xboxnolifes

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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
Hopefully it just means a world with redundant important production chains, rather than an end of all globalization.
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
We frequently won't even suggest it, at least on HN. Its always derided by "how will it be enforced? There are ways to evade it!". Always letting perfect be the enemy of good.
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
If the mandatory basket item expense raises, it should also become a larger portion of basket, as the basket is supposed to measure the cost of living. So either CPI is not properly measuring the cost of living, or there isn't an affor
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
It is bad. Its fine when you read the opinions for the first time, but after a while you notice over half of the discussion is just repeating the same off-topic talking points over and over and over again on every submission. "Off topi
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
Because it measures open job listing. All of the job listing i've apply to and never hear back from still exist too. Take from that what you will.
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
Games "often not working under windows" is cope linux advocates tell themselves to convince themselves there is no reason for anyone to have windows installed. Its more the exception rather than then norm, and is usually the old
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
Battlefield, Call of Duty, Apex Legends, PUBG, Rainbow 6 Siege, Fortnite, Valorant, League of Legends, Teamfight Tactics, GTA5 online (and likely gta6 online). Personally, only TFT is a blocker for me, and you can get an inferior version wo
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
How can inflation adjusted income be up and there still be an affordability crisis?
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
Do you have 1 of these 2 things? 1) No family to support 2) A set of assets to support not having income?
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
There are a lot of people on HN that will quickly say "when a metric becomes a target, it ceases to be a good metric", but then the next day say "There isn't a recession, the S&P is up".
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
What else can you do? Get grilled by another human, not an AI.
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
All of these are trade offs people who get food delivered are aware of, its not new information. The only one I disagree with is the "2x faster". Yes, the time from when you start thinking about food to eating food might be halved
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
It doesnt mean that it getting more and more useful though. The alternatives could be getting worse and worse. Or there just aren't alternatives. Maybe this is just a disagreement of what it means for something to "become more use
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
The competitive CS leagues do use AC though. The big issue for these games is the free-to-play model does not work without anti-cheat. Having a ~$20 fee to cheat for a while before getting banned significantly reduces the number of cheaters
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
At least with CRTs, it's not just the imagination. It's the actual analogue interpolation creating a different image than the raw pixel-perfect without blurring/smoothing. This video and timestamp comes to mind: https:/
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
If it is to happen, CDs and CD packaging would need a rebranding. Part of vinyl popularity is the large sleeve surface that provides a large canvas for a piece of art. Another part is that you get a physically large analogue object that, wh
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
It's very simple. Large systems start as small systems.
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
You might even hope that such a system would be able to work off of their name and some other memorable, identifiable information like address, origin country, date of birth, and would display their papers with photo-identification availabl
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
From my perspective, both show HN and Twitter's normal biases. I view HN as generally leaning toward "new things suck, nothing ever changes", and I view Twitter generally as "Things suck, and everything is getting worse&
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
The "if you can afford it" is pulling all the weight there. Why can certain companies afford it more than others in the same market? The context of this thread is suggesting that those companies are doing more crime or crime-adj
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
If the amount of CO2 is basically a rounding error, so too would be the reduction in oxygen.
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
Law of physics? No. The reasoning is that if the top percentile is rising instead of staying relatively constant, wealth inequality is getting worse.
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
Its not about complementing the bad with some good. Its about how much the bad is exxagerated.
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
It is not incorrect. The values are undefined, so the compiler is free to do whatever it want to do with them, even assign values to them.
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
People hate because they care. There's some exceptions (like bandwagon hating), but the people who hate on something the most tend to be people who want to like the product.
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
Can't say I relate. I think their recommendation engine got worse this year and their search sucks, but I only ever get recommendations for things I normally watch or have watched recently. If anything, its gotten too strict and never
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
How I see it, LLMs aren't really much different than existing information sources. I can watch video tutorials and lectures all day, but if I don't sit down and practice applying what I see, very little of it will stick long term.
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
Palantir might just pretty up the display of the data that is aggregated by other vendors, which source their data from other vendors, who collect their data from "opt-in" services, which technically explain how they work somewher
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
The rich may travel on the toll roads, but they certainly benefit from those who do.
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by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
No, nix clearly means a Unix-like OS and any other interpretation is wrong, as the context of this thread would suggest.

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