meheleventyone

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by meheleventyone 8mo ago
There were about 20,000 games released on Steam last year how many worked that way?
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by meheleventyone 8mo ago
There are no self-destruct mechanisms put into games. I’m sure you have a point but this attempt at articulating it is confusing.
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by meheleventyone 8mo ago
Uh, yeah, thh hi is has been considered bad practice for decades.
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by meheleventyone 9mo ago
Thank god there are no recent, decades long, examples of the might of the US military having issues with small populations of underequipped people willing to defend their homes from them as an aggressor.
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by meheleventyone 9mo ago
> C++ features exist for a reason. But sometimes not good ones. Lot's of domains make tradeoffs about what features of C++ to actually make use of. It's an old language with a lot of cruft being used across a wide set of proble
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by meheleventyone 9mo ago
Depends on what you mean really. In the context of making a game people would actually want to play, no.
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by meheleventyone 9mo ago
Something that costs you nothing versus a freedom.
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by meheleventyone 10mo ago
God save us from grindset influencers who pedal all this ‘if you didn’t succeed it was down to you not trying hard enough’ m’larky. In some respects I appreciate the call to taking agency but the fact it results in people being unable to ac
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by meheleventyone 10mo ago
He did try to get out of buying it which everyone seems to have memoryholed. I doubt anything other than way too much ketamine is behind a lot of the chaotic decision making.
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by meheleventyone 10mo ago
You’re mixing the principle of democracy up with the process which is necessary to uphold the principle. It’s quite clear that the issue with the democratic process in the US is not with the language used by Democrat voters. What’s unhealth
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by meheleventyone 10mo ago
Tell me what happened to democracy when Hitler took power? And how democratic was the overall process? So was the decision to commit mass murder of millions of people really the democratic will of the people? It’s like people haven’t even t
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by meheleventyone 10mo ago
Thank you for saying this. In particular people are often already on a journey of self radicalisation so blaming people reacting to their views for radicalising them further is seeking to soft soap that. On top of which the people reacting
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by meheleventyone 10mo ago
Isn’t this just telling on yourself though? If you’ll flip the “bozo bit” over mere aesthetics of word choice you’re probably not a serious person to begin with.
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by meheleventyone 10mo ago
Blow is an odd duck and clearly following a political descent into fascism after his SV tech bro heroes. Just that his political descent occurred after he started Twitch streaming and as much as he boot licks Musk so I can see him defending
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by meheleventyone 10mo ago
I agree that the number choice was probably unintentional but you'd have to really strain to make 'naysayer' and '88' rhyme so thats probably not it.
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by meheleventyone 10mo ago
> If I've learned anything from my 40+ years on this earth it's that there are no guarantees that adults/grownups are more reality-based than late teens, but they are usually more convinced they are. Yes exactly, we'r
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by meheleventyone 10mo ago
That’s a fair opinion but obviously it’s the opinion of the employees and their ability to freely associate that let’s them collectively organise.
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by meheleventyone 11mo ago
This really shows how imprecise a term 'thinking' is here. In this sense any predictive probabilistic blackbox model could be termed 'thinking'. Particularly when juxtaposed against something as concrete as flight that w
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by meheleventyone 11mo ago
Human brains aren’t magic in the literal sense but do have a lot of mechanisms we don’t understand. They’re certainly special both within the individual but also as a species on this planet. There are many similar to human brains but none w
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by meheleventyone 11mo ago
No they are saying choosing what to publish or not is part of private property rights.
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by meheleventyone 11mo ago
PuzzleScript is the closest to this I can think of. Hyper specialised though. https://www.puzzlescript.net/
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by meheleventyone 11mo ago
It’s hardly illogical to not know what might happen in the future and my family is fine despite any setbacks! In some senses having children at all isn’t that logical and is a choice lots of people aren’t making more often hence declining b
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by meheleventyone 11mo ago
I think it's more that the use of AI is in an unimportant part of the game. They could have zero AI voice overs without impacting the game in a meaningful manner. They're pretty bad though and I've definitely seen them gettin
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by meheleventyone 11mo ago
Perhaps because the AI assigned copyright in the files to the author of the library it copied from and the person prompting it told it to look at that library. Without even getting into the comedy AI generated apologia to go with it which m
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by meheleventyone 11mo ago
Not to mention that children are a multi-decade commitment. My kids are nine and twelve. In that time I’ve been laid off twice and had a serious medical emergency. Things on that timescale are just not realistic to plan for as if there are
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by meheleventyone 11mo ago
The original car crash interview: https://youtu.be/7Qir4EEpawE
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by meheleventyone 11mo ago
Anywhere you happen to be in public essentially. I also didn’t call you names just stated that your description sounded cult like. If your environment is so controlled to not have a good mix of people in it then that sounds even more cult l
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by meheleventyone 11mo ago
My job isn’t the totality of my life and you have very strange ideas about how quickly disruptive people actually get fired. You get plenty of unfiltered interaction in life. If anything I’d say the sort of thing you describe sounds more li
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by meheleventyone 11mo ago
The one that exists with problem children and opinions you don’t like. As a parent I get the impulse to remove my children from any potential harm but the real world has sharp edges. They need to be confident in that world not just smothere
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by meheleventyone 11mo ago
I mean you’re literally explaining how your home schooled kids are separated from the real world.

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