frakkingcylons

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by frakkingcylons 3mo ago
You make it sound like they didn’t even buy and run the game, but that’s not accurate. > While the game encourages you to master the reasonably simple controls of its range of perfectly crafted engines, you can also just set it to play i
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by frakkingcylons 4mo ago
Sounds amazing. I build and unbuild but then just put the box back in storage (my closet).
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by frakkingcylons 4mo ago
Eric Berger of Ars Technica: > I'm hearing that it is possible that Blue Origin decides to go directly to the larger 9x4 variant of New Glenn after this failure. Obviously no decisions like that will be made without more data review
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by frakkingcylons 4mo ago
If you worked at Google for 12 years, it seems pretty irrational to commit this kind of crime for only $1M. Maybe there’s a chance he can get pardoned before 2029 lol
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by frakkingcylons 5mo ago
If all that happened to your startup is that you couldn't get traction or compete, that's not a scandal.
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by frakkingcylons 5mo ago
Yes it works that way in the US. You could go in with a friend with a membership or simply be reincarnated as a child of Costco members.
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by frakkingcylons 5mo ago
See, that's really the best argument for this. It can drive itself the same way I can fly an Airbus A321. You can't sue me because I didn't land the plane "intact".
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by frakkingcylons 5mo ago
They are dealing with vastly more activity as a result of AI usage. It's that simple.
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by frakkingcylons 6mo ago
I appreciate the world building in this oatmeal comment
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by frakkingcylons 7mo ago
Have you never seen the word Syria spelled out?
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by frakkingcylons 8mo ago
When one of my coworkers bought a used car, he went out of his way to buy a model year that was compatible with Comma. He has lots of praise for it.
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by frakkingcylons 8mo ago
Greenland's appeal is more about expanding the US military's presence in the Arctic rather than petroleum.
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by frakkingcylons 8mo ago
I haven’t noticed this.
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by frakkingcylons 9mo ago
this is really nice. One request: when searching for a station name, let me type "and" instead of "&" e.g. typing "E 47th St and 2 Ave" would still return "E 47th & 2 Ave".
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by frakkingcylons 9mo ago
I think a better way to think of it is in terms of revenue per employee. Valve is WAY up there.
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by frakkingcylons 10mo ago
If you can’t appreciate the value of less is more, this device is not for you.
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by frakkingcylons 11mo ago
Yes that’s why he and Gabe were speakers at the talk. In game economies were the topic.
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by frakkingcylons 11mo ago
Yes he was a visiting professor for like a semester or two.
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by frakkingcylons 11mo ago
Gabe gave a talk at my college like 12 or 13 years ago. He explicitly called out the unbelievable number of downloads for Doom as a sign that games were going to be huge. Fun non-sequitur: the other speaker at that talk went on to become th
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by frakkingcylons 11mo ago
One (maybe the only) advantage that the hypothetical new Windows-based Xbox console is that it'll be able to play all online games that require anti-cheat like COD, Battlefield, and Fortnite. All games that are mega-popular but are unf
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by frakkingcylons 1y ago
I also used your tutorial to get started with web development and helped me get my first job about 11 years ago. Thanks a lot!
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by frakkingcylons 1y ago
Where did you source them? I've thought about buying HDDs from a vendor like serverpartdeals.com but was unsure how reliable the drives would be.
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by frakkingcylons 1y ago
By your logic, we would never have normalized running elevators without an operator.
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by frakkingcylons 1y ago
Also Dark Side of the Ring.
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by frakkingcylons 1y ago
I think the faux pas is regurgitating the first hit you find on StackOverflow or Wikipedia without considering if actually adds something to a discussion.
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by frakkingcylons 1y ago
Lucky that you happened to be in need in countries with a low cost of living. I needed an ambulance, stitches, and an MRI in Germany and it cost me $2000 USD. I wish I had travel insurance then.
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by frakkingcylons 1y ago
Note that this is backed by Gabe Newell of Valve.
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by frakkingcylons 1y ago
weird (positive)
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by frakkingcylons 1y ago
Tigris (an object storage provider, I have no affiliation) also uses FoundationDB for storing metadata: https://www.tigrisdata.com/docs/concepts/architecture/#found...
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by frakkingcylons 1y ago
I also did this to get lunch for free in high school from 2008-2010. I don’t remember how many hours a week it was (it was definitely less than 10). The shifts were prep work in the morning, serving lunch, or doing dishes. Each shift was at

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