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by dschuetz 4y ago
Well, yes. Charging 30$ will generate those numbers for such an anticipated game.
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Back in the days one would say they've boought a company that could do that. lulz
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by dschuetz 4y ago
This is going to be hilarious.
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An organism that eats viruses(newatlas.com)
6 points by dschuetz 4y ago|2 comments
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by dschuetz 4y ago
OOOohhh, you have to scroll!
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Elephants without tusks are more likely to survive and reproduce, so while this is a "better" survival trait as part of an evolutionary process, it's not an active response. It's just a mutation that has a better chance
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Well, this is exactly what you have to expect, because the brain does the same if there is information missing. The brain just makes up missing references to fill in the gaps from what ever information is available or accessible. Dangerous
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Yes, what do they have in common indeed. I didn't quite catch that from that article.
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by dschuetz 4y ago
That's true, but at some point, since late 80s and early 90s, this shifted radically in Europe. Can't speak for northern America though.
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by dschuetz 4y ago
To a western ear the whole article sounds just weird. As if everyone in India is supposed to get married, or else.
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Actually, this is a great idea. I also would like the idea to compile some quotes and puns into binaries.
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by dschuetz 4y ago
I'm not sure whatever for they need such nanowire synapses, because in real/wet neural networks the timings of neural firing, delay and latency is as essential as the synapse itself. How fast a wet synapse works is modulated, some
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Well isn't that a shame. Next year: streaming services are being aquired to kill competition, or pushed into bankruptcy!
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by dschuetz 4y ago
And now we know the 787 runs on Windows.
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Swap or no swap: https://haydenjames.io/linux-performance-almost-always-add-s... It's the use cases that make a difference.
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Seriously, what's the deal? Just use aliases instead, if you're fond of using egrep or fgrep yourself. Refactoring and re-deploying scripts should not be a big issue in any environment either these days. Admin/Devs are lazy,
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by dschuetz 4y ago
I don't know if that's a bargain after the shortage and pricing disaster in the recent years. Looks like I am going to skip another 10 years until I buy anything with Nvidia on it.
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Sounds good. But first, switch to IPv6 and make all broadband Internet access symmetrical, and nationalize all ISPs.
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by dschuetz 4y ago
When a huge company does something that feels like it could be illegal, it probably is.
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Facebook is conducting 'quiet layoffs'(businessinsider.com)
8 points by dschuetz 4y ago|3 comments
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Big surprise. It wasn't viable since the start, imho.
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by dschuetz 4y ago
I would not go that far saying I won't buy AMD ever again, but if Microsoft has a foot in the door inside my systems in form of creepware like Pluton it is there for keeping the door open.
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Does the 7000 series have Pluton? Can't find specifics anywhere.
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by dschuetz 4y ago
I am amazed that Epic is not mentioned even once. Epic does all that: bribes developers, bribes players by giving away games for free each Thursday, even AAA's now and then. The Super Power that Epic has is their Unreal Engine Ecosyste
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Very often the person "more powerful than you" in question is a closeted, or unknowing, sociopath, or psychopath (I am using the terms by definition, no judgement) and your opinion still might be interpreted as an attack, regardl
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by dschuetz 4y ago
When interests align harmony ensues! Isn't that wonderful? That's when everybody wins!
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by dschuetz 4y ago
I'm not sure you can compare code commits to jokes (occasionally such is the case), but I wonder what the thought process is when a maintainer decides to do exactly that and declines a fix that fixes a problem wrong.
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by dschuetz 4y ago
> No. Of course it is! It's up to the maintainer to decide! It's their problem, like, literally! Of course, this should not be an invitation to blindly commit and push dumb fixes, even if they solve some problem. But generally:
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by dschuetz 4y ago
I see it as an attempt to bring a perpetual and painful discussion to an end. I agree, would like to add that: The FFF rule also applies to submission of fixes to maintainers. If it fixes a problem, but not the way you like it to, you can
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by dschuetz 4y ago
If it's "not good enough" then it's the maintainers problem. I mean, come on, somebody fixed it for you and when you as the maintainer complain about the quality of the fix then the FFF rule applies also! I also have n

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