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by rytcio 5y ago
Pick any big budget game released by a AAA studio or publisher
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by rytcio 5y ago
Right. Paul was the one who wrote about how gentiles were grafted into the family with the Jews. The Jews don’t believe that Jesus is the messiah, and I don’t even think they consider Him a prophet either. So they probably don’t have an opi
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by rytcio 5y ago
Generally the fig tree in the Bible represents Israel. Jesus cursing the fig tree falls in line with Israel’s long history of apostasy. What it probably was is a representation of one of Jesus’ goals for his time here. The Israelites were b
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by rytcio 5y ago
Sure, there are people who have achieved mastery in their field and are very knowledgeable and experienced within their area of focus. My personal opinion is that fewer and fewer people are actually at that level. Even less likely that thos
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by rytcio 5y ago
I remember growing up looking at adults, parents, professional computer science people, politicians, etc. as people who were way more knowledgeable and experienced than I. Once I became an adult and worked jobs, I realized that everyone is
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by rytcio 5y ago
For Broadcom/LSI raid controllers, we were told 52 week lead time. Broadcom is definitely having issues
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by rytcio 5y ago
Reminds me of the song from Ishtar https://youtu.be/g-mQcPsPAjc
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by rytcio 5y ago
Nothing will be enough to make people comfortable again. A year of shut down economy and non-stop 24/7 fear porn in MSM have traumatized people for at least a decade
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by rytcio 5y ago
It's pretty obvious tbh
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by rytcio 5y ago
I use https://www.raindrop.io
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by rytcio 5y ago
I think the author misses the mark about what the problem is with developer experience, although they get the analogy of a "rainforest" correct. Developers are in a run-away-train kind of situation, where they think that more libr
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by rytcio 5y ago
Carbohydrates cause obesity. Wasn't until the change in the food pyramid for more bread/pasta/rice/etc. that obesity started being a problem.
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by rytcio 5y ago
We need less echo-chambers, not more
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by rytcio 5y ago
It's been preached as the savior of the pandemic since they were announced. Then they said if you're vaxed you can go back to work and be around other vaxed people without a mask. Now people are still "getting sick" even
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by rytcio 5y ago
I mean the outcome was easily predicted when everyone was focused on number of cases rather than hospitalizations or deaths. If we only focus on "cases" (which is a questionable number), then yes we'll be in a perpetual state
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by rytcio 5y ago
The reason why US cars are so big are because of recent (within the last decade) safety standards. Cars could be much smaller and more efficient, but because of safety standards...they're massive now.
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by rytcio 5y ago
Obamacare drastically raised insurance costs
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by rytcio 5y ago
Would people actually hang out there?
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by rytcio 5y ago
Yea, there's posts on Reddit about how some series cards have faulty power delivery. The failure is because the card doesn't properly regulate power under certain conditions, which the New World menu happened to create
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by rytcio 5y ago
California is failing because of every leader that has run the place since Reagan. Every terrible policy imaginable has been implemented and decimated the place. As someone who lives in California, the only way to move forward in life is to
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by rytcio 5y ago
Try to do it without an engine
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by rytcio 5y ago
> When compared to New York and California, people in Florida demonstrated a substantially lower level of depression. Surprising to nobody
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by rytcio 5y ago
Jon has talked about this on his "Jai" streams. They need some sort of income to fund development of the compiler (hiring more programmers to work on it), but the number of people willing to pay for a compiler is probably not enou
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by rytcio 5y ago
The way to reduce friction is to reduce the number of tools and frameworks.
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by rytcio 5y ago
If Windows Terminal uses DirectX, then using it for the web will be fine
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by rytcio 5y ago
> retroactive "adjustment" of historical weather records Then maybe it's not a conspiracy theory?
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by rytcio 5y ago
https://www.cnn.com/2021/05/03/politics/dhs-partner-private-...
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by rytcio 5y ago
Stuff Hitler only dreamed of
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by rytcio 5y ago
Well, that's the other side of it. If a company is paying you for 40hrs a week, they want to make sure they're getting their moneys worth. Of course you can argue about how employees, despite being "in the office" are on
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by rytcio 5y ago
See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27107820 I hate it

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