adamrezich

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by adamrezich 5d ago
My favorite was the kid who invented the cool clock.
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by adamrezich 7d ago
I don't know why you're being downvoted—social media handles aren't, say, domain names, or anything like that.
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by adamrezich 7d ago
Chicken pox isn't a concern due to vaccines. Common colds especially for very small children are a bit more of a concern due to ear infections. I'd like to avoid putting tubes in my son's ears if possible.
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by adamrezich 7d ago
There is a broad spectrum between “extreme social isolation” and sending your very young children to be taken care of at a daycare with dozens of children every day just so both parents can work just because that's how society has deci
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by adamrezich 7d ago
I dunno man my wife takes care of our one-year-old not just staying at home but going to the library and stores and the nearby petting zoo and stuff, and he's only been sick once, after a long day of air travel where my wife and I got
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by adamrezich 7d ago
All of my friends' kids who are in daycare get sick frequently. I work on the top floor of a building that has a YMCA daycare on many of the bottom floors, and I often get sick passing through there on the way to work.
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by adamrezich 13d ago
For all four of you that are like me and understand Dota 2 a lot better than Go, and are wondering what impact a “two-stone handicap” has and what it means, ChatGPT Pro claims that to analogize this scenario to a professional team playing a
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by adamrezich 13d ago
Works without being logged in just fine for me—what's the issue (aside from being completely devoid of content in this case)?
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by adamrezich 13d ago
What will it take to get these people to understand that the word “fascism” only wields immense power within their own little echo-chambers, as it has been overgeneralized and overapplied to the point where the rest of us have been complete
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Everyone says assembly is untyped—everyone is wrong(gingerbill.org)
160 points by adamrezich 27d ago|99 comments
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by adamrezich 29d ago
Good Lord.
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by adamrezich 29d ago
And everyone should just get along. And software should just work perfectly. And everything should be free. What's the point of writing something like this? Surely the writer isn't delusional enough to actually expect this to affe
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by adamrezich 29d ago
Stick with xhigh rather than turbo for most tasks though, now that the Age of Abundant Resets seems to be well and truly over for good (and 5h limits are supposedly returning soon).
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by adamrezich 1mo ago
Exactly. Every few years I return to the game (which I bought day one on PS4 and again later on PC when it was released there), each time hoping that the fundamental play experience has been enhanced after all these updates, but it hasn&#x2
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by adamrezich 1mo ago
“Professional” in this context refers to being paid for your work while you work on it, rather than making a game unpaid in hopes of receiving recompence from sales once said game is released. (“Indie publishers” are a thing, to be sure—but
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by adamrezich 1mo ago
It's good to have a professional industry pushing the field and the medium forward. Such a professional industry completely cratering in on itself (for myriad reasons) is a bad thing. Indie vs. AAA doesn't have to be a zero-sum ga
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by adamrezich 1mo ago
> For me personally, the AAA game industry is entirely Nintendo, yes. There's nothing wrong with being a fan of one company, but pretending that going from a world where there were many high-quality AAA video games released each yea
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by adamrezich 1mo ago
Two of those are Nintendo first-party games—and one of them was released nine years ago . Is “the AAA video game industry” just Nintendo, to you?
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by adamrezich 1mo ago
What alternate reality are you living in where the video games industry isn't a charred husk of what it was, just over a decade and a half ago? What's it like to live in a world where competent AAA studios are still plentiful, a
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by adamrezich 1mo ago
Well yeah nobody wants their local water supply to be either disintegrated into subatomic particles or polluted with every harmful substance known to man (whichever one they're supposed to do changes from day to day).
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by adamrezich 1mo ago
Yeah but sometimes I save images using Paint and then the default canvas size will be something else! If I were designing an OS shell I would simply give the user the ability to easily make temporary text or image buffers and copy and paste
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by adamrezich 1mo ago
The new mspaint fucked, then unfucked, then refucked my decades-old muscle memory of Win+R mspaint Enter Ctrl+E 1 Tab 1 Enter Ctrl+V to open Paint, resize canvas to minimum, then paste from clipboard. When you press Ctrl+E now, the Units
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by adamrezich 1mo ago
Big influx in politicsposting here lately, eh? Wonder what that's all about.
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by adamrezich 1mo ago
It's a good thing we can now all agree that the US federal government is completely devoid of corruption and taxpayer money misuse, and that all future attempts to discover and curtail any of such are irresponsible and futile!
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by adamrezich 2mo ago
If someone reads “black American moving to Oakland” as “homeless person moving out of Oakland”, that is not my fault…!
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by adamrezich 2mo ago
> They're calling you out on asking why the homeless don't just move Please try reading my posts again very carefully rather than assuming my intent. Thank you!
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by adamrezich 2mo ago
Does anyone else here know what this guy is talking about? I think he completely misread my post. I was asking if a black American citizen moving to Oakland had some arbitrary percent chance of becoming homeless after living there for awh
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by adamrezich 2mo ago
Either you're willfully ignoring the American citizen's right to free movement between States, or you're actually saying that any given black person who moves to Oakland has—regardless of any life circumstances or decisions t
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by adamrezich 2mo ago
That is beyond my proverbial pay grade. But it's not beyond my proverbial pay grade to state that believing that, systemically , “[x demographic in y location] are way more likely to be [in undesirable situation]” is completely de
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by adamrezich 2mo ago
The way you've stated this implies a structurally-enforced causality with regards to vagrancy in such a way that, wittingly or otherwise, wholly denies the possibility of individual agency in the very people you're ostensibly tryi

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