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by sosodev 3y ago
That's a silly reach. There are many factors but I doubt any of them is the government.
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by sosodev 3y ago
Being copied isn't much of an issue if the company isn't relying on features to make themselves competitive. To grow without being acquired they would need to avoid funding from investors and be extremely disciplined. That's
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by sosodev 3y ago
Is this really something a technologist could take on? Apple could almost certainly copy and improve any hot new tech before it has time to seriously hurt their bottom line. They have a ton of resources... My guess is that only another Appl
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by sosodev 3y ago
The saying is the other way around, isn't it? "Nobody hates Nintendo fans more than Nintendo"
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by sosodev 3y ago
That’s a good point. Though most of the people I’ve talked to about edibles are young people in California. So I suspect their experiences have been with legal edibles bought at dispensaries.
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by sosodev 3y ago
Has the announcement not been posted anywhere? I find it strange the author links Twitter commentary but not the actual announcement edit: here's the actual blog https://discord.com/blog/usernames Why isn't i
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by sosodev 3y ago
Oh that's interesting. I thought the linked review study was what they were referencing. Why would they reference a study as the basis for the entire article without linking to it? .-. This really seems like bad journalism for the sake
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by sosodev 3y ago
> Now I wonder what the correlation of cannabis use to active shooter incidents is? Uh, is it even reasonable to try and find these correlations? We could probably say that the vast majority of mass shootings were conducted by somebody w
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by sosodev 3y ago
I wish I could read the study but it is paywalled. The author of this article calls it "a new study of almost 7 million health records" but really it's a review of 20 other studies. So I wonder how they came up that number. A
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by sosodev 3y ago
Agreed, it's surprising to me that I've met many people who claim that edibles are terrible/terrifying. They often don't know how much they took and if they do it's usually way too much for the first time. I suspect
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by sosodev 3y ago
The author of this port has written about how it was done. They have found enough debug data to do a full decompilation I think.
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by sosodev 3y ago
I'm sure plenty of Venezuelans are running bots. It seems that manual gold farming is done because it's less likely to result in bans. If they're patient enough to make it to end game content before selling the gold they migh
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by sosodev 3y ago
Yeah, that's the tricky part. There are some unbelievably dedicated OSRS players that will do high intensity (1+ action per second) stuff for several hours a day. So how do you differentiate those from bots? I suspect that machine lear
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by sosodev 3y ago
> The simplest anti botting measures are not implemented, at all. Do you have any evidence to back up this claim? My understanding is that they have plenty of basic barriers in place but bots have become sophisticated enough that they&#x
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by sosodev 3y ago
I mentioned GTA online because the article mentions it.
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by sosodev 3y ago
I think it's because space isn't a perfect vacuum. The interstellar medium is a mix of gas and dust that slow down and weaken the signal. That effect is known as dispersion. With that said, it seems like the article might be inacc
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by sosodev 3y ago
The owners would have gotten a nice exit. The employees would have probably ended up laid off anyway, right? edit: actually looking at some posted salaries it seems some employees were given quite a lot of equity
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by sosodev 3y ago
This is true if your end goal is to have a super fast program but that is very rarely the case. The GTA online loading times issues went unnoticed for years because Rockstar just didn't care that the loading times were long. Users stil
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by sosodev 3y ago
Don't they authorize each individual ride and then bundle them up into a single transaction?
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by sosodev 3y ago
Why did you delete the variety link? It was a thoughtful exploration of the problem. This is undoubtedly a complex issue but I don't know that their approach can be dismissed as "woke".
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by sosodev 3y ago
Characters in modern takes on historical media have always been heavily modified. Why is editing their gender or skin tone not okay? Also, can't you just scroll past a carousel representing a genre you're not interested in? Are ot
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by sosodev 3y ago
Yes, the Steam Deck is using a fairly standard stack and the default client but you're missing the point. Valve directly tests the Steam Deck and prioritizes bug fixes for it. When users report issues with other setups it often takes m
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by sosodev 3y ago
Is there a guide for this? I'd really like to isolate Steam from the rest of my system
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by sosodev 3y ago
True, I don't have enough data to really make that claim. I can say that my own hardware hasn't changed in ~4 years and I've been using Steam for Linux since I built this machine. It's only within the last year or so tha
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by sosodev 3y ago
It seems to work perfectly for some people. I’ve regularly had issues with the client not rendering at all, freezing, and crashing on Pop_OS 22.04 LTS with an nvidia GTX 1660ti.
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by sosodev 3y ago
It's unfortunate but the Steam experience on Linux seems to be progressively getting worse (outside of Steam Deck ofc). The Steam client is often borderline unusable for Linux users. You can find many issue threads on GitHub reporting
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by sosodev 3y ago
It’s kinda random. Every workload is going to have different requirements depending on how they’re implemented and the context of what the program is actually doing.
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by sosodev 3y ago
That's a fair point. Maybe self-driving cars aren't practical at scale but it seems like they'll still be a thing.
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by sosodev 3y ago
Surely they're trying to squeeze customers for tips because the base pay just isn't satisfactory, right?
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by sosodev 3y ago
It's a bit odd to be skeptical that self driving cars won't ever be mainstream. Computers have only been a thing for ~78 years and yet they're already capable of doing so much.

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