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I'm not educated in this area to be able to make conclusions, but one thing I wonder is if in N years if all the disaster dates pass and much less or nothing happens. How will we convince people of risks of climate change if there is a
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Is ethical game development something the market actually respects and informs purchasing decisions?
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7y ago
It's also a fiction that these companies learn and is just as real as the legal fiction.
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7y ago
Depending on your job there's no reason that you would ever need to use defaults. You should optimize your editor for your day-to-day use case
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7y ago
Some insurance companies are already doing this I think where they attach things to your car and if you stay under the speed limit you get discounts on your payments
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7y ago
This is pretty antisocial behavior to force others to use a service that you deem acceptable.
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7y ago
I don't follow comments like these, should people refrain from criticising giant companies because there are people working at them? I don't understand the purpose of this comment
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7y ago
Yes they have approximately that functionality
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7y ago
No doubt some people do crazy things but I feel like the primary thing that enabled this is money and time
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7y ago
What operations do you perceive would be faster or more suitable for ternary processors
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7y ago
Right but I don't think anyone is really concerned if it runs in fish. Fish is non standard and doesn't try to adhere to bash. If we want to write fish shell scripts we can do that elsewhere
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7y ago
There are open source alternatives to Matlab like gnu octave
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7y ago
A lot of students benefit from this unpaid labor. I know many people who volunteered in labs to get real experience that they translated into high paying jobs else where. Those people would not be able to get the job if it was paid
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7y ago
But also I don't know of UBI experiments that don't have an end. The fact that the money will stop after some time is sure to affect people's behavior in a way that convolutes the study greatly, no?
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7y ago
Because one has limited time
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8y ago
Anywhere I could read about the historical context/progression you reference?
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8y ago
It wasn't before it existed and isn't now it's convenient though
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8y ago
How would you incentivize drug research without patents?
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8y ago
Parents should guide their children, you can argue about the level of guidance but the meme that you should give your child full control over what they choose to do isn't sensible
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8y ago
° And people in those age groups are most definitely responding to ads even if they aren’t clicking them. Could you provide a source for me to read more?
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8y ago
As a native English speaker it still is ambiguous to me
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8y ago
Twitter posts like these have an interesting bullet point writing style you don't see in most places. I personally enjoy this style
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8y ago
Could you clarify what problem you are pointing out. I'm just not reading the conclusion you are trying to make.
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8y ago
Could you elaborate? I don't understand what you are implying
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8y ago
Qwerty is the standard. Especially for any type of game. I don't think it's constructive to try to get developers with limited time to cater towards a minscule portion of the population who has self selected into using nonstandard
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8y ago
Especially considering LEGOs products in the beginner electronics /robotics space.
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I don't really understand the sentiment that the web jobs are going away. Web/mobile and supporting technology has only risen in relevance. ML has some narrow use cases where it can solve some interesting problems or eek out some
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I feel like there isn't a community outside of Google that uses Bazel strongly, and therefore it has weak Community Support.
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8y ago
a fair number of companies require that an individual has a degree or is working on one in order to work in their programming or engineering departments. Typically people who get around these requirements have a strong network which is not
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8y ago
> If you’re asking him to shut down Facebook, you are asking him to relinquish an amount of power that maybe 5 people in history have walked away from. Tangent: who are some of the people you perceive walked away from a similar level of
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