kruuuder

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by kruuuder 4y ago
Well, that's not my definition, but certainly one that's widely used. I have seen quite a few heated discussions about what should be called a roguelike though. :)
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by kruuuder 4y ago
bunny.net
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by kruuuder 4y ago
I also used an S3 bucket for static files. The setup was way more complicated than I expected, and figuring out how to get usage statistics and understanding the cost structure even more so. In the end I moved from S3 to a CDN, super simple
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by kruuuder 4y ago
Procedurally generated content and permadeath are two core concepts of roguelikes. Games that use these concepts are also called roguelites (with a 't'). Binding of Isaac and Spelunky are two other examples of roguelites.
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by kruuuder 4y ago
As far as I know, that's still mandatory in some situations.
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by kruuuder 4y ago
> it’s clear to me that there are two kinds of people ... Your entire comment is just an exaggerated caricature of what is actually being discussed.
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by kruuuder 4y ago
I'm actually surprised that this is an issue. I eat out several times a week and haven't seen a QR code menu in months. QR code menus were a short episode during the pandemic, but it looks like most restaurants in my city switched
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by kruuuder 4y ago
In general, you don't, but that's a different question.
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Amazon Studios Inclusion Policy(dei.amazonstudios.com)
1 points by kruuuder 4y ago|1 comments
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by kruuuder 4y ago
I agree to everything you have written, except > the black keys on a piano sound distinctly different than the white keys I never noticed that and it doesn't seem plausible to me. The mechanics of black and white keys are identical,
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Bruce Willis’ Rep Says Actor Did Not Sell His Image and Likeness to AI Firm(in.ign.com)
5 points by kruuuder 4y ago|0 comments
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by kruuuder 4y ago
Yeah that's the point of the discussion, the lines are blurring. In your example, you cannot deny that the client has done at least some amount of artistic work, too. If you insist that they are 100% client and 0% artist, then let&#x27
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OptiFi Program Incident Report – 08/29/22(medium.com)
2 points by kruuuder 4y ago|1 comments
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by kruuuder 4y ago
Don't be so dismissive. Domains are cheap, and not everyone can be a professor of DNS wizardry. Not every project is important, playing around with tech is fun, and "digging around to find out" stuff is what makes a hacker in
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by kruuuder 4y ago
Beating any state censorship is a success and we should appreciate that.
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by kruuuder 4y ago
Well yes, I already understood that's your point of view, but the book offers a different perspective which I found pretty convincing.
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by kruuuder 4y ago
> Humans are not peaceful by nature I also believed this until recently when I finished reading "Humankind: A Hopeful History" by Rutger Bregman. What an amazing book ... Bregman analyzes why we commonly believe that humans are
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by kruuuder 4y ago
I'm a happy INWX customer.
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by kruuuder 4y ago
The article you're quoting is a rebuttal of another article by Guzey, and not of his book review.
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by kruuuder 4y ago
Look at section 19 of the review. Matthew cut off a part of a graph from his sources that doesn't support his theses. How unscientific is that? Why shouldn't I be disappointed? > Or get the instruments for a critical approach W
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by kruuuder 4y ago
Oof. Thanks for posting this review. I was a big fan of Walker's book - what a disappointment.
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by kruuuder 4y ago
As someone with tinnitus that started a decade ago after listening to some loud music over headphones, I strongly recommend everyone to not watch anything "at a painful volume".
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by kruuuder 4y ago
To everyone who feels pressured after reading that headline, I strongly recommend reading the book "Four Thousand Weeks" by Oliver Burkeman. For me, personally, it's the single most important book that I have ever read, by fa
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by kruuuder 4y ago
I don't think I understand what the long term goal of Web3 is supposed to be. What structures are we going to see? In the end, we're all humans. There is this new structure in this internet, but no matter how decentralized this wi
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by kruuuder 4y ago
How can you tell if someone’s vegan at a party? Don’t worry, they’ll tell you. ;)
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Coronavirus: Game Over(unchartedterritories.tomaspueyo.com)
5 points by kruuuder 5y ago|0 comments
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by kruuuder 5y ago
What I don't get is why some companies with obviously large marketing budgets have so poorly translated websites. Most recent example I stumbled upon: 1password's German website. It sounds so horribly bad. Everything sounds like a
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iOS Bug Causes Specific Network Name to Disable Wi-Fi on iPhones(macrumors.com)
1 points by kruuuder 5y ago|0 comments
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by kruuuder 5y ago
I tried 1blocker and Wipr. Both failed to block YouTube ads due to said API limitations (as confirmed by their devs). If it's in fact an API limitation, why bother trying yet another blocker? After your reply, I did a quick search for
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by kruuuder 5y ago
Ad blockers on Safari are apparently unable to block YouTube ads, due to API limitations. I wish Firefox wouldn't excessively drain the battery on macOS, and Chrome wouldn't excessively drain personal data to Google, and Brave wou

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