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Making games, selling games and making a living are three different things.

Many do gamedev just for the sake of the art.

It's just excuses if a $100 million project can't deliver what a couple of people without any real budget can.

But again: they want your money and it is not going to the actual developers and artists. At least, most of it isn't.
This was the original Aldi strategy. Cut down on variety and compete on price instead. Until the early naughts, the average German Aldi store would have less than 1000 SKUs. In fact, they didn't have barcode scanners. The cashiers knew the code for each SKU by heart. It was only in the last 15 years or so that they slowly ramped up to match other discount supermarkets in selection.
Also, to add to other people's points; newborns/infants should have their clothes washed in non-bio, it's less likely to cause irritation to their skin, conversely it's not as effective due to lack of (biological) enzymes, particularly at lower temperatures, so you should be using regular "bio" most of the time.

Also, competition. If you're happy to pay 10 times more for Colour, Dark and White powders because nobody else makes it, that's your choice, we'll just put it on the shelf next to the rest of the more affordable options.
In Austria it's illegal to wear a face mask if it's not cold enough or for special cultural activities that are "tradition" thanks to the last right wing - far right government.
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> I know it's untenable in practice, but in my perfect imaginary utopia, products on shelves would have minimalistic (and standardized) packaging with no branding crap, and the labeling would be maximized for utility. Product type and core variables (e.g. "milk" and "UHT 2%") in large font, ingredients, nutrition table and manufacturer/expiry date in small font below or to the side.

Sounds like the Canadian 'no name' house brand of, I believe, the No Frills/Loblaws supermarket group:

https://www.nofrills.ca/search?search-bar=No%20name
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It wouldn't tie in to my Robinhood portfolio, and the synchronization would periodically fail, then they sold my personal data to advertisers and I started getting junk mail.
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Surprised this didn't get more upvotes! This is a crazy coincidence.
I remember reading a study that concluded retention from reading on a Kindle / e-ink device was lower.

They concluded that the physical differences of books (size, weight, feel, cover) may help to form memories.

I can't say the above is proven fact. Citation definitely needed, but I find it a compelling idea, and would like to learn more.

Incidentally efficient language learning also uses somewhat superfluous activities to help create memories and improve retention. Our brains do seem to thrive off stimulation from multiple sources.
I've got a strategy that's worked well almost everywhere in the world: never take road-based transport if there's a rail option, even if the rail option supposedly takes a bit longer.

Buses are less reliable, prone to traffic, less comfortable (especially if crowded)...
I was just talking with my colleagues how it'd be ideal if some sort of bottle washer was ubiquitous in work/public places. I buy freshly pressed orange from a cafe near work. I try to re-use their disposable bottle (you can't provide your own because volume) but there are only so many times I can wash the orange bits out by hand.
The point is that every mistake propagated over 10 reactors has to be fixed 10 times. If you have a single reactor, you just fix it once.
Totally agree. If you really want to help the society, consider contributing to openstreetmap.
"can't take design advice from a site where the text is centered off to the side of the monitor center line"

what?
There's something to this, but it's on a collision course with the trend of spam bots becoming harder and harder to distinguish from real people. Give it another decade and any community not tied to some sort of verifiable identities will be infested with bots that only exist to influence your buying habits and political opinions.

It would be nice to preserve open and pseudonymous communities where you can be sure you're interacting with other humans, but how to do that is an open question.
Alas, maybe if everyone at the Women's March on Washington wore fake beards and moustaches instead of pink pussy hats, they would have been taken more seriously.
Do we have a power-law distribution here? (They are rare)
He's right to an extent, but face recognition is instant, silent, works from a distance, allows near perfect identification of a specific individual in many cases, and is particularly onerous on the individual to evade compared to other forms of tracking.

That makes it entirely reasonable to single out and ban it, whilst also thinking about and pushing for further curbs on surveillance.
That's true in a way but with the huge caveat that cleanliness of a home is very objective. Everyone recognises and agrees when a home is very clean or very dirty.

Software architecture isn't like that at all. Developers routinely have massive fights and disagreements over whether something is clean or not. One person's clean is another person's over-engineered monstrosity.

