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Comment #49231950
Crash Bandicoot did this well. In the original game, you needed to finish without dying and get all of the boxes to get the gem. In future games, some levels would have a “death pa…
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Comment #49093623
To be honest, though many historians today might disagree, I still think there is something we can call “Western Civilization,” even if it is a vague family of things that cannot b…
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Comment #48808571
That is encouraging, but my stock portfolio paints a different picture. Nintendo is unfortunately doing terribly this year. I still believe in their core mission, even if some of t…
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Comment #48753239
Yeah, like I imagine they mean that as a career it is competitive and demanding while having few openings so you shouldn’t stake your education and future on it, but I’m with you. …
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Comment #48614228
I’m in my mid-30s, and have never written a book, but I still sometimes think of it. I know it isn’t too late. I still want to create my own applications, but I once used the Googl…
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Comment #48536195
I am continuing work on my webgl engine, now making a web app with backend for it too, so that I can host the games and toy projects I make with it
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Comment #48508008
I have a bit of a problem with the all or nothing framing this discourse usually has. I think that libraries should make an effort to stock evergreen classics in addition to the re…
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Comment #48506668
I exclusively read physical books, but not as a matter of principle, simply practice. I very much agree that they are different. The bigger thing, of course, is that no matter the …
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Comment #48237222
This is the second time I’ve heard of “Platonism” referring to false dichotomies, and as someone who has casually read a bit of Plato I am very confused. Am I misunderstanding or i…
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Comment #47914787
It’s an amusing thought experiment to share with friends, but I’m finding the sort of conversation here a bit tiresome; kind of judgmental and dogmatic.
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Comment #47705882
I have an old 3DS. Does anyone know if would these techniques, including the Slot-1 devices, also apply? I would like to try this out. My only hesitation is the firmware update—-I …
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Comment #47090452
Being shy, small, and sensitive as a kid, I feel like I could have been particularly susceptible to censoring myself. I felt shame very easily, but a large portion of this came fro…
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Comment #46782998
Could you link the Reddit post? I’ve been interested in this kind of idea and how these systems work but never knew how to begin
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Comment #46015565
I followed tutorials for Vulkan. I liked vk-guide, until it updated to the latest version. People said the newer SDL is so much better, but I honestly had more fun and got things d…
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Comment #45993473
I like the Bible too. It is unfortunate but not unexpected that it set off such a firestorm in the replies. I would even go so far to say that even nonbelievers would find much val…
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Comment #45930976
I live comfortably in the United States. I consider myself middle class. I worry about my job and increasing costs. But I’m okay. I do feel like that we really could end global pov…
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Comment #45890725
I used to see pigeons everywhere as a kid. Now they are very rare. I like these animals and many others, and I wish TFA went more into what can be done.
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Comment #45847400
Even when I was still in school and looking for internships I could feel this. In CS we learned more about compilers and operating systems, but companies wanted web developers, so …
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Comment #45811835
I ask everyone to never stop creating, never stop sharing. And when your friend shares, appreciate it, for what it is, that it is theirs, that they did it, and that it is them. Dra…
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Comment #45532250
I do often feel like a Lost Programmer. C# is my Blub. I use Visual Studio (and not Visual Studio Code). I also use some T-SQL and JavaScript, and sometimes C++ on the weekends. In…
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Comment #45458184
For me, my real day starts after work is over. That is when the meaningful part happens. And if I am going to accomplish much that night, I need to arrive home knowing exactly what…
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Comment #45392805
I think a bigger problem is that, with urban sprawl, it makes it hard to service enough people with public transportation.
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Comment #44767821
I really appreciate your last point. An AI that can improve one’s social skills, má good matches, facilitate human connection and relationships, could be great
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Comment #44740331
I do like learning things, but I wish I could retain better. Abandoning hobbies has set me back in that way, making it harder to pick up more advanced interests. It feels like lost…
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Comment #44598182
I have been curious if it would be possible to create a business around pet-genetics as a means to improve the underlying technology without having to be overly concerned about the…