crimsonalucard

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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
It's ok. I expected this. Consider this a criticism of HN. Maybe one day I'll email you and give you a reason. But I can always just make a new account. Basically I tried using the flag multiple times when I'm insulted and yo
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
Every country on earth is deeply intertwined with China from an economic perspective. Especially the US.
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
Sounds like SAP does custom App building. Do they use a custom underlying database technology as well? Would it be equivalent to contracting some software system to a a company that would build the system using SQL?
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
>“Well, I have news for you: some things are just hard. There’s no way of getting around it.” If you think this, but I have a way to make something 10x easier that you can't or don't know how to do then I can sell my idea to yo
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
Why would you use ERP instead of a regular SQL database? edit Got a lot of vote downs. This was a genuine question from someone completely ignorant on what ERP is. Not trying to say that SQL is better, but I'm asking this because I&#
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
I'm totally sincere. But don't let that influence you. Be rational. When something seems ambiguous you need to shed your biases and follow the logic and evidence. Read what I wrote in my response and both dispute and reason about
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
The foundations of peoples' beliefs are not tied to logic or truth, it is tied to time, effort, character and way of life. Any change in belief that will influence their way of life will raise psychological shields. People will very re
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
Might as well recommend the Holy Bible or the Koran. Also good books with good stories.
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
>This is locking down for the sake of locking down, not an evidence-first safety driven approach. That is something I cannot support. It is 100% evidence based. Reduction of gatherings = reduction in transmission. There's no way aro
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
Got a "network error."
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
You don't think Nuclear weapons and a president named Trump is a security concern for the rest of the world? You're here worrying about semiconductor foundries? Why? Your phone already has enough processing power to guide a nuclea
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
By alone I mean who in the world will help you if you're a psychopathic killer who enjoys torturing animals and people? Who is the last person on the face of the earth who will not give up on you? Your parents, that is if you have pare
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
>We see how regular parents behave towards their children just fine, thankyouverymuch. We have eyes in our heads. And so do all regular people thank you very much. My grandparents abused my parents. I know all about it. I've been to
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
Read my other comments. I'm not disagreeing with you or the other poster. There's a possible misunderstanding in what I'm saying here. We're all blind in certain sense. I'm thinking people like you who were possibly
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
>It seems like you're having trouble either understanding or believing how bad some mothers actually are. What about the ones that leave their baby in a dumpster? If that kid grows up does it have an obligation to try and maintain a
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
Maybe what you say is true. Tell me about your situation. I know that when someones parents are toxic and abusive they need to be cut off. However, for many parents when the situation is reversed they do not have a choice. The love is too g
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
I'm sorry. Just telling the truth. I mostly posted because I feel a lot of people have bad relationships with parents that actually do love them but for various other reasons (psychological problems, poverty, stress, drugs etc... ) end
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
I'm in total agreement with you. If your parents are toxic, dump them for sure. Not every parent is like my description, I'm just describing a generality that describes the majority. Despite this, I truly believe the statement bel
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
It's definitely not every parent nor is it even almost every parent. I would say it's the majority though, as in over 50% for sure.
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
Of course there are exceptions. But the general rule stands. I say the above from anecdotal experience from my parents and other parents I know, and from quotations I hear from people actually living in prison. I guess drugs throw off all t
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
You know they say that if you go to prison the longer you stay... more and more people start abandoning you just because of time. I'm talking about over a period of 10-20 years. Eventually contact is lost because everyone moves on. Fir
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
>Libraries aren't everything, but they should be preferred. The story is much much more complicated than this. Every single one of you is using a framework everyday, that is unless you program in assembly language. All Programming l
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
My company recently decided to switch over to microservices. It was a long an arduous process but we chose not to compromise. Basically for the greatest amount of modularity, we divided all 400 functions in our monolithic application into 4
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
Yes, a good story teller weaves the details and themes into the plotline so the pacing never gets interrupted and the delivery feels natural. Kojima interrupts the entire game with a character monologue about some tragic past or some modern
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
Kojima's games are not known for good story telling. All of them are down right bad. People who like it tend to not mind cringey and over the top melodramatic dialogue... If you want to play a deep game with an immersive and engrossing
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
Gamecube is well emulated. So you can play Twin Snakes on the PC. Honestly though, it doesn't hold up well, and even as revolutionary as it was for it's time the dialogue was still often cringy.
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
No way man. He makes great games but he adds a lot of cinematics with cringey dialogue and an overt the top story to all of his games. The man isn't perfect. I feel a game like red dead redemption 2 is more closer to that perfect game
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
Even at the time it came out, mgs1, was cringeworthy. Definitely revolutionary for it's time, but the amount of dialogue and cinematic flair did not match up with over the top dialogue. It's just kind of not immersive to have a 30
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
Actually no it can't. That be like extrapolating all expressions of language are fundamentally similar.
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by crimsonalucard 6y ago
I wasn't just talking about functional. Prolog is a different paradigm all together.

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