lifeformed

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by lifeformed 3y ago
Games are different. Interactive media requires responsiveness. Saying that higher framerate is always better in cinema is a pretty bold statement, one that would fail a simple survey among moviegoers. What does "better" even me
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by lifeformed 3y ago
Those are the origins, but the result is a style that can look good or better than higher framerates depending on what you're going for. Art is not held back by fidelity - instead fidelity is part of what defines it, as well as other c
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by lifeformed 3y ago
It's not conditioning. Frame rate is a tool in the toolbox, and more isn't always better, just like a colorized black and white film isn't better just because it has added information. This is most easily apparent in animatio
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by lifeformed 3y ago
Vinyl won't get the most to the artist per dollar spent though. Most of the revenue from vinyl goes to people involved in the production and distribution of the physical record.
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by lifeformed 3y ago
Pico-8
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by lifeformed 3y ago
Check out the chart on Chinese relative names: https://blog.tutorabcchinese.com/chinese-learning-tips/famil... Every relation had a different name, including if they are older or younger than you, and if they are male
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by lifeformed 3y ago
It's a toy.
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by lifeformed 3y ago
Read the article, that's not what he's saying. And it's said by someone who, if you know their history, cares to an extreme degree about what the end product tastes like.
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by lifeformed 3y ago
The battery life is still fine. Plugging in once in a while isn't a huge deal. I'd rather save time compiling than not having to plug in once every 8 hours.
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by lifeformed 3y ago
It's not about ancient wrongs, the wrongs being talked about were happening as AA was implemented. We're talking about things happening in 1971, not just the 1850's.
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by lifeformed 3y ago
Everything else is in their parents' basement.
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by lifeformed 4y ago
Your fallacy is implying that the harms are equal. The nocebo effect from a vaccine is not more harmful than the benefits it gives to the person and to the society.
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by lifeformed 4y ago
Yeah, I find claiming "virtue signaling" to be a kind of virtue signaling in itself.
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by lifeformed 4y ago
What's the difference between a punitive fine and something like a late fee?
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by lifeformed 4y ago
A lot of wonderful people are doing that, but do those jobs pay anywhere close to the ad companies? Surely there's a lot of bright minds lost to the allure of money.
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by lifeformed 4y ago
Tokyo builds for half the cost and the quality and safety is light years ahead of NYC results.
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by lifeformed 4y ago
"I'm just doing my job" is a classic deflection of responsibility. If you do not believe your job is ethical or moral or compatible with your beliefs, then to continue to do it is indeed blind devotion. Just because you are
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by lifeformed 4y ago
Blind devotion to your employer or country is not a virtue, but a naive idealism. Honor is just a general heuristic for doing good, it's not the good itself. Doing good is done on a case by case basis, ideals are just a guide. We have
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by lifeformed 4y ago
> 225 in cleaning fees Ah yes, and then you read in the notes that you also have to do the laundry and wash the dishes.
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by lifeformed 4y ago
No one here read the article, it has nothing to do with it being green but with it being low contrast.
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by lifeformed 4y ago
Because some societal imbalances are stuck in a local minimum, and it requires some artificial pressures to get out of it. The goal is to improve opportunities for groups that historically had less of them. Manually adjusting the workforce
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by lifeformed 4y ago
And that's with tons of precautions, whereas with the flu society doesn't take the kinds of mitigations we take with COVID.
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by lifeformed 4y ago
Razer Blades look good on paper but be prepared for bloated batteries. Between the 5 Blades my friend and I own, all 5 had bloated batteries within a year, some catastrophically. I'm personally on battery number 4, in just 3 years of
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by lifeformed 4y ago
Those are pretty wide.
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by lifeformed 4y ago
You don't need human eyes on every single tweet, just need enough people to review the flagged content. You could still have algorithms flag things and rank them by confidence levels. You could also hide the content first and queue i
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by lifeformed 4y ago
Spoken like someone with very little experience of the diversity of human cultures.
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by lifeformed 4y ago
Why do websites insist on customizing their scrolling speeds? I'm used to my defaults so I get motion sickness browsing this website. It literally adds nothing positive to the experience - it doesn't look or feel nicer in any wa
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by lifeformed 4y ago
You're the only one in this thread bringing that up.
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by lifeformed 4y ago
He did deny historical fact, he led the society for revising Japanese textbooks to downplay the extensive war crimes. Plus, visiting the shrines can be a personal matter, but as a politician he knows exactly the connotations of his visits.
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by lifeformed 4y ago
Surely there are more palatable examples of countries without guns than China and India.

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