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Comment #48582737
Most of the discussions I've seen about this disregard the fact that on paper it's all nice, but in practice it's a rabbit-hole of constraints. Developers often use 3rd party SDKs …
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Comment #48581860
I think regulation is a superweapon that should mostly be used in cases where there can be severe long-term damage (physical and health dangers, loans, etc.) or in cases where what…
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Comment #48570946
If I have to watch ads, I personally prefer personalized ads as they waste less of my time if I happen to see an ad for something I would actually want. I think generally, scaring …
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Comment #48568608
That's cool and all, I really don't have a problem with the requirement to tell players to their face that if they play the game for free, they are sharing their data and preferenc…
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Comment #48568564
This is my second business after already having experience with GDPR. Thinking of it in advance does make it easier but it can definitely still break a business and it's not a triv…
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Comment #48568516
Yea good luck getting any reasonable visibility on App Store or Google Play without paying good amount of $$$ to meta, Google etc. Trust me I would have loved to throwaway this dep…
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Comment #48568493
But there are 3rd party SDKs that rely on outside servers that will stop working and the app could have unexpected behavior. It doesn't have to be complete crash, but it might be e…
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Comment #48567514
Did you ever build a commercial project or any business yourself? The nature of your comment implies to me you haven't. I highly recommend you give it a try, it might actually chan…
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Comment #48567366
Well I'm talking from experience as a mobile indie game developer. Pretty much every year I'm getting warnings from Apple or Google, or 3rd party SDKs, that unless I make sure to u…
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Comment #48567355
I'm a developer of a mobile indie game and it's not true. Just to get started you need to implement tons of third part SDKs like Meta Ads, AdMob, Google Analytics, etc. These requi…
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Comment #48566959
If you're actually curious, to gate a taste of the cost of compliance, I recommend taking a look into the different standards for website accessibility, GDPR, etc. On paper it soun…
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Comment #46807664
Or in the absence of other competing systems which can be shown to be more efficient, we could say OK seems like billionaires are part of this ecosystem. If you'd like, similar to …
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Comment #46807456
> You know that human civilization exists because of all the people putting in work every day who are not motivated just by by money, right? Where did I say that? > If everyone was…
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Comment #46807381
> I cannot understand this conclusion at all. Why should the structural relationship to other species be reflected within the species itself? It's all an interpretation, never clai…
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Comment #46798494
I'm mostly trying to make sense of the world and so far I found out that looking at it as a chaotic thermodynamic-like system makes the most sense. So in regards to this economic i…
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Comment #46796610
I'm not American. I did stay for months though in the US (SF, NY) and Europe (Italy, France, Greece, PT, DE, more) at times. I think for competitive and talented people, US in gene…
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Comment #46795118
Maybe, I think it definitely happened with millionaires, there are probably many more millionaires these days compared to a few decades ago. Inflation helped too for sure. But I th…
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Comment #46795031
Isn't this basically Entropy? Why do stars fuse and spread out their energy? Can't they just keep it all in? They are going to blow up/die out eventually, how is this sustainable? …
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Comment #46794965
OK that's one thing, but still there are many new billionaires that didn't exist a few decades ago, let alone a few years ago. Why did they become billionaires and the wealth didn'…
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Comment #46794834
Then the next question is why does wealth, in practically all industrious countries seem to distribute disproportionally and not uniformly? One argument could be that maybe entrepr…
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Comment #37280167
> Hiragana being far more useful to know starting out, if you had to pick one. Before visiting Japan, I learned to read in both Hiragana and Katakana, but I didn't really know more…
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Comment #37199845
So essentially one giant blob of cosmic background radiation was at the time its light was emitted, the size of an atom or so?
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Comment #36493012
Maintain low expenses, be OK with going down in life quality, be willing to burn through your life savings and be OK if you lose it all. I did it once, now doing it for the second …
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Comment #36424987
:D I should probably give KSP a try again. I guess there's an initial threshold I got to power through first, as I got a bit exhausted after the first mission hehe. I'm actually wo…
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Comment #36424304
They call these kind of games "chocolate covered broccoli" and I totally agree. I think games, have lots to teach, but that most of the time they are a catalyst for learning or ins…