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by oneepic 4y ago
"Policking" or politicking?
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by oneepic 4y ago
Thanks for the link. It looks like "Journey to the Savage Planet" fits the bill fairly well. It's funny, I've used Steam recommendations in the past but haven't had too much luck before now.
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by oneepic 4y ago
A Metroid Prime ripoff. No arm cannon, though. I'd like it to have a focus on atmosphere, isolation, collecting data, and lore that's all about technology and the sciences (ie biology, even fake biology is ok, like in MP1). Maybe
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by oneepic 4y ago
I think certain songs provoke an increased response from me, after I've listened to them a few times already. For example, Warning's "Watching From A Distance" [0] (c/w metal with sad themes) gives me that feeling a
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by oneepic 4y ago
It's 2022, and we're throwing away researchers at the cutting edge just because of Internet articles, tweets and outrage over stories we were never a part of. (but, ironically, I haven't heard of this guy's story until t
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by oneepic 4y ago
"Cool, so what do you think would be the time complexity of that? Do you think we can maybe do better than that?"
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by oneepic 4y ago
Ironically, the website is called "timeanddate" and I'm still confused by the times on this site. Perhaps I'm reading it wrong... let me know. Right now it's 12:53 PST, and the countdown says it's about 5hr 38
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by oneepic 4y ago
Night Call is in the ballpark, at least. You play as a taxi driver, budgeting your taxi trips, passengers, gas money, money for other things (ie newspapers or clues) to help solve a whodunnit mystery.
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by oneepic 4y ago
If one starts in Seattle, I'd expect them to end up at Microsoft, Expedia, other FANGs maybe, among other co's. Assuming they're not burned out.
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by oneepic 4y ago
Even in 2022, having worked there, I guarantee that the Microsoft org chart meme [0] is still true. I do agree in-person talking would have helped. [0] https://assets.sbnation.com/assets/2907963/microsoftguns.jpg
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by oneepic 4y ago
This seems to be the latest chapter of the Windows Terminal story. https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/issues/10362 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27728177
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by oneepic 4y ago
Earlier in the article, the author does call out that it's bad code, so he's not entirely blaming these companies. Anyway: You should not be afraid of thinking about what each party could have done better. Not just yourself, but
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by oneepic 4y ago
Thoughts on the following idea? I think Google's incentives have a problem similar to the incentives of any other company: It's open-ended, and possible to game everything. Whether promotions are based on the "hard problems&q
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by oneepic 4y ago
I think this article could use a bit more info about protecting against injury. For example, I'm sure a podiatrist or physical therapist would have a number of things to add about finding a good shoe, or insoles/orthotics, or musc
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by oneepic 4y ago
It sounds like you haven't spent too much time on this blog: https://eev.ee/blog/
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by oneepic 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_true_Scotsman
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by oneepic 4y ago
Article: >systeroid is "sysctl on steroids"
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by oneepic 4y ago
I get that people love the decentralization aspect of Mastodon, but... does it have better content than Twitter? I remember trying it very briefly once, and the few toots I saw were similar content -- some interesting info, but also a heap
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by oneepic 5y ago
And just like that, Twitter engineering might somehow develop the same poor culture and work-life balance as Tesla and SpaceX. If I was there, I'd be groaning at this news.
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by oneepic 5y ago
So what? Can't you just pay at the time of the visit and then file a claim? Your insurance should become retroactively available.
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by oneepic 5y ago
South Park avatars still seem to be going strong. (at least, in the companies I've worked at)
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by oneepic 5y ago
Thank you for the link, but to be technical I think it doesn't fully support your point -- it provides some perspective from 2 different sides of the issue. That being said, from reading this article as well as this [1] and skimming Bo
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by oneepic 5y ago
Could you provide some examples to back up that "destruction of math education" claim?
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by oneepic 5y ago
I was confused by your wording, but I think this section of the link is very relevant: >When Warp comes out of beta, telemetry will be opt-in and anonymous. >But for our beta phase, we do send telemetry by default and we do associate
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by oneepic 5y ago
>Samsung has been getting pretty bold here too. I seem to recall Samsung sending me notification banners on my Galaxy phone several years ago, around the holiday season, to buy more Samsung shit. From that moment on, I disliked them.
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by oneepic 5y ago
RFC 9226: Software Considered Harmful
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by oneepic 5y ago
Not to mention every other company outside of the top 10.
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by oneepic 5y ago
If I read correctly, the study confirmed it was effective against airborne Staph. Not covid, although the latter is the one I thought of first. Wonder if it would be hard to get the same research study approved to test covid?
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by oneepic 5y ago
If you stopped at 3, I suggest checking out the soundtracks for THPS 4, Underground 1 and Underground 2.
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by oneepic 5y ago
That may be true, but maybe people just want the graphics and nostalgia rather than 120mm polycarbonate circles. For example, check out BallisticNG, or for some horror titles -- Fatum Betula, most games by Puppet Combo, or Compound Fracture

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