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by daedrdev 2y ago
> I need control to see who they are talking to, chatting with, what apps they use, and controlling screen time. I'm just some random on the internet, but this rubs me the wrong way. Trust is important in relationships, and this doe
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by daedrdev 2y ago
Personally I've dug quite deep into steam and come to the conclusion that there are just a lot of bad games, and that a good indie game most likely will break out eventually. I've found steam review percentages to be one of the bi
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by daedrdev 2y ago
While deflation sounds good, its is definitely bad. When prices are falling, this provides an incentive to firms and consumers to delay purchases since prices are expected to be cheaper in the future. This reduces aggregate demand, which me
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by daedrdev 2y ago
We already have enough nukes to glass the world several times over.
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by daedrdev 2y ago
Cheating in Lol is rampant enough that the most popular cheating champions (that are easier to cheat with) have had large win rate drops since Vanguard was required, which is quite impressive in a 5v5 game.
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by daedrdev 2y ago
Generally 3rd person shooters like CSGO and Valorant have this same issue, so its probably more complex than you think. Also, another kind of cheat is to display expanding areas on where an enemy could possibly be based on the last seen pos
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by daedrdev 2y ago
Vanguard has been out for Valorant for a while, and it appears to be the same system for Lol. Im not saying that these complaints are a few rare examples by haters, except that is what I am saying, and I do think its much better than this a
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by daedrdev 2y ago
And the market has shown where people would like to live
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by daedrdev 2y ago
The modern streetlights are quite a bit different in function and design goals. They are quite extended over the road, which has engineering challenges, and are made with different materials. Most importantly, nobody wants to pay for them t
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by daedrdev 2y ago
There is some discussion about the long tail of patients who don't get better, but from the article, this machine seems like it has lead to some incredible outcomes. Better respiratory illness recovery for extreme cases, better ability
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by daedrdev 2y ago
It is possible that a policy like this makes society worse off.
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by daedrdev 2y ago
The point is the maneuvers can be much more extreme because the done doesn't need to prevent a bag of meat from rupturing due to high g forces.
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by daedrdev 2y ago
Say some human decides have the drone attack a target, and the drone takes care of the entire fight itself
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by daedrdev 2y ago
Huh that one got flagged
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by daedrdev 2y ago
Despite what they said I think they will still sell. If they don't sell it's a really bad look for them.
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by daedrdev 2y ago
It actually was down around this time for a different reason a few days ago
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by daedrdev 3y ago
I saw an interesting article arguing that we should legalize paying for kidney donations. [1] I'm not sure how I feel about it, but the article was well argued. The main argument is that even if it is immoral, we are still short hundre
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by daedrdev 3y ago
I disagree. Cities are in a endless race to build more housing. They need to continue building housing to keep prices temporarily lower, a metaphorical treadmill as more people will always move into the city. If a city stop building housing
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by daedrdev 3y ago
Im arguing that we have seen it work at a large scale, like in Minneapolis or Japan. Its the zoning that prevents the housing from being build that there is demand for.
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by daedrdev 3y ago
Building around transit hubs where people might not need a car its still better than no new housing at all though.
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by daedrdev 3y ago
Its because we have essentially banned building more housing in many cities. (Relative to the number of new jobs/housing needed, some housing does get built) Any project that makes it past the insane zoning requirements are attacked by
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by daedrdev 3y ago
Its often bexaus eof zoning rules set by existing owners who dont want their neibhoood to change. Never mind that it makes little sense for single family housing only zoning to even exist in cities like SF.
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by daedrdev 3y ago
In cities that have removed massive zoning barriers, like Minneapolis, housing prices have massivley improved in just a few years. As it turns out, we live in a dynamic economy that can scale up production when it becomes profitable, espic
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by daedrdev 3y ago
It converts to more CO2, and is also worse than CO2 during the short time
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by daedrdev 3y ago
The US has massive immigration that allow it to avoid these problems. Most other countries however do not, like Europe, Japan, China, etc... (yes Europe is not a country)
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by daedrdev 3y ago
Reputation has some value. If the author tries and make a new product, perhaps some people will be more inclined to try it with the belief that they won't be left out to dry if it fails like most other products.
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by daedrdev 3y ago
He will serve 12.5 unless he is truly a dumbass though good behavior for nonviolent crime. Don't forget he has ruined many peoples lives, and probably driven quite a few to kill themselves.
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by daedrdev 3y ago
A company normally intends to charge the most profitable price. Ascribing their actions to one force or another is useless, it mainly is supply and demand that force them to set lower prices. When their input costs go up, they raise prices
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by daedrdev 3y ago
I heard second hand that the MD managers who got promoted in Boeing after the merger decided to not build any new modules in house at Boeing. They were able put a lot of pressure on their new suppliers who were small compared to Boeing and
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by daedrdev 3y ago
Its hard to prevent all power lines from going down in a storm, and as a bonus it would take down your internet as well, messing with its 9s

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