kaibee

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by kaibee 6y ago
> 1) policies advocated by people in the D party like Bernie Sanders, e.g. social safety nets for such job losses in manufacturing as described. Isn’t this part of the progressive dream? Yes, but progressives aren't really a majorit
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by kaibee 6y ago
I think the real economic case is for asteroid mining. On earth a lot of the rarest elements are trapped in the core, but for asteroids, my understanding is that this same issue doesn't exist.
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by kaibee 6y ago
https://thebookofshaders.com/
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by kaibee 6y ago
HP Reverb 2 is coming soon with much higher resolution, though lower refresh rate. Whats better depends on if you're planning on playing sims or action games really.
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by kaibee 6y ago
> (hell there's a even a podcast named after the people that did it) This isn't exactly accurate. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Young_Turks Unless you're also condemning Rod Stewart as being pro Armen
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by kaibee 6y ago
The real benefit from RTX will be on the game development side. A lot of games currently don't look that different with RTX off, because a lot of artist time goes into making sure that non-RTX (which are the majority of the player bas
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by kaibee 6y ago
It really is this simple. Unfortunately simple isn't the same thing as easy.
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by kaibee 6y ago
> Could it be because it's more psychologically satisfying to some people to be able to blame their unhappiness with work etc on someone else, rather than accepting a fundamental reality of the human condition? It's only a fund
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by kaibee 6y ago
So google is taking down Discord and anything that provides an IRC like experience too then?
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by kaibee 6y ago
I'm highly skeptical of any store of value surviving 5000 years from now. If the apocalypse happens, you can't eat gold.
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by kaibee 6y ago
> The only way this would apply would be through shared overhead, which given that we are talking about different product lines often tends to be minimal. My understanding is that in the CPU case, the lower product tiers are literally ju
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by kaibee 6y ago
> and you can't change that I didn't get this sense from anything anyone was saying.
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by kaibee 6y ago
Well, I feel like its certainly in character. Me: How can I rap better? Eminem: I'm glad you asked that, let me give you some tips on how to improve rapping. Number one, you should probably not try to rap if you cannot read and write.
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by kaibee 6y ago
> If TV was able to cater ads to individual viewers then ad breaks would be a lot shorter. Or they could sell the same amount of ads as they do now for higher prices. Which one do you think the company would pick? The length of ad break
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by kaibee 6y ago
> There is a difference between AI and a meme I think. Yes, I agree. > AI is understood to run on computers, memes run on human brains. This, I disagree with. I think the difference is something more like, "virus vs bacteria&#x2
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by kaibee 6y ago
This analogy really doesn't work, because taking something deprives someone of something they would've otherwise had. If you have the means to buy a piece of software and pirate instead to save money, then sure, I think you can m
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by kaibee 6y ago
> I don't really understand sentiments like this - Twitter is just a means for people to communicate. If the apparent result of this communication is "tearing us apart", then isn't that the fault of the end to which p
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by kaibee 6y ago
That is very fucked.
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by kaibee 6y ago
If he's interested in games, might consider something like Gamemaker. Although the language there is Gamemaker specific (actually I last used Gamemaker in like 2009 so I could be off here), it'll teach all the same programming co
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by kaibee 6y ago
> VR gaming is mostly compelling to people who are sexually unfulfilled. Apple builds products that are desired by attractive rich people, which is key to having premium brand pricing power and therefore high profit margins. There's
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by kaibee 6y ago
I have no doubt in my mind that most programmers would at least listen to the pitch if it was to join a guild.
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by kaibee 6y ago
> the entire interior is expected to stay at a uniform temperature. Surely this is as simple as adding a small fan so that air circulates inside?
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by kaibee 6y ago
> A key difference is that in those situations (a grocery store, for example), the marketplace owners have already purchased all the products on the shelves. It's the grocery store's decision to choose what and how the products
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by kaibee 6y ago
No, you misunderstand. That's how much we're spending to decrease worst symptoms of poverty to a manageable level. The actual opportunity cost, in terms of wasted human potential is far greater, unless you believe that current U
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by kaibee 6y ago
Fortunately, as far as I'm aware, the legality of whether you can provide some service is not based on what the majority use-case is. Otherwise, cryptocurrency would probably be illegal immediately, as I'm pretty sure the current
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by kaibee 6y ago
We have robots instead of slaves now. We, as a society, can afford to provide a liberal arts education to everyone. In fact, we already do, for grades 1-12. I think the main issue is that that education fails people who could progress th
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by kaibee 7y ago
How many as a percentage of workers in the USA? How many of those are earning below 200k a year?
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by kaibee 7y ago
I know barely anything about encryption, but this reads to me like the parties involved don't understand that public key cryptography defeats MITM attacks (at least as I understand it)?
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by kaibee 7y ago
In Idiocracy , the president recognized his limitations and looked for the smartest person to put in charge of solving the problem.
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by kaibee 7y ago
> (nuclear does also have the ability to do variable loads like these. For some reason people think it can't...) Nuclear power is too expensive to leave idle capacity on standby.

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