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by kipchak 5y ago
I fall into that category, and am still mildly hopeful there might be one or two more chances to hop on board. My rent increased by close to 20% this year (US, FL) to the point where paying my old rent with a $250 month to month penalty is
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by kipchak 5y ago
It's fairly big business, at least for the larger agencies like hololive. It's somewhere in between streamers and Idols. There's character goods and YouTube ad revenue but I think most of their income is through Twitch subscr
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by kipchak 5y ago
This is off topic but you might enjoy Hypnospace Outlaw if you're missing GeoCities.
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>The "folks like us" archetype is one which is definitely tracked and goes by different names at different places. Out of curiosity, what names does that archetype go by?
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by kipchak 5y ago
I think you would have to compare against total users currently in VR games to get a percentage popularity. For example I own a Oculus and am not currently playing VRChat on Steam, however that doesn't mean I've never played VRCha
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by kipchak 5y ago
I think right now the most permanent way to store digital data is have enough redundant copies on enough impermanent media one is likely to survive. For example my CD copy of 1998's HARDWAR might be lost due to disk rot, but there&#x27
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by kipchak 5y ago
It's a bit surprising they were able to get the "too similar to existing coins" argument to stick given that I doubt the average person would confuse the coins with a quarter, and much more similar designs are pretty common o
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by kipchak 5y ago
Are there? I'm seeing two, one of which is 1b1b 588 square feet and not connected to water/sewer and the other looks rather rough. [1] https://tinyurl.com/t27bjyej
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by kipchak 5y ago
>Even if the government finds one, they won't say it out loud. Nobody would hold them accountable. You cannot just incite WW3. Isn't this arguably what happened with the SuperMicro hack and the subsequent denials?
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by kipchak 5y ago
I'm not up to date on if there are any counter opinions to this, but I've heard that placebo's are similar in effect to SSRIs[1] - Though as always there's a lot of buts/ifs there.[2] My assumption is that a placebo
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by kipchak 5y ago
Interesting! News to me, the Microsoft documentation I was looking at didn't make any mention of GPU-P but that seems like a perfect fit. Was looking at a old Grid K2 to avoid Nvidia licensing and direct pass through for high use VMs b
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by kipchak 5y ago
Is the process of unlocking these features on Nvidia GPUs similar to something like the vgpu_unlock tool is doing?[1] No affiliation, just came across it trying to find a replacement to the deprecated RemoteFX vGPU and am out of my depth. [
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by kipchak 5y ago
It's probably worth tracking and considering as a metric for matchmaking, but a couple potential downsides could be lowering the player pool where other parameters like latency have to be expanded, it having the potential for reverse b
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by kipchak 5y ago
Creating ways for multiple players to win in one given match seems like it could be a way to balance out this issue. For example my team winning, top scoring, having the highest number of kills, the highest KD, scoring the most meta-XP or c
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by kipchak 5y ago
I believe there was similar complaints over SBMM in CoD Cold War. I'm mildly sympathetic to the view as playing players of different skill levels can be fun in some some situations, like learning tricks from better players or having a
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by kipchak 5y ago
I wonder if Bluestacks will stick around as an alternative or if this will be the beginning of the end for it.
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by kipchak 5y ago
I think one major cause of the decline of arena shooters is those who are very good can expect to never die versus new players, causing a very high Dropout rate. In Battle Royales like Fortnite where a player will eventually get the drop on
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by kipchak 5y ago
I interpreted it as not wanting to cannibalize ICE Volvo/existing model sales with EVs. Ford's Mach-E is on the other end of the spectrum.
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by kipchak 5y ago
In the first 15s or so of this Washington Post interview clip he explains that priority was being given to healthcare workers, and then also that asymptomatic spread was underestimated. https://www.washingtonpost.com/video&#
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In the northeast it was typically bread and milk (and also toilet paper) people would stock up on before a big storm often causing shortages. I've seen "French Toast Alert" used but it's a bit too cute to quite capture i
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by kipchak 5y ago
Looking at pricing for Google One to compare it with a Synology, I noticed my account doesn't seem to have the option for the higher tiers of storage such as the 5TB or 10TB that should be an option, instead 2TB is the highest. Have th
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by kipchak 5y ago
My worry as a potential buyer is that rates might remain low and home prices will roll over. While I don't have a super high conviction that will happen, the potential risk of losing more of the value of something then my net worth gre
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by kipchak 5y ago
Regarding 3 I would figure either prices would have to come down, financial assistance comes from somewhere, or the house winds up being rented after being purchased by a management group.
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by kipchak 5y ago
The US Civil War was much longer/bloodier than expected by both sides, and as late as 1861 was not seen as inevitable, even after succession began. I can't find a particularly great example of this other than Lincoln's March
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by kipchak 5y ago
This is essentially the premise of Peter Turchin's Ages of Discord, specifically measured in "The Double Spiral of Well-Being and Elite Overproduction".[1] [1] https://peterturchin.com/age-of-discord/
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by kipchak 5y ago
I wish, just digging in Edge attempting to configure it for compliance purposes and I thought a Math Solver being a feature was mildly amusing
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Fun Fact, if you go to Settings -> More Tools -> Math Solver, Edge has a built in math tool that will solve for equations in the browser window when highlighted. https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/articles&#x2
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by kipchak 5y ago
It didn't do much in terms of ranking or customizing things based on your interest but Niantic's Field Trip app was somewhat like that. I think if it hadn't been killed off it might have evolved into something like that.
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Yes, though my understanding is Toyota has been one of several mfgs particularly aggressive in going to modular with TNGA/going towards a modular and global architectures. https://europe.autonews.com/article/201411
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by kipchak 5y ago
I wonder if there's a bit of a late mover advantage here. If Company A spends $10B on from 2010 to 2020, and $10B from 2020 to 2030 and Company B spends 0B from 2010 to 2020 and 20B from 2020 to 2030, how much can company B copy compan

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