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by dwild 6y ago
I remember at the time how everyone were simply saying that Flash was no longer needed, that sure JS wasn't as fast, but that it would quickly surpass Flash... We talk about tool capabilities, but it's also a standalone format, a
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by dwild 6y ago
I think what made it so easy was mostly because it was 2D, but more important than that, it was 2D vectors. I did a few Flash games myself when I was young, it was amazing, so quick to achieve a result. A decade later I tried doing the same
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by dwild 6y ago
> "100% winnable" means that you are _guaranteed_ to win if you do the right things, not that you have a _chance_ to win under optimal play. That's exactly what he was arguing too. Having a chance to win means that if you
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by dwild 6y ago
I'm pretty sure you can replicate all that remotely... you may not have the tools to make theses easy to replicate right now (though I'm pretty sure it still possible), but that just show there's a market for theses tools. Fa
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by dwild 6y ago
Thus it's easy to distinguish the guy that made a single perfect call from the crowd of imperfect one. The only solution for them would be to lose as much as much as everyone else from WSB... at least they wouldn't have to ever pa
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by dwild 6y ago
> Built into these claims is the assumption that the owners of the properties offered on the platform can afford to keep them without renting then out full time, since it's supposed to be their primary home. It's not because th
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by dwild 6y ago
> Now you are saying tracking is improving your experience, but you just said the ads are useless. Where did I say that ads are useless? That's kind of scary that you come to that conclusion from my comment. Is it because I am talki
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by dwild 6y ago
I'm pretty sure they'll expect a tiny bit of QA over an FPGA before fabbing them. I don't think they care much about what comes out of it though, whether it's "bugged open-source designs" or not, for sure they
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by dwild 6y ago
I would certainly. Have you seen the kind of ads people can get on Youtube for example? There's some crazy bullshit there. I would regularly go to Google Ads preference page and correct their profile of myself (sadly many time that wou
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by dwild 6y ago
He switched the yes/no button position... they would have automatically click "no" instead...
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by dwild 6y ago
The position of the "no" is what made the most difference. My SO constantly click on "Ok" without thinking. The number of time she told me something didn't work, I asked her for the error, she said there was none, I
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by dwild 6y ago
> But... the reaction here is "they made a mistake, let's pile on like kids in a playground" ignoring the genuinely huger issue of the amount of info and mining that google et al. do. What about genocide too? Please people
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by dwild 6y ago
> But... the reaction here is "they made a mistake, let's pile on like kids in a playground" ignoring the genuinely huger issue of the amount of info and mining that google et al. do. What about genocide too? Please people
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by dwild 6y ago
> and the less it is used, the more likely it is to be abandoned. That's certainly true, but not at the same scale as FOSS. > Personally, I think a $10 annual fee would be more reasonable but finding the magic sweetspot between u
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by dwild 6y ago
Maybe not using it? At that price, you aren't getting a dedicated 10gbps line to anywhere else than your ISP (and still...), afterward it's shared by everyone else. Using that bandwidth fully is not only going to make it not worth
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by dwild 6y ago
They were using refurbished part, which contained original partx, which contained the Apple logo. It's like changing a windshield for a third party one and then getting sued once you try to sell your car because there still the logo on
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by dwild 6y ago
I did two games for fun when I was younger. I only made 200$ in total, but they were made in less than 4 hours each (I did them both in a math class, thus why the time restriction). To monetize them, I used MochiMedia, which sadly died with
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by dwild 6y ago
> My concern is about leading the other 19+ kids astray with a confusing example before they're ready for it. Except that the kids were all agreeing with her. Whether she did made that statement or not, they still believed that made
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by dwild 6y ago
And then it's easy to make them see how her answer was right in its own way by adding another unit, (person at table a+b and people at table a+b) and show why it may be harder to works like that for now. I heard so many people complain
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by dwild 6y ago
In Canada it seems like it was possible to rent it on iTunes. That's so weird, that means that someone got some exclusive right on renting it? JustWatch tell me that AMC on demands had it to rent for 5.99$, is it possible that you miss
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by dwild 6y ago
> Well of you enjoy that restaurant you shouldn't be ok with it, because with price margins like you describe, that restaurant's not going to exist for very long. That's only true in a vacuum though. There's so much m
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by dwild 6y ago
I got a new job right before the pandemic, with a big enough prior notice that pushed my first day into the pandemic. It may be related to the fact that the company I now work for wasn't doing any remote work before, but it now feels s
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by dwild 6y ago
At 17 you couldn't work?
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by dwild 7y ago
> Amazon isn't scheduling any deliveries for another month You can still try. I ordered some ink (which wasn't deemed essential by Amazon sadly, but in my case, it wasn't that essential, it could wait a month) 3 days ago a
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by dwild 7y ago
What if you consider external factors too? You can have a simple survey asking whether they have been traveled recently, whether they have symptoms, whether they are essential workers, if they know somebody that was infected, where they are
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by dwild 7y ago
> Vo has 3000 inhabitants, How can you consider the fatality rate over an uninfected population? A year ago 8 billion peoples were not infected and 0 died! I have no idea why we worry. /s What's matter for the fatality rate is
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by dwild 7y ago
He isn't saying Covid-19 isn't worse than the flu, he is saying that many people consider the flu not important, which meant that they would just as easily consider Covid-19 as unimportant, because the flu was the closest referenc
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by dwild 7y ago
> In fact in Vo it was zero. Isn't it a bit disingenuous to use a city with 89 cases as being statistically significant?
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by dwild 7y ago
Yesterday (actually 3h before that bounty was posted), I wanted exactly that feature, but I couldn't get it soon enough (I did find obs-virtual-cam at the same time as the bounty was posted, what are the odds). A bunch of friends and I
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by dwild 7y ago
> TThe parties that would suffer most are shareholders of companies that advertise products most people probably wouldn't want without all the advertising -- Coca-Cola, Gatorade, McDonald's, fast fashion, etc, generally multina

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