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DivisionSol
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Comment #38933643
Per: https://blog.twitch.tv/en/2023/12/05/an-update-on-twitch-in-... Ultimately, the cost to operate Twitch in Korea is prohibitively expensive and we have spent significant effort…
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Comment #35892597
Seems the blog author was taking the "cheap" option by trading time-to-deliver for cost. I don't think anyone assumes when they take the cheap shipping option that they are eating …
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Comment #34357260
At the risk of getting dinged, I have a hard time thinking this is a real article. Example 1: Changing `s` to `displayScore` doesn't fix the problem the code is using `p1`, `p2`, `…
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Comment #34326003
Make a clone with look-alike rules. Of course you'll need new maps, unit tokens, and scenarios custom to your clone. I know it is easier said than done, but, rightsholders sit on o…
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Comment #33040103
If we replace animals at the zoo with robots, then we don't need to worry about endangered species or not anymore! And I'm sure we can do scientific research on robot animals just …
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Comment #32548052
I wonder if it adds to the discourse at how ill-received this is: https://twitter.com/clipstudiopaint/status/15615777032618352... Some upset Twitter users isn't their entire custom…
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Comment #28882219
This will never happen, ever. What are the incentives a publisher/developer has for putting anything on a blockchain? Company B wants nothing to do with Company A's digital assets,…
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Comment #27771860
Because 99% of our job is putting together standard logic that should've been included in most language's standard library? Automate the rote software engineering so it's built upo…
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Comment #26911553
Some advertisements are malicious attacks on your attention to build brand recognition and entice you to buy things you don't need. However, I think advertising in itself isn't inh…
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Comment #26879829
Random unverified search: 1ppm is 7.8x10^9. Just say 300ppm is reasonable. Currently 417ppm. 7.8x10^11 tonnes of Carbon to remove from the atmosphere to return to “normal” (Handwav…
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Comment #26850673
Gonna push back on this analogy. Ripping out features that cause more trouble than they're worth is like moving a dozer, back hoe, fertilizer spreader, etc off your property. Avera…
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Comment #26838347
To describe a microcosm of this line of thinking, let’s take Pokémon cards. Packs containing a (foil/holo) card weigh more. A sealed box of packs is theoretically a gold mine. But …
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Comment #26774257
I am moving to Austin very shortly from the Bay Area. Rent is 1/2 as cheap for 2x the sq ft, and property values still currently with in the stratosphere (unlike the Bay Area). No …
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Comment #26740892
For context, it looks like this is the original tweet from one of the video creators: https://twitter.com/shivakilaru/status/1372941623609282561 Cease and Desist over Instagram.
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Comment #26696431
I don my tinfoil hat with you. EDA tools are intentionally opaque to maximize IP capture. I have no skin in the game, nor do I have hardware/circuit development experience... But e…
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Comment #26504346
I'm on the verge of contributing to the Kickstarter, trying to get a sense of what I'm seeing: 1) http://www.litiholo.com/images/buzz-on-the-printer-crop-809x... Wondering what the…
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Comment #26444828
Why would a developer implement this? What incentives do they have, other than being able to say they did? Digital cards being locked to an account was the greatest achievement for…
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Comment #25857006
30% distribution fee is standard across so many things. Steam, AppStore, and it looks like Spotify as well. Seems like the ones losing out are those that are signing record deals, …
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Comment #25856830
I've been thinking about this a bit. Compare a 1million view YouTube video (arbitrary $3/CPM(1000 views), so $3000), take the 16% cut in the article and you get $480. So Gary Numan…
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Comment #25765430
Why a watch? Why (ear/head)phones? Why a phone in the first place? Rumors are that Apple is working on VR Glove & AR glasses. They're taking things that people use every day and cr…
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Comment #24900685
Live forever.
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Comment #24766964
This exact discovery has me reconsidering now. Trying to solve the following now: 1) Convincing company to let me work remote full time in a much cheaper city. 2) Commit to learnin…