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   by platz 7y ago

   Almost every sub game I've played is trash, but Red Storm Rising was executed so perfectly, I don't think I've ever been able to find a game experience quite like it to this day. It had the feel of a simulation (with many con
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   by platz 7y ago

   I don't appreciate the aggressiveness and clear attempt to induce outrage with the title. This is the outrage algorithm working. * Edit - the previous title referenced a Twitter thread, not phoronix. The new title is fine.
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   by platz 7y ago

   You're only being downvoted because the thread you started is too off-topic to the actual discussion
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   by platz 7y ago

   Sometimes, but Vets also often comment and explain the context. That said, there is no such thing as true objectivity. The best you can do is try to get more evidence and personal accounts
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   by platz 7y ago

   I actually do want "point-free wiki"
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   by platz 7y ago

   Also see r/combatfootage Citizens should aware of what happens without passing through the media's filter/framing. Also, a lot of the value in that sub is also from the comments. It's like the experts we have on HN, but
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   by platz 7y ago

   Normally the method for dealing with 'time series' is really just finding ways to turn a non-stationary distribution into a stationary distribution, where you can then apply classic statistical methods on them. So you're jus
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   Tech Evangelism with Gabriel Gonzalez(corecursive.com)

   1 points by platz 7y ago|0 comments
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   by platz 7y ago

   I truly wonder how many people this affected but didn't think to open an issue on GitHub https://github.com/mjackson/unpkg/issues/229
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    by platz 7y ago

    remember Hipster Runoff? apparently, he was "The Last Relevant Blogger" https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/ypwezb/hipster-runoff-the... including posts such as: - Animal Collective is a Band Created
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    by platz 7y ago

    “Look, this device is personal. It computes and it’s totally personal, just for you, and you alone. It doesn’t talk to the internet. No sociality. You can’t share any of the content with anybody. Because it’s just for you, it’s private. It’
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    by platz 7y ago

    there is a huge difference in agency and choice. they are not remotely the same thing.
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    by platz 7y ago

    Jaron points out that it is precisely free services and information intersected with the profit motive that pushes businesses models based on advertising, tracking, and manipulation to be the most viable. Also, I don't believe that get
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    by platz 7y ago

    C.f. Jaron Lanier https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/09/23/opinion/data-... people should get paid whenever their information is used https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/d
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    by platz 7y ago

    Are you absolutely sure those arguments are pointless
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    by platz 7y ago

    Wanting information to be free forced companies to rely on advertising and to spy on us.
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    by platz 7y ago

    Does this really need to be on the front page
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    by platz 7y ago

    Connover was doing a lot of hemming and hawing as well I recall
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    by platz 7y ago

    you focus on the individual - and what of outcome, effect, and ends?
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    by platz 7y ago

    It's retroactively true with knowledge current events, but does not answer the question 'Why did Boeing buy McDonnell-Douglas?' at that point in history with respect to "at the expense of human lives"
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    by platz 7y ago

    > Why did Boeing buy McDonnell-Douglas? Because the airplane manufacturing industry is consolidating, and Boeing is pursuing profit at the expense of human lives. Was it really necessary to add the second part to explain why the merger o
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    by platz 7y ago

    Those braces are quite wiggly
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    by platz 7y ago

    The folks who miss the weird and creative days of the web are uncultured in the ways of UX !
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    by platz 7y ago

    I think you're confusing Haskell with the second law of thermodynamics and that the universe started in an extremely low entropy state resulting in the arrow of time which causes the coffee to do it's thing
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    by platz 7y ago

    Every industry sees the world though a partisan lens to some extent. Those criticisms also apply to energy, education, repair, etc
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    by platz 7y ago

    Core apps can be deployed standalone
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    by platz 7y ago

    > Comment 66 by battre@google.com on Tue, Oct 8, 2019, 3:48 AM CDT (5 days ago) - Overall, I still believe that neither of the extreme strategies ("always honor autocomplete=off" and "never honor autocomplete=off") a
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    by platz 7y ago

    For my bookmarks, I self-host Espial, an open-source, web-based bookmarking server. https://github.com/jonschoning/espial
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    by platz 7y ago

    'On the Genealogy of Morals' was the most coherent, accessible, and IMHO relevant text to out times, that Nietzsche ever produced.
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    by platz 7y ago

    Historically, there have been many efforts in the past to make artificial blood and IIRC they didn't turn out well for the patients. It's a bit like the the body with vitamins. At first they thought vitamins were all you needed -