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> The game aims for realistic vehicle specifications, like armour thickness, penetration values etc. Yet the gameplay is very arcadey and not very realistic.
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2y ago
What was the last good product dell has made? I avoid Dell & HP at all cost.
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2y ago
Did every CEO actively campaign for the current president? I'm curious tho were you upset when the "twitter files" were released and found out that the Biden campaign asked for hunter's dick pics to be removed?
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2y ago
Why pay taxes when you can just buy the Whitehouse? It's so much cheaper.
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2y ago
Whose idea was it to gut aviation safety?
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2y ago
I love sublime text but it has been feeling like its falling behind other editors. Whenever see someone showing off a tip or trick in VSCode I am disappointment to learn it doesn't exist in sublime text and there isn't a package f
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2y ago
Its like a bank robber being upset when someone steals their loot
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2y ago
This is only gonna get worse, we just had the CEOs of massive corporations actively campaigning for the current president.
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2y ago
I'm curious to know how all of those pearl clutchers who got super mad about Twitter removing dick pics of Hunter Biden are doing.
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2y ago
Where is reels, reddit and shorts gonna get all of its most popular content from now?
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2y ago
> I don't think you replied to who you think you replied to Lost in the woods, are you? https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=wnevets#42712332 https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=wnevets#427130
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2y ago
The FDAs 9 also includes Red 3 which is gonna be banned.
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2y ago
calling that AI is very generous.
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2y ago
You are the one that asked for the comparison. Didn't get the numbers you thought you would?
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> Feel free to regail someone who cares about the food regulations of the world. You're the one that responded to my comment about comparing the US to the rest of the world by saying I needed to compare it to the EU. I didn't h
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2y ago
Sure the US is ahead of the EU. The EU allows 11 [1] synthetic food dyes while the US only allows 9 [2] [1] https://www.efsa.europa.eu/en/topics/topic/food-colours [2] https://www.fda.gov/food
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2y ago
I hate to break this news to you but there are countries outside of the EU. The FDA also bans more food dyes than the EU.
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2y ago
Source? The last time I checked the FDA bans more food dyes than most other countries.
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2y ago
Is the person who though it was a great idea to spend billions of dollars on the metaverse gonna be put on a performance plan or are performance reviews only meant for the peasants?
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2y ago
> I don't get why Apple fans have this obsession with pretending Apple invents these things. Happens all the time with the iPhone. Apple gets celebrated as an innovator for adding features that have existed for years on Android.
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They probably looking at their metrics and finding their primary user base loves AI content. https://www.buzzfeed.com/sienaegiljum/ai-images-facebook-boo...
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2y ago
Forcing a new key pair for every single website was a mistake. If the crypto is secure than a single key pair should be suffice. That is how we use public key crypto almost every other use case and we get to avoid vendor lock in completely.
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the social media version is to post all of the possible outcomes to a sporting event like the super bowl a year in advance, deletes the ones that missed then claim your a sport genius using the "correct" prediction made a year ago
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> Is nobody in these very rich guys' spheres pushing back on their thought process? The moment someone does that they're no longer in the very rich guys sphere.
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As the authority on the subject you should definitely correct the Wikipedia page
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> They're just almost always using a centralized network (see: the Steam community market). That doesn't sound like a NFT to me. "A non-fungible token (NFT) is a unique digital identifier that is recorded on a blockchain&q
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> Feels weird explaining this on HN. Go ahead and explain how the tech of a Blockchain prevents Valve from doing what it wants with the game licenses it sells.
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> For a good reason. The blockchain doesn't add much over a database. The people doing all of the hyping up not understanding the tech is why I find all of this so amusing. > Steam does that without a blockchain, albeit not for r
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its gonna happen its just around the corner!
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> I bet there's a good alignment between people making outrageous LLM claims and people who shilled for those other things too, for how they were "right around the corner". I'm still waiting for NFT's to take ove
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