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- Comment on this is my vietnam:
EXPERIMENTAL
M.p.s are not corrected, Tottoli apparatus; IR spectra [ν/cm^-1], Beckmann IR-20A spectrometer; UV spectra, _Carl Zeiss RPQ 20A/C or Pye Unicam SP 8-100 instruments (λmaxnm); Mass spectra (MS(EI)) at 70 eV, CEC 21-490 Bell-Howard spectrometer (m/e [amu](% base peak)); MS in chemical ionization mode (CH4, 1 Torr), GC-MS system HP 5980 A, Hewlett-Packard; ^1 H NMR spectra, Braker WP 80 CW spectrometer: δ[ppm](multiplicity, apparent coupling constant J[Hz], number of protons, attribution [Eu(dpm), relative induced shift]), s, singlet; br, broad; d, doublet; t, triplet; qa, quartet; m, multiplet; δrms = 0.0 ppm; ^13 C NMR spectra Braker WP spectrometer (15.08 MHz, spectrum width: 3750 Hz, 4096 points, FT mode): δ[ppm](multiplicity, apparent ^1 L coupling constants [± 2 Hz]
- Comment on Stop doing Computer Science:
Or if you’re scaling a large cluster of CPUs for parallel computations where a 0.02% increase can make a tangible difference in runtimes.
- Comment on Stop doing Computer Science:
Big Orgasm notation
- Comment on If only they had the voice of John de Lancie:
So you can listen to more content before the battery finally runs out.
- Comment on Nirnroot in Starfield!:
Does it make The Sound™ though?
- Unity reportedly told dev Planned Parenthood and children's hospital are "not valid charities"www.gamesindustry.biz ↗Submitted 5 days ago to games@lemmy.world | 26 comments
- Comment on Elon Musk Stormed Into the Tesla Office Furious That Autopilot Tried to Kill Him:
You know who also didn’t listen to their engineers? NASA back in the day with Space Shuttle Challenger. You’d think Musk would be cognizant of the importance of listening to engineers when they bring up safety concerns, particularly as he owns SpaceX.
But no, he’d rather be a knob.
- Comment on Unity Claims PlayStation, Xbox & Nintendo Will Pay Its New Runtime Fee On Behalf Of Devs:
I still find it amazing that Starfield is not on the same foundations as Morrowind, a full two decades earlier.
- Comment on Caesars reportedly paid millions to stop hackers releasing its data:
What’s to stop them from just selling it on the Dark Web anyway?
- Comment on Unity adding a fee for devs for each time a game is installed, after certain thresholds:
Just because it looks better to shareholders now doesn’t make it a good business decision. I swear the majority of CEO types don’t give a damn if the company goes under in a few years because they either:
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Have a golden parachute in place by sucking up to the Board.
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Will move on to another CEO position at another company before it folds. Bonus points if they golden parachute on the way out.
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- Comment on Unity adding a fee for devs for each time a game is installed, after certain thresholds:
This is a good way to incentivize game developers to just not use Unity and just some other engine that does this.
Great for short term profits which makes the quarterly statements look good, but bad for long term sustainability.
- Comment on Lemmy is loosing users:
Nice.
- Comment on I.R.S. Deploys Artificial Intelligence to Target Rich Partnerships:
Personally? None, at least none that care to admit it.
But when companies like Amazon or Apple can get away with not paying taxes, then that means that the rest of us have to pay to pick up the slack.
- Comment on I.R.S. Deploys Artificial Intelligence to Target Rich Partnerships:
How long until this technology is redirected from the hedge fund tax evaders and instead pointed towards the middle and working class?
- Comment on [TECHCRUNCH] How badly will AI-generated images impact elections?:
My question is how well media corporations will be able to tell what pictures are AI generated and which ones aren’t. This is already difficult to do and will only get more difficult as the tech gets better.
The already looks pretty realistic here. He used to be a bouncer so this totally fits his persona.
- Comment on Mozilla review of 25 car brands finds they're "a privacy nightmare":
Honda Fits are amazing little cars. I only would want them to be able to be modernized to have some of the advanced safety features like Lane keeping assist, adaptive cruise control, and automatic emergency braking like in the newer cars, but would require a redesign and additional sensors added to the windshield area.
I’m able to fit a double sided mattress box spring in it which is insane for a subcompact car. It’s a mini minivan.
- Comment on Saints Row developer Volition permanently shuts down:
Freespace 2 was such a great game.
I still want to know what lies past the second Knossos portal.
- Comment on Leaked Email Shows Elon Musk Demanding "Sub 10 Micron Accuracy” Cybertruck Parts:
You’re one step closer to bringing back the glory of the Dutch East India Company
- Comment on Leaked Email Shows Elon Musk Demanding "Sub 10 Micron Accuracy” Cybertruck Parts:
Yeah, the tolerances are looser so it doesn’t click into place and stay in place easily. The plastic is less rigid and more pliable, making fitting even more difficult. The colors also fade more quickly.
- Comment on The web version of Threads is finally here | Engadget:
I wouldn’t mind trying out Threads…
If the sign up process wasn’t so difficult. It shouldn’t be a country club.
- Comment on YouTube and Reddit are sued for allegedly enabling the racist mass shooting in Buffalo that left 10 dead:
Video games are not the causal relationship here. Do other countries have gun violence like America does? No. But they play video games just at much as we do.
It’s not video games that are the problem, it’s the easy access to lightly regulated guns.
- Comment on Hexbear federation megathread:
I have had mixed experiences with Hexbears. While some are thoughtful and provide insightful commentary, there are a good amount of trolls as well.
However, I agree that defederation is not the correct move here, and I appreciate the mods for asking us for our input rather than defederating from it unilaterally (like some instances do). One of lemm.ee’s strengths is that it is a true general instance. We can see everything that the Fediverse has to offer and make our own decisions on whether to ignore the trolls, engage them (especially if the troll is egregiously wrong), or look at the context they present, however misleading.
Free speech has limits, I don’t like having to hear about violent rhetoric just like I didn’t like it on Reddit. Even still, we have mechanisms to deal with them currently (downvotes and reporting) and using broad strokes can silence those who don’t espouse such views and who express their speech in a responsible manner.
- Comment on Twitter is throttling traffic to websites Elon dislikes:
Just like the GTA Internet cafes
- Comment on nobody knows how it feels:
And all of them will have gum stuck to the underside of the desk.
- Comment on It even fits in my pant pockets.:
That’s a lot of wheelbarrows to lug around.
But at least I can then repair all the potholes.
- Comment on ‘Flying aliens’ harassing village in Peru are actually illegal miners with jetpacks, cops say:
That raises even more questions.
What type of jetpack is it? What sort of fuel does it use? Who made it?
Why would miners need jetpacks? Why can’t I have a jetpack? They promised me flying cars and we don’t have them yet it’s bullshit.
- Comment on Sam Bankman-Fried is going to jail:
Defraud rich people? Go to jail.
Defraud the rest of us? Get promoted to CEO.
- Comment on What say you all, do I go for a fourth tier or do I give up and crush them?:
Go up a tier, then use a hydraulic press to crush them all at the same time.
- Comment on Teens Hacked Boston Subway’s CharlieCard to Get Infinite Free Rides:
Won’t somebody think of the shareholders??!!
- Comment on Teens Hacked Boston Subway’s CharlieCard to Get Infinite Free Rides:
Better our college students than nefarious actors.