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grp000
5y ago
I don't donate at all. However, I'm just answering to question whether you're going to get a representative distribution of answers from both categories.
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I don't know if there's any truth to this, but I heard that there were also issues that could arise more easily with electrically conductive thermal paste and that there was essentially fraud going on where lower end SKUs were bei
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5y ago
If the cheapest is $25/month, I think it would just make sense to get a used school/office PC. I was able to pick up a used Haswell i5, 8GB of memory PC for $200, which you would probably get better performance out of, and break
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5y ago
But if the optimal strategy only falls apart for uncommon events that you can't determine when they happen, how much of an incentive is there to run a conservative/gambling strategy like that?
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5y ago
Pokemon!
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grp000
5y ago
So is this saying that a possible modern day commercial for a Game Boy might feature: "The artisanal properties of the Nintendo Game Boy make each and every one a unique playing experience!"?
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5y ago
GPT6 escaped from Google!
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5y ago
I thought a lot of those videos worked off of nerve impulses at the terminated end of the limb.
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5y ago
Is there even a viable way to compensate mods financially? It seems like it'd be far too expensive, excepting a few major subreddits, which doesn't even get into other issues. You'd have to eventually evaluate and manage mo
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5y ago
Great choice of a domain.
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5y ago
It feels cozy. I can already hear the faint buzz of the CRT and see my dim reflection on the curved glass.
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5y ago
How much of that is developers doing it because they want to make something new?
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5y ago
I thought the UK was big into competitive bike culture, what with having big champs like Cavendish and Froome, the Ineos Grenadiers being based there too, as a really successful team.
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5y ago
I don't know if it's intentional, but it feels like you're implying these people are actively looking to cause crashes. Safety, storage, terrain capabilities, and "command position" are all going to be factors.
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5y ago
Drones are going to force changes to those rules, if they haven't already.
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5y ago
I'd taken up biking during the pandemic, and for a while was doing a loop from south Tempe to Tempe Town Lake and back. In a 4 month period, I was almost run over twice biking through downtown Tempe. Both times from right turning dri
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5y ago
I loved watching those numbers go up between visits! As a kid, I would naively think: "This many new people experienced this as well". Of course thinking back, many of those could have been repeat visitors, but it's still s
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5y ago
After travelling in Japan, I was really surprised by how cheap apartments are in Tokyo. For reference, this was 3 years ago near the big main Sumo arena/dojo, at around $800 USD/month, and fast food was around $4 USD/meal. I
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5y ago
To solve the hiring problem that seems rampant in the industry, I propose for all resumes that get past the auto-filter, we just implement a lottery system. Maybe it'll be even more effective than the current method!
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5y ago
Not to mention the compounding effects of getting that business advantage earlier than others in the same space. If you can lie and say you have e2e encryption to scoop up market share before anyone else, even if the bare-faced lie gets re
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5y ago
I don't think most people at the IC/engineering level would choose that culture, but once they're in and inundated into that environment, how many are going to propagate it out of habit? That's the risk.
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5y ago
And the music that you listen to is what, objectively better?
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5y ago
Not to mention the whole Starcraft BW esports fiasco with KeSPA.
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5y ago
I think humans are pretty good at finding the optimum strategy. It's only really recently that bots have overtaken us in a lot of highly environmentally complex games.
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5y ago
Fuck those people. When I was starting out, I had to work with a company like that. No questions for me, no resources or backup, minimal direction; I was never once relied on for direction or advice despite being the one most qualified to
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And exactly what we don't need is an "us vs. them" to solve the problem.
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I didn't actually believe you, until I saw that you can spec it with 1.5TB of memory. So yeah, that's where most of the cost comes in.
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5y ago
Might be a case of sunk cost fallacy. The article mentions that while vendors were asking for 64 bit, they didn't want to cannibalize Itanium, but were forced to anyway when AMD came out with their 64 bit pentium compatible CPU.
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5y ago
I went to college in 2010, and it's unreal to hear about beer vending machines.
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5y ago
Authenticated videos maybe?
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