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by cmcaleer 2y ago
(0906 UTC) The warning has since been lifted.
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If a Bug Is Dropped from a Tall Building, Will It Splat? (2015)(askentomologists.com)
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by cmcaleer 2y ago
This game actually holds a ton of significance for the RTS genre as a whole. A very typical view of the RTS genre is that you have peasants who harvest resources that you gave to protect, and the Dune RTS was a real progenitor in this. But
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by cmcaleer 2y ago
If you don’t see paying yourself $285k in Nashville when your non-profits revenues are less than $2MM as anything other than totally reckless (at best), I have no idea what to say to you. She chose to pay herself that with full knowledge of
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by cmcaleer 2y ago
Unless we’re talking about solar’s cost per watt, then line go down. Down down down.
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by cmcaleer 2y ago
Maybe it’s because I willingly pay for quality content and services that I enjoy like news and YT premium, but I don’t think things are that bad. LLMs mess up but they’re new and still have growing pains. My main IDE is great, Windows sucks
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by cmcaleer 2y ago
Excel must be such an incredible codebase. The amount of spaghetti + spaghetti to keep legacy spaghetti behaviour must really be a sight to behold.
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by cmcaleer 2y ago
You’re missing the (slightly better than) 2K OLED monitor. Seems like you can get something like that for $200, which will downgrade your hardware significantly. The linked computer probably uses more power than a Macbook for the same task
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by cmcaleer 2y ago
But there has to be a threshold. If a GPL project contains a function which takes two variables and returns x+y, and I have functionally identical code in a project I made with an incompatible license, it is obviously absurd to sue me.
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by cmcaleer 2y ago
Your job as the top executive isn’t to get labor, it is to run a company (which sometimes involves getting labor). In order to do that you must manage your expenses. If you overspend on your salary such that you put the company in a positio
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by cmcaleer 2y ago
It’s things like this that make me disappointed crypto didn’t find favour as a payment option. I can transfer a million dollars instantly for ~free on (good) blockchains. Vendors aren’t at the mercy of Stripe closing their account. They’re
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by cmcaleer 2y ago
Yep! Gotta white knuckle while huge trucks overtake you.
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Where I qualified, there’s a mandatory speed limit of 45mph on all roads (even motorways) a year after qualifying. When I was finally free of this I had absolutely zero respect for why speed can be dangerous and how. The rules had created t
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by cmcaleer 2y ago
The mental image of a plane rocking out to rap rock from tinny laptop speakers is funny.
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by cmcaleer 2y ago
To you.
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by cmcaleer 2y ago
This reads like an obvious joke.
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by cmcaleer 2y ago
This is such an incredibly bizarre victimhood mindset that I feel like I must be misunderstanding it. Degrading a utility for everyone else is fine because of some perceived wrong by society done to your in group? If you piss in the punch b
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by cmcaleer 2y ago
Spending time to cost a company a few hundred bucks doesn’t seem rational. There are higher EV ways to spend your time to try to satisfy wants. Unless your mindset is one of “it’s not enough that I succeed; others must fail by my hand”. Tha
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by cmcaleer 2y ago
I have to assume you haven’t bothered reading this, because section 2.3 points out flaws in the methodology of the studies looked at which the methodology in this study kind of tries to address (whether or not it’s a good job of it is left
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by cmcaleer 2y ago
Or the writer could keep their writing more accessible by using the word accessibility, understood by hundreds of millions of people, instead of some meme term understood by maybe thousands.
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I'm just waiting for the day where the 'drink verification can' greentext finally gets realised.
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by cmcaleer 2y ago
I don't think I'll be disappointed if this gets implemented. Time-sucking apps which enable these types of ads break the flow of using that app for me so hard that I stop using them entirely.
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by cmcaleer 2y ago
Very much worth it. Just be mindful of your wiring setup, I have a mercifully only slightly wonky 4090 connector from having too much fun with my adjustable desk when I got it.
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by cmcaleer 3y ago
Classic example of this being Stuxnet, a worm that exploited four(!) different 0-days and infected hundreds of thousands of computers with the ultimate goal of destroying centrifuges associated with Iran’s nuclear program.
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by cmcaleer 3y ago
Unluckily it was at night, so an already disorienting situation is going to be harder and any already difficult rescue is going to be hampered further. It will be a miracle if any meaningful % of those who fell in the water survived.
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by cmcaleer 3y ago
If you were one of the rubes falling for Smoking Mils sure. But there was always plenty of money to be made from placing stink orders for high volume items though, to name one very basic strategy. When you have a big enough quantity for an
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by cmcaleer 3y ago
I found this Twitter account last posted to in 2014. https://twitter.com/lebedbiz I checked a good few of the stocks he listed. I figured he would have struck a lucky score at one point but he seemed to have an uncanny abil
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by cmcaleer 3y ago
It was easy to foresee, for sure. Was it easy to mention in meetings? Especially if you weren't from a minority background.
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If you're daytrading you essentially need to be pricing that risk. If your strategy earns effectively 8% APY and you have to trust Sketchy Exchange Inc. it's probably not worth your time. If it's earning 600% APY then maybe i
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by cmcaleer 3y ago
Oh it was kind of a non-issue in my head since I've used VR headsets (mainly Quest and Index) for extended iRacing sessions like taking part in 24 hour events where stints go on for hours at a time. AVP seems more comfortable than thos

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