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by agoodusername63 18d ago
Ok! I don't use iMessage because people I want to talk to are happy to install a new app to do so. :)
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by agoodusername63 18d ago
Because techies on average aren't socially popular enough to get anybody to make any effort to msg them on a better platform.
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by agoodusername63 3mo ago
Conversations about the costs of inference never consider the reality that API pricing is significantly higher than the operating costs. Nor do they ever consider that the cost of datacenter hosted inference has to crash when the bubble pop
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by agoodusername63 4mo ago
I don't think it's going to be a disaster, doing nothing is not quite a disaster when the AAA games sector has been ticking over like this for the past 10 years or so. The law is worded so that this does extremely little even if f
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by agoodusername63 4mo ago
Despite the good intentions of SKG, their efforts are being heavily shaped by the intense lobbying against them. This law has a lot of weird omissions and obvious loopholes because industry lobbyists want it that way for their clients. It&#
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by agoodusername63 4mo ago
> However, it excludes games provided via subscription services, free-to-play games, and games that are inherently playable offline indefinitely. How is that incentivizing offline games? Half of the service game focused industry would b
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by agoodusername63 4mo ago
> However, it excludes games provided via subscription services, free-to-play games, and games that are inherently playable offline indefinitely. Live service games overwhelmingly fall into exactly this category. If anything they'r
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by agoodusername63 6mo ago
I would love to live in a world where my coworkers learn from their mistakes is this Human 2.0? I only have 1.0a beta in the office. I get the joke but it really does highlight how flimsy the argument is for humans. IME humans frequently ma
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by agoodusername63 6mo ago
It's not seen as important enough for others. Just like with a lot of things. Sure you could do a thing better, faster, more efficiently on a PC, but some people just don't care when 80% is good enough.
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by agoodusername63 6mo ago
It's also a smart legal strategy. Nintendo's lawsuits they won against emulator projects in the past had donation systems as one of, if not the sole main point they drove to win the case.
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by agoodusername63 6mo ago
Because he doesn’t. The impression I get from SWEs I’ve met throughout my life is that most of them don’t actually care about their job. They got in because it paid well and demand was plentiful.
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by agoodusername63 7mo ago
mobile gaming is much bigger than HN would believe. A lot of people do in fact, play more than a couple forever titles. I know multiple weebs that want more powerful ipads to play mobage.
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by agoodusername63 7mo ago
It makes me wonder why he has the job of CEO then if he's so confident that the technology will destroy the world. Don't worry, I know exactly why. $
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by agoodusername63 7mo ago
Reddit has been shedding its techy enthusiast crowd for the past few years with the combination of policy changes and insufficient moderation against LLM bots. I wonder if that’s contributing.
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by agoodusername63 7mo ago
Your home systems can slot in HBM? Doubt that.
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by agoodusername63 7mo ago
Another issue is that you actually need a lot of money to meaningfully run for most federal office roles, so that's one filter which promotes rich guys who don't care about doing the job well. To put it another way, I have not par
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by agoodusername63 7mo ago
I am not exaggerating slightly when I say that arch wiki taught me how to use Linux I’ve always been dabbling in Linux since 2007 but I never really felt productive in it until i discovered arch. And it’s outstanding wiki
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by agoodusername63 7mo ago
That would be great if your community only exists in a voip channel
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by agoodusername63 8mo ago
I can't believe theres a country out there that has recreated the DMCA but for child welfare
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by agoodusername63 8mo ago
Bet they asked an AI to make the bit work /s
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by agoodusername63 8mo ago
I never stop being amused that LLMs have made HN realize that many programmers are programmers for paychecks. Not for passion
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by agoodusername63 8mo ago
So just like windows, don’t update it Year of the Linux desktop for sure
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by agoodusername63 8mo ago
Well considering the fine is larger than their profits in Italy, why on earth would they keep doing business there? Yeah lemme just keep burning money to provide a service in a single country. Is there some idea that CF is a public utility?
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by agoodusername63 8mo ago
It reminds me of any of elon musk’s crash outs. Kinda a bad thing to be associated with
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by agoodusername63 8mo ago
My man that’s an ad Many posts on HN are ads. We’ve just collectively decided that some of them are OK
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by agoodusername63 9mo ago
I believe the theory that Mangione even wanted to be caught and arrested because he didn't see a viable life for himself anymore with his spinal problems and medical bills. Who social engineers their way into getting a CEO's itine
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by agoodusername63 9mo ago
How? Consoles don’t pay for online subscriptions with f2p games anymore, which is the overwhelming lions share of online play today. Consoles also get to flip games you’re done with. I’m positive about 3 of my friends spend much less than I
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by agoodusername63 9mo ago
Hard to call it outsmarting when your opponent is a toddler
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by agoodusername63 9mo ago
It really depends on your GPU drivers. If you're using nvidia like 75% of Steam's hardware survey reports, it's a mixed bag and 1% lows are fucking abysmal compared to windows. But try getting nvidia to care about Linux beyon
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by agoodusername63 9mo ago
idk about that with the rising cost of hardware. But I guess if your IT dept is doing the purchasing thats not really your problem.

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