This changes the equation quite a bit. In any sufficiently big team either one person has to be top dog and enforce their personal perception of clean on a perhaps unwilling team. Or you have to flex and tolerate multiple competing definitions in a codebase, which if you have "clean freaks" in the team can lead to constant pointless refactoring and rewriting.
May I suggest that "Building a walkie-talkie for remote work" might not be a good way to market it then?

As a remote worker for more than 10 years, the horror of the idea almost stopped me even clicking the link.
> Does it need to be better?

If you feel fulfilled, then no, maybe not. Many of us are, however, speaking from the perspective that we do feel it needs to be better because we feel empty and unfulfilled.
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Google showing a (strange) “Find results on [competitor]” box in top spot (EU)
Hi all,

When setting France as a location, Google now shows a box taking you straight to its competitors for your query, above ads and above Google My Business answers.
Here is an example for a hotel search in Dubai: https://imgur.com/a/P2jF58n

This appears to be f*cking up a lot of SEO/SEA strategies that focused on not relying on other actors than Google, e.g. in France, the "Yellow Pages" website now has a free top spot for lots of queries, whereas most people ceased investing in it long ago, not least because it was not relevant against Google My Business/Google Maps.

I wonder how much of it comes from the application of EU rulings.

What do you think?
Removing more than the additional pollution released due to the extra weight and energy usage during driving and manufacturing would be enough I think, given that the bus is going to be driving anyway.
It's sad but not unexpected that Shriver would decide to run with right-wing talking points and wilfully misrepresent ideas put forward by PoC.

These ideas are intended to return some degree of agency and power to those don't really have it in our current socio-cultural landscape - rather than treating them seriously, Shriver seems to see them as a challenge to her 'authority' to do whatever she likes as an author.

(And when I say 'do what she likes' I'm not talking about free speech - I mean more that as a writer you have a level of responsibility to think about the things you're (re)presenting in your work.)
ARC (and CEC) is famously temperamental. Even if you have used the correct HDMI port on your TV and receiver, and enabled the functionality both places (keeping in mind that different brands use different terms for these technologies), it may still not work.

I use it between my LG OLED and Denon AVX4300, and it is still a wonder to me why it takes 10-15 seconds upon start-up for sound to make it from TV to receiver.
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Tripadvisor has a strong forum/community, will google's shallow places reviews kill that? Maybe.

Tripadvisor seems somewhat similar to Foursquare, and foursquare seems to be surviving on with their Swarm check-in app and their paid API service etc.
I've read that the tactile aspects of physical books help a lot. This is very anecdotal as I kind find the particular reference I was thinking of.

But personally I can recall the specific size, weight, smell and texture of physical books I've read. It adds context and helps distinguish books as independent physical entities which (I believe) helps with recall. On the other hand digital books have begun to blend together for me.

Again very anecdotal.
Is it just me or is the pragli.com website doing some heavy computations to everyone ?

I connected via Firefox on Linux and my CPU temperature skyrocketed to 81C almost immediately.

Note: Not this blog page, the main landing page itself.
I'm hoping with this, arachnophobia (3.5-6.1% from random googling), a photo of tumor and perhaps one or two more, you could get to 50%+ of people finding something viscerally disgusting on the packaging.

BTW. I am in this 15-17% of the population, as I discovered recently thanks to someone mentioning lotus seed pods on HN.
That sounds like a very bad idea. Although I am confident that the tech has evolved since Chernobyl, terrorism has evolved as well. It just takes a bunch of assholes to destroy a small town.

And yes, I think they will be pretty well guarded. But if you have lots of them some of them will have security flaws.
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I really wanted this to be about Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Limited rather than Rolls-Royce Holdings plc. A nuclear-powered Rolls-Royce Phantom would be incredibly boss.
Pretty soon they'll have enough traffic nobody will be able to afford to fillng the GDS
The French Wikipedia page on Celles [1] hints at an explanation. It says that the initial project was to fill the dam in two phases, first to 139m, then to 150m. Celles is at 144m on average. So I'm thinking that there was a change of plan for some reason and that the dam stayed filled up to 139m only. The article goes on to say that the official decision to definitively keep the water level that way was only made in 1996, which may also explain why no project to rebuild was authorised earlier.

