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2y ago
That's cloud gaming, not games run locally
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2y ago
Turn off the animations. Everything becomes significantly faster.
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It's not hard to see how "leaving the garden" can be interpreted as us leaving nature. We're the only animal that doesn't really jive with the rest of the ecosystem.
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2y ago
They give a couple hoots, otherwise Gamepass would be on Linux
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I suppose you could take your phone to a cafe to do all your software stuff
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I don't see that being a strong case against Eddy Cue. Apple's 30% cut makes them tons of revenue, and as a whole those services probably make bank. Apple TV+ especially funds good television. Even if it loses money, funding the a
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I often wonder how this changes the way tension is built during spoken dialogue. Are there minor moments of suspense when someone lists a bunch of names and the listener waits to hear what verb is happening to them?
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I'm sure the next one will make up for it by reinstalling and enabling it for everyone
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2y ago
At least Axolotls are practically guaranteed to survive in captivity as long as humans are prolific, thanks to their popularity as pets.
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2y ago
slang for charisma, no?
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2y ago
I would guess that music producers are demanding unreasonable amounts of money per view, so carving them out of the equation is a fine trade IMO
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You get to pick the cherries that you eat.
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Youtube has recently added a premium feature where if you skip ahead 5s, it will prompt you to skip an entire "commonly skipped" section. It seems like they've picked up on sponsorblock and are making it a feature for Premium
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2y ago
I see reports dating to back to around 4am. did the dst switch take it down?
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2y ago
discord needs to abandon the notion that every message in every channel deserves to be read by every user. it’s absurd in servers with >50 users
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2y ago
This is for people who watch Youtube on their TV and don’t want to see ads.
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2y ago
it's crazy that 3d printers are so hackable but 2d printers are malicious spyware machines with no alternatives
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I'd posit that it's the inverse belief: anything that benefits other people indirectly hurts you. This zero-sum worldview is becoming popular in national politics as well.
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I also believe that the two biggest domestic problems in the US are housing and transportation. I’m not sure if it’s a recoverable situation
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One one hand, I envy the young generation because they have unlimited access to thousands of amazing games for very cheap. Pirating a collection containing every game released before the year 1996 is trivial, and grabbing individual titles
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Even in Huntsville, how many millions have been spent on the legal defense for that cop that blatantly murdered someone?
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2y ago
The real gem of this post is the aquarium temperature regulator solution. I'm tempted to implement it myself to deal with hot summers.
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The real prescient threat in that movie was the predictive AI algorithm that tracked individual behaviors and identified potential threats to the regime. In the movie they had a big airship with guns that would kill them on sight, but a mor
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He demos his code on both console and emulator, so there shouldn't be an issue in that regard.
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> Steve Jobs was really good, and at the same time he was lucky that what he considered a good product at the time was actually perceived as a good product by the masses Jobs did it multiple times, though. The iPhone no doubt overshadows
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You're right. I was too quick and jumped the gun by calling it "bad analysis". However, I do believe that the source of this offer is the larger factor than the dollar amount in OpenAI's valuation of the offer. If this w
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I think this explanation is just cope. Nothing about the problem should lead you to believe that the host is an evil genie purposefully trying to trick you. Attacking the framing device for the problem is the kind of post-hoc rationalizatio
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That's a bad analysis. There's clearly non-market forces at play for why Sam Altman doesn't want to give control to a group associated with Elon.
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Very cool idea, and very well implemented. My only feedback is that you should clarify whether the solution has to be a valid position that can be reached in a chess game.
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4. Use the self-made catastrophe as evidence that more buildings are dangerous and need to be demolished
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