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by proc0 3y ago
they look like ET, lol.
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by proc0 3y ago
Right, it's better for business if people can multiply their productivity... which is arguably the reason computers were invented. If only someone could dedicate themselves to unlocking this power, maybe by studying how it works... but
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by proc0 3y ago
This is why most software companies tend to ship buggy messes that need to be constantly patched and updated. Software engineers never get to fully focus on optimizing software for the long term because as they gain experience within the or
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by proc0 3y ago
> A project spec comes out of those discussions, but the discussions themselves have significant technical and business inputs. Then managers should learn whatever it takes to be able to make these types of decisions. There seems to be a
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by proc0 3y ago
The reason is there is a line of political thinking that divides people into oppressors and oppressed based on skin color, and assigns different standards based on it. It has become status quo and as a result the average left leaning person
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by proc0 3y ago
> What gives us the right to even attempt that procedure on another living being? Imagine being pig and realizing your entire existence has been shaped by thousands of years of selection. Unfortunately the sentiment of animal justice is
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by proc0 3y ago
> Your mental model of the incentives doesn’t apply to a population who don’t function the same way you do We all function the same, we're all human. It comes down to how much do we want to prevent people from spiraling down in the
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by proc0 3y ago
I think it's all about incentives and right now the current policies are completely oblivious to them. You need to deter people from even thinking about living outside. Just make it inconvenient. This may seem cruel at first but I thin
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by proc0 3y ago
I think they tried that in SF and it did not work at all. There's definitely a subset of the homeless population that would take advantage of something like that, but my guess is that those people are not really a problem to begin with
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by proc0 3y ago
Maybe not the best example, although I still remember filters became huge around the same time the AI versions started emerging. Video transcripts are another example, or even text translation at this point. These are widely used forms of A
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by proc0 3y ago
There's a term for this, or at least it's a known phenomena in the AI industry for a while. It's how AI becomes transparent after wide adoption. I'm still amazed at video filters that transform your face in real time, an
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by proc0 3y ago
Nobody would need to arm themselves if the laws were enforced properly.
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by proc0 3y ago
They're not enforcing the laws. I lived there for many years before the pandemic and it became clear the police and the city were prioritizing the drug addicts and criminals on the streets over tax paying citizens. My theory is that th
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by proc0 3y ago
It isn't so much people can't defend themselves as much as not enforcing the laws, which in part happens because those in power hold a certain perspective of human nature. It seems they think humans are inherently good and that vi
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by proc0 3y ago
Skid Row 2.0? Except a few years ago this had the potential to become the tech capital of the world. What a crazy downturn, and yet I don't see enough outrage from the people who are in the middle of it.
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by proc0 3y ago
Interesting. I knew about the difficulties of the micro in BW but didn't think it would be the defining feature of the game like that. Maybe those elements can still be "fixed" while keeping the balance of the races, with sam
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by proc0 3y ago
They could have fixed those issues without reinventing the wheel. Additionally you can make the game more accessible by adding all kinds of game modes for people to learn from, without touching the high level functionality the pros depend o
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by proc0 3y ago
I think it's curious why this isn't a two way street. Every "non-engineer" I ask "why don't you code", basically responds with "that is not of interest to me". I'm seriously wondering why ca
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by proc0 3y ago
In my opinion SC is a gigantic missed opportunity by Blizzard. SC2 should have just been a Brood War remake, while at the same time advancing the single player campaign story. Balancing an RTS must be the hardest thing in game design, and t
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by proc0 3y ago
I feel it's also because programming has this quality to it, which is similar to some other creative arts, where it is deceptively hard. On the surface it's just knowing some rules and then writing some code, but as you gain more
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by proc0 3y ago
Show bodies or this is a snoozefest.
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by proc0 3y ago
The beauty of Diablo is the RNG dungeons and overall feeling of character progression. Souls games are effectively a static level layout with enemies respawning in the exact same place, however it gives the feeling of overcoming hard challe
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by proc0 3y ago
If most women feel that way, then maybe that's a factor of why it doesn't improve? I'm just saying that basing one's decision on whether or not others have made that decision is self-referential and creates somewhat of a
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by proc0 3y ago
The point is there is no evidence, and also there is no claim that I am making. It is unknown. The only claims of resurrections are religious in nature, which proves my point.
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by proc0 3y ago
It's not empirically testable. Nobody has truly died and come back and no one can. Even if all religions are false it does not follow that there is absolutely nothing after clinical death. This is just a limitation of science, because
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by proc0 3y ago
You don't know that.
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by proc0 3y ago
It's not just hosting a video though, it's going to multiple stream channels hosted by other people and having millions of people watch on-demand. YouTube is insanely huge, and there is no comparison. If all social media bans RFK,
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by proc0 3y ago
Because it's all information and mass communication technologies.
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by proc0 3y ago
> He can, of course, host his videos on his own infrastructure (or those interviewing him can host them on theirs.) Imagine your phone carrier starts listening in on your phone calls, and they decide certain ideas are not allowed so they
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by proc0 3y ago
How else would we know what is true or false?! I'm so happy we have large for-profit corporations doing the hard work of telling us what is true and false. Surely they would NEVER make mistakes, and NEVER have any other interests in mi

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