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cgh

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About cgh

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    Comment #49216749

    This book and the "bullshit jobs" label is discussed extensively in the article.

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    Comment #49161630

    No. Hoplites are annoying slimy enemies in Demon’s Souls: https://demonssouls.wiki.fextralife.com/Hoplite

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    Comment #49093065

    Uzbekistan has long been one of the largest natural gas exporters in the world and that is set to increase as they have huge untapped reserves. Same story with oil although they ar…

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    Comment #48993497

    I recall reading similar articles in 1998.

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    Comment #48930163

    He’s a fast-talking dingbat.

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    Comment #48863243

    Any well-travelled guy is familiar with women who ask them to pretend to be married to allow them to escape constant, occasionally dangerous male pestering. In Turkey, I even met a…

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    Comment #48810967

    Elden Ring sold 30 million copies. Even Bloodborne, a PS4 exclusive, sold over 9 million copies.

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    Comment #48712915

    This is the founder: https://xonaly.com/about-the-founder/ I guess he’s psyched about being Canadian? Anyway, nothing about funding. The privacy-first stance is certainly welcome.

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    Comment #48701147

    Maybe not mentioned in the comments, but it gets a full entry in the article.

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    Comment #48648548

    Yeah, I’ve been playing these games since DS1 (currently on my umpteenth DS3 run as I recover from surgery). The quests never fail to make me laugh.

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    Comment #48647212

    Perhaps this explains why Fromsoft npc quests are easily the most inscrutable in all of gaming. Like, okay Hyetta, have another “grape”, aka eyeball, oh now you’ve moved to the bri…

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    Comment #48645674

    The phrase “financial nihilism” is explicitly mentioned and discussed in the article.

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    Comment #48556472

    “Paints the back of the cabinet” is a great analogy. LLM-driven production is so far away from this mindset.

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    Comment #48548398

    We use a PlayStation 5. It has all the streaming service apps you’d expect, including YouTube, and the UX is great.

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    Comment #48534558

    Unpopular opinion I imagine, but this is an awesomely Bureau of Sabotage thing to do. Jorj X. McKie would approve.

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    Comment #48506956

    These guys are run by Bloomtech, one of those scammy coding bootcamp things.

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    Comment #48480535

    I’ve long thought frontend web developers are the ones most threatened by LLM-assisted programming for a bunch of reasons and now I can add “many don’t understand web fundamentals”…

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    Comment #48450070

    That guy’s entire post and submission history appears to be listicles and slop.

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    Comment #48449354

    “It’s different this time”

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    Comment #48392439

    > even living in a country with far better healthcare. FYI I’m not American. Your medical misogyny comment is dead on, in my opinion. This sort of thing can happen anywhere.

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    Comment #48387495

    My wife has a cardiac autoimmune disease that was similarly misdiagnosed (including an appalling “it’s all in your head” from her family MD at the time). We underwent a year of imm…

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    Comment #48330269

    I suppose Neuromancer/Count Zero/Mona Lisa Overdrive are a good start.

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    Comment #48195464

    Re fertilizer, it’s already happening. Potash exports from Canada, the world’s largest producer, have surged. In another US own goal, I believe potash demand will offer serious Can…