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by soup10 11mo ago
i see, thanks
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by soup10 11mo ago
what's the natural proof barrier
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by soup10 1y ago
>It's a lot harder to take a creative risk when a lot of money is on the line. It's also harder aligning a large team to execute on a novel vision. well indie games are their own separate thing and large studios will never have
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by soup10 1y ago
i'd rather see studios take creative and financial risks personally, not saying I care about yet another battle royale game, but in principle it should be about good games that are innovative and push boundaries, not milking a sequel f
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by soup10 1y ago
every video game is a financial gamble, it's not his money so who cares if they try to make a battle royale and it flops
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by soup10 1y ago
i agree, no matter how much wishful thinking jensen sells to investors about paradigm shifts the days of everyone rushing out to get 6 figure tensor core clusters for their data center probably won't last forever.
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by soup10 1y ago
Harvard has a 50 billion endowment, what do they need federal funds for. If they value their intellectual independence so much, then cut the cord.
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by soup10 1y ago
i'll be a contrarian, that css and svg "hacks" like this are "impressive" are a symptom of a web-platform that is dogshit for multimedia. If a game did this nobody would even blink, the fact that it's another
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by soup10 1y ago
many businesses are boring or a grind by their nature and would not exist without financial incentive and an exit plan
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by soup10 2y ago
i started writing a response about how the human brain is designed to operate in an environment where classical physics is the norm, so we need to bridge the deviations from that if we are to really understand the world. But I don't k
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by soup10 2y ago
just because QFT follows an internal logic, doesn't mean the jump from macro physics to quantum physics itself is logical. In my opinion we still don't have a logical explanation for why the model changes so dramatically from cla
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by soup10 2y ago
I would rather have an AI write the incident reports, I trust AI more than I trust police to be objective.
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by soup10 2y ago
The church has a long history of defending and clarifying the principles and practices of faith in a relatively academic way, in a way that would surprise people who believe religion is an anti-intellectual endeavor.
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by soup10 2y ago
it's such false power though, the politicians don't realize we can regulate the shit out of big tech and reallocate the money to more noble causes and google and facebook and all the other "tech" companies that aren&#x27
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by soup10 2y ago
flappy bird is a simple game, 1000 lines sounds like a normal amount(assuming there is a graphics scaffold, which in this case appears to be SDL), and it would indicate that it's not compressed code-golf style
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by soup10 2y ago
It's not always that simple, sure the more time you spend researching and reading books, the more certain types of knowledge accumulates but we all know someone that is book smart and life stupid. And so much about being truly intellig
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by soup10 2y ago
I picked up SICP expecting to read something really interesting or profound with the way it's been hyped up over the years however it's more of a how-to manual for working with Scheme/LISP and frankly that didn't interes
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by soup10 2y ago
set a policy for what happens when the spend limit is reached? not rocket science
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by soup10 2y ago
Spend limits are such an obvious and necessary feature that the only reason they don't have them is shady business practices.
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by soup10 2y ago
Sure, I just think it might have a more "boring" answer than people are hoping for. E.g. behind the veil is something extremely high mass and energy, but it's more akin to a new class of Star rather than something where space
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by soup10 2y ago
Ok, but in my mind it's a lot like a mystery box, there's a lot of speculation about what's in the box, but without new instruments or new observation techniques, if the light/information from inside isn't reaching
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by soup10 2y ago
My understanding of black holes is rather straightforward, gravity is so strong it prevents light and matter from escaping it's orbit. That does not mean that nothing is there or that all physics as we know it breaks down. Simply th
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by soup10 2y ago
This mirrors my experience with Android, ported a game, jumped through all the regulatory hoops, got in on the app store, then endless bureaucratic nonsense to keep it there.
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by soup10 2y ago
Them featuring my game in a front page article was a big moment for me(and helped it become a viral hit). Best of luck guys.
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by soup10 2y ago
this guy has a shitty dentist
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by soup10 3y ago
I'm sure he understands that at a certain point you just gotta keep saying words to keep they AI hype train going.
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by soup10 3y ago
The original comment was complaining that sales taxes aren't hidden. I'm a centrist but the OP was so delusionally pro-taxes I had to say something.
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by soup10 3y ago
Yes let's make taxes as automatic and as hidden as possible so that we can keep the enormous government slush funds running as seamlessly as possible without people complaining and questioning things.
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by soup10 3y ago
Psychiatrists know mental health is mostly subjective and the institution is desperate for physical evidence to add airs of legitimacy. There's a handful of medications that make people less crazy, they prescribe them like candy to an
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by soup10 3y ago
Unfortunately it's been like this since the beginning of crypto, everyone who buys in becomes a tireless advocate for their "investment".

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