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by prox 3y ago
For me it depends on the advertising. A brand that sells say bags? It’s fine, I love a cool bag. And then there is the “Play this one stupid game that has everyone hooked!!!” With an unrelated picture. Or “This guy became a millionaire in O
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by prox 3y ago
Your experience also confirms what I feel Godot is particularly suited for : playtesting and pre-production of parts of your game. You could quickly bang together all kinds of parts to see if your idea works, and then incorporate those in o
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by prox 3y ago
I think the latter. These guys aren’t consumers in the same way most of the public is. They are beholden to other bounds and checks which keeps them in place. I had the pleasure to go along for a week with a bunch of CEOs, one was a former
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by prox 3y ago
Your tweet is in the article actually :)
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by prox 3y ago
That’s nuts. I guess not liking journalists is fine, but to shutdown your press department? That’s just juvenile.
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by prox 3y ago
Just going to post this here, was reading an article about Threads, but it mentioned Twitter as well : >Twitter no longer has a press department. Questions sent to the former email address received a poop emoji as the auto-response. What
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by prox 3y ago
Aren’t you in a unique position to make a start-up out of this?
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by prox 3y ago
I changed the wording. Basically you get noname brand authors quotes next to really legendary figures quotes because it’s all gamed.
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by prox 3y ago
There is also a problem with quotes; you have these nobody self-help book writers adding hundreds (?) of quotes that are very poor, and gamed with upvotes. So you some see some nobody authors quote next to Plato.
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by prox 3y ago
I really am I favor of your suggestion. Next to that my stance is that big companies should be by law be required to have a human representative you can contact, especially in the time of AI.
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by prox 3y ago
I am excited you made such an excellent comment! It positively affected my thinking. I am also glad to announce I will recommend this comment to other people. Taking this out of context really puts the spotlight of the weirdness of this typ
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by prox 3y ago
Isn’t that how science works? Or do you mean the political implications of these papers?
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by prox 3y ago
I think Disney can still sue for making something that closely resembles Mickey Mouse no? As in products that make it hard to differentiate between an official Disney product and a copy. As the article states, the trademark is still there.
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by prox 3y ago
One of my clients make really good products. I would say the best you can get (this is a mobility product) It has ergonomic properties that blows away any competition, and build quality is second to none. However, it’s expensive. It has bee
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by prox 3y ago
“For instance, on the planet Earth, man had always assumed that he was more intelligent than dolphins because he had achieved so much—the wheel, New York, wars and so on—whilst all the dolphins had ever done was muck about in the water havi
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by prox 3y ago
Especially for media studios with lots of data to digest. They eat all of these PCI slots up probably. They probably gonna kit whole studios out with these things.
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by prox 3y ago
We just talked about browser choices yesterday. I really hope we get back a “people’s” browser and not boxed in experiences from Big Tech that the market currently has. I hope this project remains dedicated to such a vision!
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by prox 3y ago
I have done it with a Krait Phantom with 65ly, did about 5k before space madness settled in. Then I got my Carrier. This takes 45 minutes (3 x 15 min) If you really just want to get to the engineers you could also book a ride on a FCOC carr
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by prox 3y ago
Pompeii had snackbars as well. People bought their food on the street. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/dec/26/exceptionally-... In some districts in Rome, they had large apartment blocks (insualae
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by prox 3y ago
It’s 1350ly , which is like cosmically on our doorstep. Source : Space Engine, Elite Dangerous. But I am being pedantic, it’s indeed impressive what we can figure out.
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by prox 3y ago
Interesting! From wiki: In Northern Kurdish language (Kurmanji), the same word can have two genders according to the context. For example, if the word dar (meaning 'wood' or 'tree') is feminine, it means that it is a liv
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by prox 3y ago
Ok, so one day you have a single engine and everything works through that one engine. Google gets say a new CEO who does things that are contrary to what you want (say they become like Microsoft) What you gonna do? Nowhere, because you don
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by prox 3y ago
Why are people seeing ads in Firefox? I never see any (Adblock origin is installed)
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by prox 3y ago
English is ultimately derived from Indo-European. The earliest surviving language of that language tree is actually vedic Sanskrit. It has 3 numbers (single, dual, plural) and 3 genders (male, female, neuter) So you need to look at language
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by prox 3y ago
Me too. What I sometimes do when I get a sense of “works only in Chrome” is write a complaint to the company. At least make it known.
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by prox 3y ago
Everytime we discuss this here, there are still a ton of ways people defend using Chrome. It’s like being sucked into the network effect and they feel powerless without using Chrome. I would like to counter that and say that diversity is be
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by prox 3y ago
A great thing is when you can mobilize your vulnerability and akwardness to some degree. What’s important if you may decide to say something like dance is to find a community and teachers who are supportive and in a way able to vulnerable a
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by prox 3y ago
What is the definition of “you”? If I may ask. if your identity is mostly mental, I can see why any bodily exertion might seem less “you”. This is coming from someone who was in his head a lot. Most people don’t even realize it that they ar
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by prox 3y ago
I just read a whole thread on their forums, apparently no one has. There seem to be a few issues with getting it over. Affinity mentions it takes $500k to develop a Linux version and their market research says they will never recoup that.
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by prox 3y ago
The whole area of this place is very interesting from a governmental perspective. You got the City of London which has its own governing and even police, and you got an area called Temple which also has its own powers historically.

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