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by inefficient 3y ago
As a steam deck user, I wish GoG would do something to better support it and linux. I bought CP2077 on GoG and now I kind of wish I hadn't. Everything from steam just works so well from the moment of purchase. I wouldn't even mind
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by inefficient 3y ago
Huh. Guess I misremembered that part. Or perhaps what I was told in a class back in high school was incorrect. Good to know the correct information. Nevertheless, going back to my knife analogy, if she were pulled over using a large kitchen
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by inefficient 3y ago
I worked in an extremely busy coffee shop on campus when I was in university. It made more by lunch than many of the restaurants I worked in made all day. We had 5 large plastic insulated containers the coffee was brewed in. No hot plate at
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by inefficient 3y ago
Man I wanna hear those jokes that end as a riddle. Sounds way better than this.
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by inefficient 3y ago
Google controls way to much of the interaction on the internet. Between Gmail, search, android, and chrome they can and do abuse their position. And this isn't even looking at the backend and ad stuff. It should probably be broken up i
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by inefficient 3y ago
When talking about modeling oligopolies and monopolies, often oligopolies have worse results.
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by inefficient 3y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if the reason has more to do with the number of users. I haven't used LO in some time, but back when I only used linux, I never found it to be a particularly pleasant experience. It definitely looks better
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by inefficient 5y ago
13th amendment makes slave labor legal for those that are imprisoned. And do you make the same argument for community service?
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by inefficient 6y ago
Good. America needs more unions. They helped build the country that America enjoys today. Meanwhile, as they've been made weaker and weaker, people are left wondering why wages have stagnated so bad. Unions lift wages for everyone. The
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by inefficient 6y ago
Well that's just blatantly not true. They aren't even required to know the laws and can enforce laws that they think exist even if they do not. See Heien vs North Carolina. Police exist to "keep the peace." The question
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by inefficient 6y ago
That is only true if you assume they truly care about having the correct suspect rather than having a suspect they can get convicted. However, there is a long history of wrongful convictions and police and prosecutors using bad data to get
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by inefficient 6y ago
Sure. I can help with this. I was actually discussing this earlier. The economy has been shit for middle class Americans for quite a while. Rent and home prices have been increasing far faster than wages. Furthermore, lots more nickel and d
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by inefficient 6y ago
I think the biggest thing I have seen that is a reasonable use of the tech is game streaming. Stadia, XCloud, Geforce Now. 5G with low latency and unlimited data could be a game changer (pardon the pun) for mobile gaming. It works on 4G
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by inefficient 6y ago
I don't think I've ever seen anything stating that. He much preferred the later tv adaptation. A big part of this is that he felt Jack Nicholson was just playing a crazy character. But the character in the book was a father first.
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by inefficient 11y ago
Honestly, I suspect they did it first for cost and second because they want to make sure it is only used to add a quick way to do small things. I would honestly be surprised if they weren't worried from the beginning that it could end
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by inefficient 11y ago
Exactly this. I got some free time with youtube red when I got a nexus 6p. In spite of already having spotify, I purchased some more google play music all access (which includes Red) simply to keep the ad-free youtube.
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by inefficient 11y ago
I've actually been working on doing just that. But it's a hobby and always seems to get pushed to the side. Certainly interested.
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by inefficient 11y ago
The Nobel committee would disagree: http://www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/ Things change. For all intents and purposes, this is a nobel prize in economics, given that the winners are referred to as Nobel laureates by
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by inefficient 11y ago
> This is such an odd way to demonstrate results about a model. For hypothesis testing or preliminary research, sure. But as a result? So these are typically some combination of dynamic and stochastic difference equations that are suppos
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by inefficient 11y ago
While I agree with the bulk of what you said, I do think it's important to understand that the difference with the Open Science Collaboration isn't really what you said. In my opinion it may be worse. Being a (somewhat disillusion