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3y ago
Looking forward to this!
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One of the biggest problems with AAA games is that they are trying to be Hollywood movies rather than games. Indie games are where its at unfortunately (or fortunately) there's so many of them being published now due to the readily ava
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If we focus on writing better software with performance in mind instead of this insane stack of abstraction disaster, we could easily get massive increases in compute capability with current hardware. The most impressive thing about modern
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I think it makes a lot of sense for another superpower like China or Russia to "go to war" via social division rather than kinetic war. They couldn't succeed at a kinetic war, so the only alternative is to work to weaken or
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3y ago
There haven't been adults in the room for decades. Integrity seems like something that is completely gone from society at this point
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3y ago
More like trouble getting approval from the governments lobbyists from the electric companies
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3y ago
Jensen is trying to sell GPUs…so it’s not really surprising a sales man is trying to get sales
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3y ago
> your value as a human is not the same as the economic value you produce Unfortunately that is how we are seen and thusly treated by the government and by corporations
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3y ago
The only difference between the consumer RTX cards and a Quadro card is memory (and maybe power pin location, which is better on Quadro cards for rackmounted chassis). If nvidia put more memory inside their consumer cards, professionals wou
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No, but Google forced it so ISPs couldn't inject ads and steal their ad business.
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Its only going to get worse as companies want to defend their data against AI scrapers
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Back in the olden days before the free-money-zero-interest rate policy, companies subsisted on selling their product, not their company.
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3y ago
You make more money by raising prices higher even when that means pricing some people out. More people will pay the higher price than will get priced out.
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3y ago
Today, assets thought to be worth more than they actually are due to pure delusion
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3y ago
There was a time when software was sold in boxes...
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3y ago
A lot of, if not most of, our modern tech economy over the last 10-15 years is all very economically nonviable. It only worked because of ZIRP and free money. It's all unsustainable and fake. It would be nice to get back to an economy
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3y ago
Like this? https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/?g=17u6e
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It's useless because there are thousands of idiots with a camera who record pointless clickbait videos to extract ad money. The signal-to-noise ratio is completely out of wack. There are are tons of 10+ minute videos about topics which
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3y ago
Crime and mental health would probably be cured if people were busy raising families instead of slaving away for someone else's yacht
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Why do you think the borders are open?
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3y ago
L-Citruline works well for nitric oxide boost
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The tech industry did this to themselves by giving everything away for free for a decade. I always thought it was suspicious that all these tech companies survived for decades without being profitable. Now that ZIRP is over and they have to
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Obamas increased EPA requirements is part of the reason why everyone is driving around in giant tanks now. Less strict mpg requirements
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Maybe the typical price discovery tactic of increasing prices until sales drop off is not telling the whole story. Maybe when people start stealing more and more, it means that prices are too high. Alternatively, the COL of skyrocketing and
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First TikTok now Meta...I think these companies are going to be hard pressed to get people's spare money considering inflation and COL increases.
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I'm not saying they shouldn't be responsible. I'm saying that it's not feasible for them to be responsible. Unless they're willing to restrict who they take money from...but that's not how it works in american
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When you're a tv network or radio station with only a handful of advertisers...it's easy to police. When you're Facebook and Google, who are willing to take money from anyone and everyone...they have to deal with likely tens
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People who are responsible aren't having kids because its too expensive. People who are irresponsible probably aren't calculating the costs..or they don't care.
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I mean.......that's been all corporations for at least the past decade? Ever since the Walk on Wallstreet protests, corporations have been trying to "team up" with the populace by getting into politics
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End of ZIRP is making them all suddenly have to actually make money instead of relying on loans and investments. Unfortunately two decades of ZIRP means that none of the current leadership knows how to make money.
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