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by hx8 3y ago
As an adult that is seen as mature by my peers who happens to not understand marriage your post comes off as lacking empathy and also not doing a lot to explain why someone would choose marriage. The reasons I extracted for why someone woul
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by hx8 3y ago
It's okay, tech monopolies are not harming the consumers.
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by hx8 3y ago
There's thousands of kids dvds on amazon for less than $5. I'm sure the right garage sells would have a treasure trove for less. You can buy a lot of content for less than $100, and even include a few higher priced favorites.
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by hx8 3y ago
I had written a sentence along the lines of "the timeout should increase teenage retention and engagement" but felt it was so obvious based on my previous two sentences. I think now a good summary would have been along the lines
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by hx8 3y ago
> In the coming weeks, Discord is rolling out a sensitive content filter that will be enabled by default and blur sexually explicit content in DMs and in servers I wonder how this feature will work in servers. Channels can be tagged as
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by hx8 3y ago
> “We believe people, especially teens, have the ability to change when given the opportunity, so we want to offer those opportunities,” says Badalich Quote from the article. Teenagers are well known for testing boundaries. If you ban
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by hx8 3y ago
1. What percentage of AWS revenue is VC funded companies? I'm sure it's a good percentage, but AWS also sells to a lot of fortune 500s. 2. AWS takes on a lot of risk. They buy hardware with lifespans measured in years and sell i
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by hx8 3y ago
> If this turns out to be as interesting as it sounds, well buy SSRI maker stocks Really? SSRIs are outside of patent so there is little moat and thin margins.
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by hx8 3y ago
I would be very happy with a method of verifying hardware even if it included destruction. I think my biggest risk is that the hardware is compromised before I become its owner. I would feel comfortable buying 5 of everything, picking one
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by hx8 3y ago
I feel justified in always pushing back now.
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by hx8 3y ago
> But I've worked with quite a number of managers, PMs and TPMs who talk down to me the moment I tell something even remotely technical, like I'm some sort of amateurish geek only tolerated at the adult's table. You'r
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by hx8 3y ago
This is exactly the point. Men are over represented in some of the best jobs and some of the worst jobs.
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by hx8 3y ago
It's much less risky for Analogue to do manufacturing this way. A lot of physical product companies fail because they have too much capital tied up in inventory. They make good products, charge a premium for them, and have no problem
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by hx8 3y ago
AI is a marketing term. The people using it are marketing something. You would never use the term in a technical description because it's too ambiguous. Everything he's describing: Companies showing off to investors, devs showi
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by hx8 3y ago
That's just playing on Xbox/Windows with extra steps.
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by hx8 3y ago
For me personally, neither Activision nor Blizzard has released a game I wanted to play since Legacy of the Void (2015). This will not have any impact on how I play games for at least the next 3 years. I have long term fears that month-to-
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by hx8 3y ago
> Even just the electricity needed to power a gaming PC is expensive. The average electrical energy rate is 10.3 cents per kwh. A gaming PC might consume 750 watts. So it cost an average of 7.7cents/hr to power a gaming PC. Hardl
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by hx8 3y ago
I've been campaigning against this consolidation since EA bought Westwood in '98.
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by hx8 3y ago
I'm more concerned that I won't have access to the games because I don't play on Xbox or Windows.
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by hx8 3y ago
As a gamer, I'm most interested in the artistic perspective.
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by hx8 3y ago
The manufacturer needs to have a higher level of responsibility for proper disposal. I can imagine a world where computer vision scans trash and charges manufacturers a cost for proper disposal. End users could get rewarded with coupons o
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by hx8 3y ago
You're not wrong. It's just that YouTube TV needs to be in time sync with Cable TV.
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by hx8 3y ago
Over the last 15 years the expectation from online content has been "If I pay money ($10-20/mo), I shouldn't have to see ads." There's been a lot of pushback on this expectation, with sponsored content and tired se
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by hx8 3y ago
I play a lot of retro games in the 16bit and 32bit era. I usually play 120hrs/month or more most of which is on original hardware and not emulators. I do not use CRTs because I've had bad luck maintaining the hardware. It'
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by hx8 3y ago
I called out several ways the US is more diverse, and ethic is one of them. Yeah, it can be a challenge to integrate every cultural background into our society and it is something we fail to do with equal success.
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by hx8 3y ago
Look, I'm all for attacking American exceptionalism, it's a delusion I've personally been trying to shake for my entire adult life. I just have issues with this particular study * The metric is PPP Per worked hour. I don&#x
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by hx8 3y ago
Just look for the ones hiring MBAs.
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by hx8 3y ago
I recently had the experience of moving to a rural area, where I didn't know anyone for 2+hours away. I worked from home. Within a month I knew a few people to ask if I wanted to buy 1/4 cow or more. It wouldn't have been h
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by hx8 3y ago
I'm not too familiar with Chess' specific rules. I'm just saying that they are more lenient on cheating than many of the compeitive communities I participate in.
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by hx8 3y ago
I too often compete in environments where a single confirmed act of cheating bars the player from any future participation. It isn't about the individual, it's about the sport. I think losing access to a sport is a valid punishme

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