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god told me to post this: npr.org/sections/goatsandsod…
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a senior engineer just explained why the Microsoft outage took 15 hours and why AI won't replace programmers anytime soon.
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people dont understand how hard it is to manage things in hyperscaled distributed systems
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Crazy how even 6 years later this meme about the Demon Souls remake still stands
This is how the entire gaming industry designs armour in videogames
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Never forget how originally Star Wars Return of the Jedi was supposed to take place on Corouscant with two partially constructed death stars in the orbit but George Lucas changed it because the concept was too visually complicated and would have exceeded the budget with the practical effects technology of the early 1980s
Imagine what could have been...
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People don’t even KNOW how big of a smile just popped up on my face seeing this headline
NVIDIA Allegedly Engineered Scarcity By Funding AI Startups To Buy Its GPUs tpu.me/kdn4
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It seems undeniable that Microsoft has just completely hollowed itself out.
From an article by a former employee who returned in 2023.
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People are flaming Max0r but he's 100% right
We cannot forget that CD project red blatantly lied, overpromised and sold a completly faulty product
To this day this game is nowhere near the expansive RPG that was promised to us and yes im still mad about it
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C.S. Lewis’s advice to a young schoolgirl on how to become a better writer:
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forgot how much this guy kinda rules lol
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Watching Greta mature into a genuine agitprop left organizer pushing for int'l solidarity against Capitalism instead of taking the liberal "progressivism" route which was SLATED for her back when she was just a naive environmentalist advocate has been so enjoyably satisfying
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there has never been a more vindicated tweet as the "everyone is 12 now" theory
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It's just another example of guaranteeing the profits of the rich while screwing the workers who actually earned it.
Which is what the US is actually built on.
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Context matters. 2026 is not 1999. In 1999, oil companies were recovering from a severe slump. Today, they’re making record profits. In 1999, the only direction for price and demand was up. Today, price and demand are uncertain. This is a bet that could go horribly wrong.
Varcoe: 'A page from Klein's playbook': Alberta touts royalty rates for new oilsands projects, aims for new wave of investment
“I think we will see historic levels of investment in megaprojects right across Alberta," says @BrianJeanAB
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