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agoodusername63

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    Comment #48574944

    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 …

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    Comment #48331408

    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 w…

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    Comment #48329927

    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…

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    Comment #48329604

    > 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 …

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    Comment #48329584

    > However, it excludes games provided via subscription services, free-to-play games, and games that are inherently playable offline indefinitely. Live service games overwhelmingly …

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    Comment #47403571

    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…

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    Comment #47354818

    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 wh…

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    Comment #47354368

    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 th…

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    Comment #47329602

    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…

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    Comment #47222308

    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 …

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    Comment #47168628

    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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    Comment #47144396

    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 c…

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    Comment #47124018

    Your home systems can slot in HBM? Doubt that.

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    Comment #47098015

    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 t…

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    Comment #47026317

    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 d…

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    Comment #46946720

    That would be great if your community only exists in a voip channel

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    Comment #46878423

    I can't believe theres a country out there that has recreated the DMCA but for child welfare

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    Comment #46675962

    Bet they asked an AI to make the bit work /s

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    Comment #46576763

    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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    Comment #46575784

    So just like windows, don’t update it Year of the Linux desktop for sure

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    Comment #46562542

    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 sin…