[1] https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celles_(H%C3%A9rault)
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Fwiw DNSSEC was designed before modern crypto fundamentals were understood. It is a lackluster mechanism, and yet ICANN keeps trying to get people to use it.
There was a behind-the-scenes talk at 36c3 in Dec 2019 where a few Wikipedia Admins show what the infrastructure looks like and what they actually do: Infrastructure of Wikipedia https://media.ccc.de/v/36c3-73-infrastructure-of-wikipedia
'...and being assessed by the University of Southampton'

It's ironic that Southampton is a city full of buses that often seem to be empty and creating chaos on roads never designed to accommodate them?
Contagious WoW curse became a virtual pandemic studied by the CDC
Would a nuclear powered EV ever need refuelling?
I worked in Colchester around the time that was being built. It's much nicer now than what was there before (in my opinion). The only annoying thing about that junction is it can sometimes take a long time to traverse it because of all the lights.

The problem with Colchester is that it's plagued with heavy traffic and bad drivers.
Is it though? I haven‘t read about any deployed solution, which would fit „near perfect“ identification. I’d be thankful, if you could point me to some „working“ solutions.
Hopefully Southampton can get it's shore power[0] sorted, the cruise ships idling are more a pollution problem than the busses.

[0] https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hampshire-50562113
It's because people are poor, trying to get more money out of people that are already poor isn't going to work either.
The point is rather short sighted: after fixing the production line issue, you make another 100 and recoup the expense of those first 10.
I would think there is a concern about what might be considered attractive to children, not really designed to put off adults with a developed sense of aesthetic, who are already users.
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> The technical space moves so fast at times, that reality has been made before the law can even start to think about what is okay and what isn't.

I think lawmakers should watch more dystopian science fiction movies.
> Not many people actually use it as multiroom speakers

Source? This is still my primary use of Sonos, I have 4 of the original Play 1s and I love them as much as I did when I got the first because of the multiroom functionality.
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My apologies, I had incorrectly associated it with just Germany rather than the EU as a whole.
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If it were a radioisotope thermoelectric generator, then probably yes.
This is both a flawed argument, and a point addressed directly by the article – with the proposal being to place these reactors in existing nuclear sites with security strategies in place.
The individual and collective is at odds. By fundamental design like the manager focusing for corporate profits over paying the employees a higher wage. By nature like the expression of one's own character in the face of collective difference. And arbitrarily too, between people who do not like each other or two lovers breaking the rules.

An NBA star sacrifices teamwork with others to focus on his career. His community gave to him in a way that he did not return. His amateur league teammates taught him things he didn't return. His professional teammates are ultimately left behind as he ascends up the hierarchy. He didn't focus on teamwork, he focused on getting as good at the game as he could and that put him in selection, on the advertisements, on the money.

The collective can kill the individual very easily. Falling into the collective trap of an empire builder frequently has the outcome of individual growth being limited for the sake of the team, the union, the standard. The mindless waves of reputation based attacks can take down in the individual regardless of fact or fiction.

Harmonious teams end in wars. You organize all the king's men into a tribe and see what happens when a tribe's Juliet marries the other tribe's Romeo. You pick your conflict, between individuals or collectives. The tension doesn't go away, it just gets shifted forward in the circle of life.
They don't claim copyright, they ask (since this is a EULA and they don't tend to stand up very well in court) for a license to do the things you expect of a chat client with the stuff you post on the chat client (the big distinction being this doesn't restrict what you can do with it at all). It's a symptom of how broken copyright is that it's necessary. A really important part of that clause is "in connection with operating and providing the Service". While there's possibly a wide range of interpretations of exactly what that would mean (for example, could they incorporate any code you post on the platform into the code used for the server or client?), it means they can't do whatever they want with the content.
- Letting code crash early and hard, deciding what parts of the code i never think about handling
- Dependency Injection (ObjectOriented/Functional), controlling when stuff gets created vs. used
- Accepting to having some level of redundancy in code, using code to configure stuff (wrappers, adapters, factories) and not trying to pull out everything from the start
- Figuring out what parts of what i could test i should test, being fine with just coverage
- Writing a cli for every project
- Learning how to transform code without breaking it for long periods of time
> filtering duplicates

Yep. It's interesting. How do you deal with versioning. The same document 10 times on a CMS might overpower the search results. Does uniqueness rank higher? There you need a human judge at which search engine / search engine defaults is better.

