f6v

9 ms·

181.
by f6v 2y ago
It’s a classical “loud minority”.
182.
by f6v 2y ago
Which is weird because their PM is such a clown already.
183.
by f6v 2y ago
A safe generalization about Dynasties is that “no one cares”. It has about 2.5k players now, same as Attila (one of the most controversial titles released 10 years ago). People keep bringing up Dynasties, but it’s obvious CA doesn’t know ho
184.
by f6v 2y ago
> But.. none of that does or should require a smart phone really Well yes, it doesn’t. I used to ask people for directions without a world map, not understand the street signs in a foreign county, come how to a spouse telling me go buy m
185.
by f6v 2y ago
So, you thought that Attila wasn’t dark enough? In all seriousness, there’s a constant nagging in TW community for more historical games. Pharaoh didn’t cut it for the wast majority of players. You could capitalize on that, the genre would
186.
by f6v 2y ago
First mistake: move to the EU and get French citizenship. You can’t have an asset that’s critical to some of the military operations in the largest European armed conflict and reside in the EU. Should have stayed in Dubai.
187.
by f6v 2y ago
> If my mac had a built-in cellular modem, I'd leave the phone at home most days. I can’t imagine having to open my wallet every time I want to pay for something. Apple Pay is my favorite feature out of all. Instant communication co
188.
by f6v 2y ago
> I feel like people have imagined portable communication / computing devices forever Yeah, the visionaries. 90% of the population didn’t, and now they all have smartphones.
189.
by f6v 2y ago
They’d censor genitals in porn, but erotic cartoons involving children seem to be socially accepted? I don’t know, it’s hard to understand them.
190.
by f6v 2y ago
Or maybe you’re just exaggerating. I’ve done my fair share of copy pasting and it never worked to just do it without understanding what’s going on. I think the problem with “AI” code is that many people have almost a religions belief. There
191.
by f6v 2y ago
Does this apply to Google though? You can download untrusted app on Android phone. The same scam situation is yet to happen on iOS.
192.
by f6v 2y ago
I doubt she deposited so much via in-app purchases. Financial apps don’t have to use them.
193.
by f6v 2y ago
Wouldn’t the OS vendor just block the installation of certain apps? Say, UK says that Samsung and Apple should block certain encrypted messaging apps. Regardless if it’s from App Store or not.
194.
by f6v 2y ago
You can say that about anything: cars, headphones, appliances. To each their own. I can’t imagine using a 500 device in place of my 800 iPhone even though it would be “almost as good”. I can justify extra even for very small convenient feat
195.
by f6v 2y ago
I’ve been doing this for the past three years, it’s very challenging. I think most of these tools do well on very broad cell types like seen on the GitHub page. But the thing is that if you’re working with e.g. immune cell types then you ca
196.
by f6v 2y ago
> Asylum today is basically: "look, Russia, US, UK, France and coalition blew up my middle eastern country, so now countries like Denmark No-no-no, Denmark took an active part in Iraq invasion and was also invaded Libya. Refugee cri
197.
by f6v 2y ago
I mean, everyone was doing it once in a while back then. But Vikings were probably one of the worst offenders.
198.
by f6v 2y ago
> We don’t show passports when entering Germany A FlixBus coming from Denmark is likely to be checked in Flensburg.
199.
by f6v 2y ago
I always find it ironic how Denmark is proud of Vikings and protects borders at the same time. There’re axes on border guards’ uniforms. Also, the traffic lights have a viking with an axe instead of a regular figure. Yet Vikings were univer
200.
by f6v 2y ago
> Ukraine is demonstrating an inhuman amount of self-restraint at the moment. Like what? They target everyone they can reach with their weapons. > Everybody would love to see the aggressor get what's coming to them (quite deserve
201.
by f6v 2y ago
> Take the damn kiddy gloves off and let Ukraine use your weapons as they see fit. Ukraine already conducts attacks on Russian forward operating bases in Crimea and Donbas. And, by the way, these aren’t carried out just by Ukraine. US dr
202.
by f6v 2y ago
It’s funny how I’m doing biological research that’s beneficial to humanity and there’re so many hurdles in the path of progress (numerous ethics committees). And there’s spy software that’s sold to whoever can buy it. But somehow Israel isn
203.
by f6v 2y ago
> note that you are calling for a restriction on workers' rights: they have to be given part of their pay as stocks No matter the mental gymnastics, that’s how it already works in big tech. You can view the stock grant as “incentive
204.
by f6v 2y ago
> History and data from various European nations suggest that some immigrant groups aren't able to integrate with the host society after multiple generations This might be true, but some European countries are notoriously hard to in
205.
by f6v 2y ago
> so why do you have 3 black workers and 50 white workers? Because race has correlation with low-income communities that prevent people from going to colleges. The pool of competent black employees will just be smaller. I’d argue that’s
206.
by f6v 2y ago
> But there's nothing insane about a company thinking about what role it can play towards helping people up. However the criteria is often reduced to race and sexual orientation. A truly effective approach would take to much resourc
207.
by f6v 2y ago
I was hanging out around startup incubators, and, by extension, many wantrepreneurs. When asked about business model, the knee jerk reaction was usually “we’re going to sell data!” regardless of product. I was appalled by how hard it is to
208.
by f6v 2y ago
> I do not understand how it's not sustainable It was “sustainable” only due to small population.
209.
by f6v 2y ago
Could you comment on this? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40862436
210.
by f6v 2y ago
What I found incredibly uncomfortable when moving from Eastern to Western Europe is a lack of shade in residential areas. Yes, there’re parks, but the buildings often don’t have enough shade (anecdotal evidence). With the rising temperature

More ›