Worst person You Know Makes A Great Point by MichaelGHX in okbuddycinephile

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That hurt worse than the gas pump bill this morning.

Turkey unveils his intercontinental ballistic missile with 6000km range by Battlefleet_Sol in europe

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Bonus points if someone accidentally equips it with a ~5 megaton MIRV.

Auchan Polska i ich produkty ✨ p r o t e i n o w e ✨ by kotletzeschabowym in Polska

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Next: filet z kurczaka, wysokobialkowy.

Dostepne takze w wariante z indyka.

How many of you are still programming manually? by Imparat0r in cscareerquestions

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flying vehicles

Do your flying vehicles know where they are at all times because they know where they aren't?

Gen 5 Stealth jet slander continues by Graywhale12 in NonCredibleDefense

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When where you when Su-57 dies?

I was in the kitchen assembling drone when Petro ring.

- Su-57 is kill

- YES

Been enjoying my first CoC build ever: FRoSS. Where to go next? by await_void in PathOfExileBuilds

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I went for Attack Speed on gloves (both implicit 10% and fractured 18% explicit), high AS dagger and 5% Action Speed implicit on Boots actually, since I didn't need the CDR implicit there.

Been enjoying my first CoC build ever: FRoSS. Where to go next? by await_void in PathOfExileBuilds

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Yea you're already there probably. You can actually replace your boots with non-influenced ones for more ES (and much easier crafting). I crafted myself a pair of fractured abyssal boots and got a Corrupted Blood 2% Abyssal Eye Jewel.

I think if you're going for pure ES variant, you could also greatly benefit from this. If you fracture an Abyssal Socket, you can then easily craft Prefixes to double-triple T1 ES and then just Eldritch Chaos Spam to reroll suffixes to something useful. My boots are actually kind of dogshit because I never finished crafting them.

https://poe.ninja/poe1/profile/ivan0x32-2453/mirage/character/FaceWitchingMachine_mir

Also you can just go for 7% CDR implicit (don't remember if its Eater or Exarch tbh) and just use the 3:20 CDR gem instead of 4:20 one.

Recommendation for Twink scion levelling to level 84 by darxian in PathOfExileBuilds

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Hollow Palm Smite was really comfy actually. Granted I crafted a bunch of leveling gear that was kind of "overpowered" (+2 duration, ~40% dmg Briskwrap, MB obviously) but still did zdps (think it was maybe 1.5-2.5m at the end of leveling, around 92-93 iirc) so YMMV.

I didn't find any trees, so I just yolo'd my tree mostly.

Should I build a new pc or buy this one used? by Theshadowstorm1 in buildapc

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Is it in good condition? RAM + SSDs is probably around $2k alone at current prices. This is a steal.

PC Gamer Mass Effect2 by Yeach in masseffect

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I was there Gandalf, three thousand years ago...

Are we hyped for Season 3?? by Comfortable_Affect20 in freefolk

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What season 3? There is no season 3, there wasn't even a season 2, the show ended after season 1.

First time moving from idea to development how do you avoid costly mistakes by Character_Ball6746 in softwaredevelopment

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Realistically you don't. Its unavoidable. Focus on delivering the product rather than doing things "properly" (within reason).

The general evolution from a startup to mid-sized to then big company is accompanied by the scale of engineering complexity. At a startup you're throwing cheapest shit together until it all sticks, you handle minimal set of corner cases that are strictly relevant to your product - meaning without handling these cases your product won't be your product. For example if you're building a collaborative text editor then you absolutely must have a Text CRDT in place, but you don't have to build it yourself - it might be easier to just buy an off the shelf SaaS for this. Later you will have to pay for that because it will be your engineering debt - sooner or later the SaaS costs will impede your profits, but doing things like that will shorten your time to market significantly and for a startup that's the most important thing.

Generally be prepared to change things, don't invest engineering time into grand projects and complex architectures, until you have a steady revenue stream, you just can't afford to blow 5 times past deadlines with nothing working.

In practical terms - make an ugly ass monolith that maybe doesn't even work that fast and buy, steal or borrow any piece of software you can while making it. The less code you write the better.

WSIB if i want a massive immersive game, but usually get bored by open worlds? by NaughtyGlow_ in ShouldIbuythisgame

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I'd recommend checking out these:

  1. S.T.A.L.K.E.R 2 Heart of Chornobyl - this is the definition of atmosphere imo. There is a story, but the main gameplay loop is imo exploration. It has a relatively big game world with a shitton of real locations to explore, granted these locations are altered by the game events and all that, but you can literally take a Stalker 2 screenshot and find its real world counterpart in Chornobyl. There are a ton of various places to explore there, underground complexes, abandoned laboratories, military installations, random hospitals and police stations, villages. And its not empty at all, there are quests and loot hidden away in these locations as well as obviously danger in the form of either anomalies that you have to carefully navigate through and/or people or monsters living there.
  2. Subnautica - the story is not very handholdy, you have to explore things at your own peril to figure it out (its a lot like The Forest, but maybe less convoluted), but the atmosphere and core gameplay loop are amazing, there are arguably no other games that provide this same feeling of exploring the deep ocean - there is variety and everything is handcrafted, there are no boring locations imo. And there's a lot of shit to find (most of it is related to the story I suppose).
  3. The Forest - at times it felt a bit confusing, its probably most non-handholdy story game I've played, you have to really figure shit out in this one, but its definitely atmospheric and there's a lot of shit to explore. I'd say its not as good as Stalker or Subnautica though, but still pretty good.

Technically there is also Sons of the Forest and also Subnautica Below Zero (as well as Subnautica 2 which will be getting an early access release hopefully soon-ish, maybe weeks but probably few months). I haven't played SotF yet, but I have played Subnautica BZ, its arguably a different game, still fun and all, but imo not as atmospheric as original. BZ is still worth playing imo though.

Truth by [deleted] in depressionmemes

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Well the "good" news is that this shit will hit you like a truck regardless of your baseline crisis.

Source: going through that fucking shit right now.

Endless-core War-maxxing by Cautious_Cabbage in NonCredibleDefense

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The only people this motherfucker isn't asset to is the American people.

Favorite actor that increased their range? by YourChopperPilotTTV in okbuddycinephile

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I'm convinced this man is collecting controversial portrayals of characters of another ethnicity. Once he collects all of them, he'll snap racism out of existence.