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wnevets
3y ago
> With video cards those gamer whales can crush all the lesser card owners after they buy some power via MTX. Are there a lot games where a 4090 owner would have a meaningful advantage over an 3060 owner in a competitive environment?
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wnevets
3y ago
> $3k+ is exactly the right price point. A customer cannot be disappointed from a product they don't buy. And the type of enthusiast who spends 3k+ on it, will be satisfied before they even wear it. I think you're absolutely ri
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wnevets
3y ago
According to Gamers Nexus their main issue was shitty BIOS which was a different problem than the X3D issues. Their horrible response was just another fail on their part.
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wnevets
3y ago
Is this some that small government I've heard so much about it?
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wnevets
3y ago
> HN has a large enough number of users for both to happen and it not being hypocrisy. Why would that matter in this hypothetical scenario? Releasing a feature two years after someone else has would not be revolutionary regardless of whi
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wnevets
3y ago
> I bet people will celebrate this feature when Apple rolls around implementing it two years from now. Not only will it be celebrated but people will claim its revolutionary
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wnevets
3y ago
> nope, congress does not need to regulate AI. Not regulating the air quality we breathe for decades turned out amazing for millions of the Americas. Yes, lets do the same with AI! What could possibility go wrong?
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wnevets
3y ago
Trump's FTC was gonna kill Net Neutrality without these fake comments. Everyone knew they were bogus from the get go.
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wnevets
3y ago
Elixir is great if you want the burden of using types without the actual benefits!
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wnevets
3y ago
> the marketing for the iPhone made it compelling. That's part of my point. There was a tremendous amount of hype for something that was incredibly limited and objectively bad. However eventually it became very good and took over th
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wnevets
3y ago
> Also apps weren’t part of the original iPhone. So it did even less than I gave it credit for.
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wnevets
3y ago
> Also apps weren’t part of the original iPhone. So it was even worse than I remember.
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wnevets
3y ago
Milli Vanilli also sold over 10 million records. Maybe popularity doesn't equal quality?
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wnevets
3y ago
A more modern example is the first iPhone, the first gen was bad even by the standards of the day. If you look passed the novelty of having a lightsaber app on your phone it was terrible.
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wnevets
3y ago
I usually stick with known quantities and avoid any scummy looking channel. I have no problem watching the in video Gamer Nexus ads and don't expect paying for YouTube premium to skip those ads.
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wnevets
3y ago
> That, plus the lack of lossless streaming, inconsistent, clunky UI, and lack of any positive features that distinguish it from Spotify, Tidal, and Apple Music, is why I never used it for anything other than sharing songs with people wh
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wnevets
3y ago
I don't run an adblocker on my phone, YouTube Music is included and the creators still get paid.
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wnevets
3y ago
> Yeah, and YT Music is included too right? Correct and I believe YT Music pays much more per listen than Spotify to the artist.
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wnevets
3y ago
On a related note as someone who uses YouTube constantly YouTube Premium is absolutely worth it.
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wnevets
3y ago
Obviously what this country needs is even more guns! The more guns a country has the safer it is! /s
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wnevets
3y ago
> Google now seems deep into the enshittification [1] process. Of all the big tech companies, they seemed the most customer-friendly, the least constrained by the need to optimize their money hose. But I guess the economic logic of tying
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wnevets
3y ago
So its mastodon with better identity management?
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wnevets
3y ago
And that design lead to what difference?
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wnevets
3y ago
Then what is the biggest difference between the two besides the name of the protocol?
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wnevets
3y ago
> I would just like to say that I am excited for Bluesky to exist. It might go poorly, but I'm unwilling to write off weird attempts at innovation before the technology has had a chance to evolve in the wild. Isn't it just a va
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wnevets
3y ago
> The average length of new car ownership in the US is between 8 and 11 years I would wager thats not actually true for Mercedes, they don't last that long before becoming a money pit. If you really want a Mercedes just lease then b
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wnevets
4y ago
> As I understand New York state requires car inspections every 12 months. you could just make it readable prior to inspection then make it unreadable again.
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wnevets
4y ago
Was this before or after working with pizzagate?
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wnevets
4y ago
> Nonsense. He gave the material to Greenwald and a Guardian journalist in Hong Kong. He stayed in Hong Kong for a while, and when it became apparent that he could not go to other countries he went to Russia. Is that just another way of
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wnevets
4y ago
He fled to the country with directions from russia before releasing the classified Intel.
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