> natural language understanding

I'd like to know if any search engines do this. I feel like it's out of scope. If they use the words "natural language understanding" I think they are running a scam and mean statistics.
As an aside, sometimes local data-providers prohibit use of transit data by Google, with the result that you have to use an inferior route planning tool.
> TLDR: I just feel I'm getting off track a lot more lately than I was the previous 14 months. Not sure what I should do, maybe go back to therapy? Maybe focus more on mindfulness/stoicism? Up my dose of Vyvanse? Go back to the gym? All the above?

My understanding is that tolerance is essentially inevitable when you're taking stimulants. I've made a point of checking in with a psychiatrist on a monthly basis so they can help me measure it semi-objectively and adjust if necessary. When resistance does start to develop, a psychiatrist will also have plenty of options for managing it; for example, I think that some people rotate between amphetamine salts, methylphenidate, and other stimulants over the course of several years. They'll also be able to help you figure out which other courses of action would be most helpful, figuring out what issues are actually causing you the most problems and how to address those effectively and so on.

TL;DR There are specialists for "I think my medication isn't working any more" and I'd strongly recommend talking to one, both for this specific problem and on an ongoing basis so you're not forced to try to observe your head from the inside.
I have been mentally planning our kitchen extension and adding traditional speakers in to walls/ceilings is by far the better and most sane option. Even if you want to use Sonos, you can buy their amp which allows you turn "dumb" speakers into wireless speakers.
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Your comment is exactly what I try to get across in the book but it's not always easy.

If you cant decide how you want something to look (as that's not always easy) just take a punt on something. Make sure it's a small decision and make something useful. Sure you might have to change it, but at least you'll be basing that on some real feedback.
You can't just walk into a nuclear reactor and take away bomb grade material. Even if you run a reactor, you can't get bomb grade material out of it if you allow regulators in.

Dirty bombs are also far less dangerous as they are made out to be.
GTFS feeds are open. The ‘G’ stands for general. This person is excited about freely fixing this issue for _everyone_, they’ve just chosen to frame their blogpost around the most popular surface for that feed.

huge disclaimer: I work at google, and on transit at that
It'd probably need to replenish the liquid (e.g. water) used for reactor cooling/energy extraction.
Possible reasons why (by the authors of the study):

- due to the length of the stimulus text, difference could be related to issues of navigation within the document

- scrolling as it's imposing a spatial instability which may negatively affect the reader’s mental representation of the text and, by implication, comprehension

- disrupted mental maps of the text in digital group, which may be reflected in poorer understanding and ultimately poorer recall of presented material

- the dual-task involved in switching between two windows displayed on the same computer screen is likely to present additional cognitive challenges to the reader (one displaying the text to be read, the other displaying the questions to be answered)

- the common perception of digital screen presentation as an information source intended for shallow messages may reduce the mobilization of cognitive resources

- LCD computer screens like the ones used in this study are known to cause visual fatigue due to their emitting light. In contrast, ebook technologies based on electronic ink, such as Kindle and Koboo, are merely reflecting light
Assholes can already destroy small and even large towns by conventional means. I'm sure you yourself can come up with a dozen ways of killing everyone in the town you are in via conventional explosives, poisons, toxins etc.
My home is very much smaller, but I have synchronised playback throughout (through the Apple ecosystem). Living in a condominium, I can listen to my music, audiobook, or podcast everywhere without having to play anything loud anywhere.
How many attacks with the scale and sophistication needed to pull off something like that have we seen in the last 10 years in the West?

I mean, how many successful terrorist attacks on nuclear plants have we really seen?
I've been thinking about this for a bit and had a similar model in mind. You build small nuclear reactors in a containers - similar how Google builds their DC. You find an abandoned coal mine shaft and put them deep in the ground. The cost optimizations come from:

- economies of scale

- no decommission costs - you just leave them to decay.

- fewer security measures.
What is the furthest that the modified verb can be from the original verb?

In Northern Sotho it gets pretty far:

nyaka = want

nyakišiša = investigate