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lincon127
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About lincon127
Interests: Gaming, Hacking, Education, Climate Tech, UI/UX Design, Web Development, Startups, Programming, Philosophy, Open Source, Science Fiction, AI (not ML), Game Development, Board Games, Platform Fighters, Indie Games
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Comment #44679272
It is eugenics, I just don't see how that's a problem. Eugenics isn't inherently bad, you're just thinking of bad eugenics.
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Comment #44600795
When has release sales ever been a good indicator of quality? Heck, when have sales in general ever been a reliable indicator of quality?
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Comment #44394467
Ok, but what about indie games,m? Does every game just work on SteamOS now? Or is that game dependent?
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Comment #44394392
Honestly if there were a solid, unbiased news source that just covered geopolitics and science, I'd be all over that. But now I just sub to Ground, and that works decently well.
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Comment #44393016
Checks out
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Comment #43866733
Good. Browser development should've ended ages ago
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Comment #43866693
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Comment #43804749
Reading through that, it does seem like a very hasty decision on the judge's part. But then again, I don't know what else you're supposed to do if you think the warrant for the arr…
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Comment #43794597
Yes, it is too much for consumers... Farmers might have no choice though if they want a new truck
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Comment #43649430
Yah but CBSA it states that only certain offenses allow for devices to be searched as part of standard procedure. The article states, that the US border can do it without justifica…
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Comment #43359559
The inefficiencies come from infrastructure. Transferring electricity is so goddamn cheap, that city planners and developers hardly consider it a footnote. Water, sewage and draina…
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Comment #42687331
So this is completely out of his ballpark, and he's commenting on it publicly? Seems pretty stupid to me
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Comment #42337590
I don't think it quite the arbitrary distinction you're making it out to be. If you were cloned every time you went to sleep, and those clones awoke with the same memories you had …
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Comment #42269536
Checks out
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Comment #42242765
Libertarian brain
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Comment #42240904
What a weird thing to take offense to. Also yes, if there's a consensus on something, thinking different to said consensus would be unusual because it's not the usual. There are no…
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Comment #41936375
Eugh
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Comment #41577725
It's spreading... grab a torch! Only fire will keep it at bay!
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Comment #41577699
This list is so generic, so uninspired, that I'd of thought an AI generated it had it not been for the advertisement for the author's own book at the top and bottom of the page... …
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Comment #41577631
Why? There's no option to work from home in those positions, so there's no need to pay them extra to work on site. Seems kinda like a roundabout way of asking for better wages for …
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Comment #41483866
Making games has always been simple. Making engaging games is what requires a little more work.
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Comment #41474318
Well, that sounds horrifying.
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Comment #41156159
The intentional talking past OPs point that you're doing is annoying. I don't think anyone's worried about AI replacing call center employees or support centers. Sure, the service …
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Comment #41154727
I don't think they are