JohnMakin

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by JohnMakin 4d ago
Wolf claims they are utterly interested in eating sheep, news at 11
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by JohnMakin 4d ago
It’s not silly. games use far more hardware than they really need. It also pushes out release dates of aggressive console schedules like ps6 because even if it’s a massive upgrade and you have IP locked into your console, no one is going to
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by JohnMakin 6d ago
Have you ever worked at a large company? This is simply not how things are done. Speaking up about something like this is almost a guaranteed fast track to getting laid off in the next round of reduction in force, and if you do somehow have
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by JohnMakin 6d ago
> Not in the "wash your hands every thirty minutes like Howard Hughes" kind of way, Hold on, this isn't that crazy in today's day and age. I used to wash my hands basically only when using the restroom or before eatin
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by JohnMakin 7d ago
I can see your viewpoint. Some people don’t like sandbox games. that’s fine, I actually hate them, but this game’s additions led me into it gently in a way I’d never interact with say, a minecraft game. However, this is like, a sandbox gam
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by JohnMakin 7d ago
> I think maybe you're discounting that people have agency and can decide that a game they are playing actively doesn't tick their boxes. > Mile wide and inch deep is exactly the way to describe it. Aren't you doing the
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by JohnMakin 7d ago
Yes, I believe this is a thing. I'm not sure why, but I think for game releases, especially hyped AAA games, your highest player counts are almost definitely going to be the highest in the first weeks of release, so that's the str
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by JohnMakin 7d ago
The first 60 minutes are definitely a slog, but once you open up access to the quest hub and get access to larger ships that function as bases, the game really opens up. I play it as a "get away" from more competitive/stressf
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by JohnMakin 7d ago
I think people are regurgitating takes from early in the game's development - the game of the last few years is absolutely nothing like the early one and I agree, there is a surprising amount of stuff to do.
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by JohnMakin 7d ago
Are you sure that you've played it recently? They added an actual story, a huge quest hub, unique items, tons of stuff to do really. I'm quite overwhelmed with the amount of things to do and I don't typically enjoy sandboxes.
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by JohnMakin 7d ago
> Worth naming: the Add to cart button is still black. Got an audible guffaw out of me. This really is what the experience is like sometimes if you're just giving it a result without being specific in implementation, and it comes ou
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by JohnMakin 13d ago
Honestly, this is worth looking at — with one caveat.
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by JohnMakin 13d ago
Dogs can attack with no indication or reason, some breeds take more of a lion's share for that than others. It is entirely reasonable to feel fear in the presence of a dog, especially if you've been the victim of an attack or seen
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by JohnMakin 13d ago
> Being scared may trigger a dog and then you would be responsible for attack! This is victim blaming bullshit irresponsible dog owners love to spew
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by JohnMakin 16d ago
> Markdown "pages", with > (optional) YAML frontmatter and > (optional) SQLite vector index for semantic search This is basically exactly what I use in a MCP service I built and it works pretty well. Can be enriched furth
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by JohnMakin 19d ago
Other than this being a poor comparison, I’m not stating I actually believe this is true, but sam altman, dario, many other tech execs have repeatedly stated they believe a hyper intelligent AI is a threat to all of humanity. The tone deafn
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by JohnMakin 19d ago
It's been amazing to watch how tone-deaf these AI "thought leaders" and CEO's have been during this hype cycle. "look, we made this thing that's going to put everyone out of work, or destroy 99% of the planet e
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by JohnMakin 19d ago
I am by no means advocating against taking anti-depressants, I am just sharing my own experience. I have to say this because I have seen people with severe depression make night and day transformations off of these medications and know they
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by JohnMakin 19d ago
Does an honest reading of what I said seem to imply I'm saying they are stopping it? No, they can't, but they can dominate and incentivize the market to make those websites outside of the platform irrelevant or basically invisible
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by JohnMakin 20d ago
These arguments are not very strong. It also makes the assumption that these platforms are the only possible place on the web for minors to get information. That's only true because these platforms literally made it that way. It al
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by JohnMakin 20d ago
We're speaking in the context of getting steady employment vs taking a very unlikely to succeed moonshot. Plenty of extremely successful people, including plenty of billionaires, started out with a paycheck with an employer, often fo
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by JohnMakin 22d ago
quitters dont generally make careers or stable jobs for themselves. you can rage against the man all you want, as long as you dont delude yourself into thinking you’ll ever be invited to the table or do anything but contribute to the status
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by JohnMakin 22d ago
This was GM and as I roughly remember it there was no chance of this happening, because they just formed a new company and issued new stock after bankruptcy. Maybe hard for a young person at that time to understand, and the SEC probably sho
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by JohnMakin 22d ago
When I was around that age, my Aaron was this kid who matched a similar description, very bright but utterly averse to any kind of work whatsoever, never finished his education, did okay in school but underperformed a lot. I remember a few
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by JohnMakin 22d ago
I think this short story resonates because probably most people know an Aaron - the type that is incessantly looking for some kind of scheme, some kind of get rich quick thing, and will spend exponentially far more effort and misery suffe
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by JohnMakin 23d ago
Yes, this was a bit upsetting for me. I found myself organizing my work hours and availability around perceived or actual fable quota limits / trial periods - only to find out multiple times it didn't matter, there is no seeming s
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by JohnMakin 24d ago
Many credit reports contain work history.
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by JohnMakin 25d ago
Why do you think this person is self diagnosed?
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by JohnMakin 26d ago
code changes change the compiler output.
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by JohnMakin 27d ago
I guess I will expand on what I meant why I react to claude memory acting mechanically or logically anything like human memory, is because it isn’t how memory in the brain works, they’re not comparable. The layman’s understanding I have of

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