay mec
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by celdon25 2y ago
What if in this case it was about keeping the accident rate low by incentivizing safe driving? Don't know if I agree with them doing it, but it's probably not an argument that any side would win, and we don't even truly know
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by celdon25 2y ago
> A business writer with no political knowledge decides to weigh in on politics in a clearly performative way. Um, no. Wokeism is definitely within his wheelhouse as a VC, as it plays a big role in corporate policies, and macro market co
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by celdon25 2y ago
> Writing an entire blog post on "woke" is the definition of virtue signaling. A bit more nuanced than that, and I think you're technically wrong. Writing a serious piece to an audience that is already there to seek out op
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by celdon25 2y ago
Eventually plus 10 years, as this article is 10 years old.
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by celdon25 2y ago
Seems like the latter to me. One or the other gem is fine depending on your preferred interface.
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by celdon25 2y ago
If only it were that. Evidence just came out that he's not actually playing the game himself for the majority of the time.

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