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> There will be no mention of the repeated attacks on labor that have been systematically funded as “tech innovation” in recent years, including the gig economy, blockchain and crypto hype, and attempts to push the metaverse and t
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This is true, but neither can Brazil utilise their entire economy against him. Musk could definitely get a few billion out if he really tried (he got a $6b loan backed by Tesla stock and $20 billion in cash to buy Twitter), and the equivale
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Brazil the country is, but Brazil the country is also made up of people, and none of them individually hold $250 billion of assets that they could use against someone - that's about 10% of Brazil's GDP (not that GDP/net worth
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Harry Potter is a clone of Star Wars? I don't really see it, any more than any story that follows the Hero's Journey. I remember being a kid and reading Eragon though, and that really was very similar.
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Yes it's less efficient and reliable than regular Doom, but it's not just limited to Doom. You could have it simulate a very graphically advanced game that barely runs on current hardware and it would run at the exact same speed a
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Everyone already knew they were going to be impressive so the stock price reflected that, and so it fell because they were expecting it to be slightly more impressive than it already was.
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I agree that Next is too big and you might as well just render it server side, but my question is, if you’re using HTMX, aren’t there substantial costs to the server side rendering that you’re doing, compared to sending lighter JSON and let
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In case anyone has the same problem, I asked and they can't. Luckily I only have couple of hundred wishlists on the prologue so I'll switch it out easy.
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Here's an article with the actual letter embedded: https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/house/3134499/mark-z...
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What if it's only after you see it that you think you thought of it the day before? If it's all in your head, there's no way of knowing that your mind didn't just make up the memory of thinking about something in the pas
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Personally I wouldn't use this, not because I have anything against AI, but because I think that trust is one of the main reason that you would use a headshot. If you have a headshot then people are more likely to believe that you'
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I started in uni during the start of Covid because I was playing Warband and I wanted to see if I could do something like the overworld in Unreal. Then I left it for a few months, got the idea of turning it into a proper strategy game and w
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If this one does alright my next would be a crusades game with similar-ish mechanics, feudalism, the pop system from Victoria 2, multiple-settlement provinces and realtime movement.
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Thank you! If you replace a prologue (as standalone game) with a demo, can you transfer the wishlists? Marketing isn’t my strong point, if I ever had the money to make another the first person I’d hire would be marketing. My boss owns a PR
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Just me, I work on it in my spare time. I’ve contracted out for some of it - some of the UI elements and models, and the soundtrack. All in all I’ve probably spent $5000 max on it.
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I've been working on a kind of strategy game called Fall of an Empire ( https://fallofanempiregame.com ), it's a bit like a mix between Crusader Kings, Total War, Mount and Blade type games (just the overworld, not the b
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The part that actually matters in a Reddit link is the post ID, which is llgzv1 - the subreddit doesn't actually matter. You can put in just reddit.com/comments/[id] and it will take you directly to the post. So I think that
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Honestly I remember playing Rome 2 and not thinking that it was that bad. I played it for a while and thought it was really entertaining. I don't remember it being particularly buggy at launch, but being 14 I probably wasn't all t
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I don't think this is entirely true, it's more that there are areas where the US would be viewed as more left-wing on average than Europe and areas where it's more right-wing. For instance, the US has legal gay marriage when
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I think avoid any kinds of buzzwords like AI, high tech, whatever and just focus on what it actually does , which is a lot more impressive. You can try to wow the customer with a bunch of words but it’s all fluff - and everyone is implemen
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A ton of athletes have ADD, asthma, allergies or some other kind of condition that just so happens to mean they’re allowed to use prescribed PEDs when competing. The question is, are they getting sham prescriptions so they’re allowed to dop
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https://archive.is/kIoPE
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Why Is Texas Beating California in the Renewable-Energy Race?
(theatlantic.com)
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What I think is more likely is that parents are more likely to name their children with some names based on their ethnic background and it's easier to guess ethnic origin in adults than in children. If you have a stereotype of what an
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I don't think they should have too much to worry about if they can bring out a transformative new model in the next year, but if GPT-5 is only slightly better than GPT-4 I would start to worry if I worked there - LLaMa, Gemini, Claude,
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They do stuff like this, I'm not sure exactly what they use - it could be AI or manual or a combination of both. Have a look at Tom Cruise in the latest Mission Impossible and compare that to how he looks in reality. There was an India
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If I were Microsoft I’d be thinking of investing some of my deep pockets into guaranteeing, for some sites, the lost revenue from losing the search placements. If the news was saying “x many popular sites will no longer be available on anyt
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What a weird question, is there a right or wrong answer to that?
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Search engine exclusivity is an insane idea and I think it will kill search engines if MS or whoever starts making deals with other big sites to block Google crawling. Imagine ads saying "Bing the Wall Street Journal today!" becau
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3.5 Sonnet is brilliant. I use it to write Unreal Engine C++ (which is quite dense and poorly documented) and it destroys Github Copilot and GPT4o. Copilot just has no idea at all except for very obvious next-line suggestions, GPT4o halluci
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