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by s9w 7y ago
As much as a Half-Life fan I am, VR is a gimmick. It's expensive and will not be a "thing" in the foreseeable future. This is such a wasted opportunity. A normal Half-Life 3 would have brought back a lot of goodwill for Valve
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by s9w 7y ago
This is a valve flagship game. It's made for the index, which is a $1000 piece of hardware
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by s9w 7y ago
Maybe it's a regional thing. I'm German and things are often shittier versions here than anywhere else. I haven't had a phone conversation that felt like a latency under .5 seconds in 5+ years.
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by s9w 7y ago
Software getting worse, just out of my head: - VS2019 removed at least two important features from VS2017 (export of profiler results and the concurrency profiler) - Firefox "new" extension API still means you can't remove th
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by s9w 7y ago
Twice as high as in France
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by s9w 7y ago
We are being bled dry by extremely high power prices. Left wing government has replaced nuclear by coal and opposes our fusion research. But somehow right wing parties and Russia are the baddies, and any critic is being is being [dead]ed wi
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by s9w 7y ago
huh, interesting
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by s9w 7y ago
I check my spam folder regularly. It's almost entirely false positives
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WebGL visualization of a 3D aggregation process(s9w.github.io)
3 points by s9w 7y ago|0 comments
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by s9w 7y ago
I have mine in clear text on HN as well as on my personal site. And honestly I barely get any spam at all. Maybe once a month or so. I don't know where people get so much spam from.
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by s9w 7y ago
They (mediabiasfactcheck.com) literally called Politifact and Snopes neutral.
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by s9w 7y ago
That article is very unprofessional in tone, and quite thin on content. I'm not on any side, but if that is the best criticism of him then I'm now very wary of this technology.
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by s9w 7y ago
I didn't know that, thanks
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by s9w 7y ago
a reply to this was just removed. not [removed] removed, but actually deleted. Is that normal? I've never seen that.
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by s9w 7y ago
In that case no one should pay taxes.
526.
by s9w 7y ago
but everyone blocks ads and buying upvotes is extremely cheap
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by s9w 7y ago
> known for provocative discussions and fringe groups ??? After the recent cleanups, there is basically only porn, video games and democratic talking points left. There is nothing even remotely provocative that isn't framed by huge
528.
by s9w 7y ago
They're a bit late to copy vrchat
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by s9w 7y ago
It's certainly very retro looking
530.
by s9w 7y ago
How is emotional something good? I don't think that deserves to be glorified. There is the stereotype of "a girl is crying, burn the constitution!" - and she's exactly that. It's hard to take this "movement&quo
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by s9w 7y ago
Of course it was removed. 4chan was having way too much fun with image classification recently :D
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by s9w 7y ago
The replies to this observation are hilarious. The "article" is as marketingy as it gets. It's blatantly obvious. But noo, "I don't know what you mean", "you sound mad" haha.
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by s9w 7y ago
"the 45th president’s often-contradictory statements"
534.
by s9w 7y ago
This is a blatant and cheap hit piece, 100% politics and should not be here
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by s9w 7y ago
You're right, I didn't realize that.
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The cost of parsing JSON(v8.dev)
543 points by s9w 7y ago|293 comments
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by s9w 7y ago
> Somehow it’s becoming _less_ functional over time with each major revision I would argue that is now the normal case with almost every software. Technology had its peak some time ago. Most things are getting worse. The internet or tele
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by s9w 7y ago
Interesting. Whenever the topic is nutrition, the official guidelines are often criticized. Which always left me puzzled - I wouldn't even know if my country had some kind of official advice on that. Let alone follow them. But in the U
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by s9w 7y ago
But most books could be a 100th of the size they are
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by s9w 7y ago
Yeah that is not it

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