TwitBar

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by TwitBar 9mo ago
Leans center-right. Candid. Publicly supported Trump. Other stuff that just makes him a normal person circa 90s but really turns some people off in 2025.
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by TwitBar 9mo ago
Essentially Braid Anniversary edition. Huge effort for someone to just say “oh so just Braid Remastered?” In general from his streams you learn that so much goes wrong during the slog that is video game development. Hire failures. Contract
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by TwitBar 2y ago
Arguments will be formulated by AI with another AI attempting to poke holes. You get a government appointed AI if you cannot afford one. This will kick off an arms race between plaintiffs and defendants. Legal companies then build moats aro
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by TwitBar 2y ago
This thread is mostly geared toward the west but it’s interesting to see a similar thing (albeit, much worse) happening in China. They’re going through their own version of 2008 with many overqualified graduates entering a smoldering job ma
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by TwitBar 3y ago
I don’t really buy it. Even a little bit of interest is 100% necessary for the creditor to break even. Statistically a debtor defaults. That loss is subsidized by the debtors who honor their agreement. Also: defining what “breaking even” ac
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by TwitBar 4y ago
Hindsight is always 20/20. Is Superhuman comparable to Honey? From a tech perspective, maybe??? I.e. could a talented solo dev replicate 80% of Superhuman and then publish it via the chrome app store. Yeah. But from a product perspecti
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by TwitBar 6y ago
> minds are being changed by news sources Optimistic of you. For everyone else, social media supplants traditional news. > and real-life experiences For many, social media is reality. Enough to end lives, livelihoods, and each other