If the Avengers in Endgame had collected five Infinity Stones first and only then traveled to Vormir, could they have used them to extract the Soul Stone without sacrificing a life?
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If the Avengers in Endgame had collected five Infinity Stones first and only then traveled to Vormir, could they have used them to extract the Soul Stone without sacrificing a life?

u/amelix34 — 1 day ago

[MCU] If the Avengers in Endgame had collected five Infinity Stones first and only then traveled to Vormir, could they have used them to extract the Soul Stone without sacrificing a life?

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u/amelix34 — 1 day ago

If there was a mutiny on a nuclear submarine, could they nuke an entire country of their choice and flee somewhere they can't be extradited?

u/amelix34 — 1 day ago

Even if we assume that mankind was too evil and sinful to be allowed to live, why didn’t God simply blink all the bad guys out of existence instead of condemning millions of animals and innocent little babies to a unnecessarily cruel and painful death by drowning?

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u/amelix34 — 10 days ago

Would it be possible for a very skilled master swordsman to survive 1v6 fight against armed randoms if they piled on him all at once instead of approaching one by one?

Scene from Witcher s04e08

u/amelix34 — 12 days ago

This dude grew on me on a rewatch

I found him kinda annoying at first but eventually realized not everyone has to be likable and it serves a purpose in the story. Dialogues were well-written and actor Harry McEcntire did a great job on him. I liked the fact that like Janos Slynt from GoT he didn't have much of an arc despite appearing in multiple seasons and died while still being despicable man.

u/amelix34 — 12 days ago

If you had to guess, are we closer to the beginning or the end of discovering all laws of physics that can be discovered?

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u/amelix34 — 14 days ago

[Game of Thrones] Do dragons have any magic powers?

High Septon in that new Targaryen tv series said dragons are profane magic. But do you really need magic to fly and breath fire?

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u/amelix34 — 17 days ago

I feel like if I had been Nacho's father I would prefer to be kidnapped and forced to move to another country

>!And then live there together with my son, instead of having dead son. Surely Nacho would eventually explain to his father it was the only option other than getting shot in the desert!<

u/amelix34 — 21 days ago

Leo Bonhart (Witcher TV Show) vs Achilles (Troy 2004)

Empty flat area, weapons of their choosing, no armor

>!No armor only because afaik Leo never uses armor and Achilles always does so it would make the fight kinda unfair!<

u/amelix34 — 28 days ago

How could a single object like Quasar emit more energy than the entire galaxy with hundreds of bilions of stars? I know scientists say it's true and proven but my brain just refuses to comprehend it

u/amelix34 — 1 month ago
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I am under the impression that almost every single beautiful Three.js "scroll me" website is unusable and always will be

It may look nice on a video or a presentation but when you go to actual website UX is just terrible. I am aware many of those websites are literally works of art made by talented people and I don't want to discredit their effort but that's the reality.

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u/Surreal_Wit — 1 month ago
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What do you think is the strongest build on tanks like Nautilus, Maokai or Leona when played against balanced teamcomps on ARAM?

u/amelix34 — 1 month ago
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Do you also feel like unless you have some brilliant original idea for a simple app or a website, in most cases it's next to impossible to create anything meaningful and respected by people in less time than 2-3 months even with the best AI coding agents available?

I don't really get this idea of one shotting apps with Claude Code or making them over the weekend. It just takes so much time to develop and polish all features that you want in your app, even when not counting devops/backend part

Design that looks pretty but not vibecoded, flawless UX that keeps user engaged, all the accessibility stuff including consistent keyboard navigation and colors that comply with WCAG standards, proper layout behavior across different screen sizes, cross-browser support (Safari! and iOS in general, like wtf man), SEO optimization, loading states utilizing skeletons and loader animations when needed, form validation that makes sense, lazy loading, hover states and all other states like visited or autofilled, animations that are nice but subtle enough for user not to close the tab immediately... etc. Basically hundreds of prompts

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u/amelix34 — 2 months ago

Is there a non-zero chance that the world didn't exist until yesterday and that it was either created or spontaneously materialized on its own with people already having implanted memories of their lives?

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u/amelix34 — 3 months ago

We know that the universe 13.8 bilion years ago was very hot and very dense, and then it exploded. Do you think we will ever know how long it had existed in that state before that?

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u/amelix34 — 3 months ago
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I bought a .com domain with generic keywords in the name, and this name is the same as an existing small website under a less popular TLD. Is it ethical to make a new website under this .com domain and compete with them?

The domain was short and available, I found it while searching for domains so I can build some new websites (it's my hobby) and maybe earn some money on ads in 2-3 years if it will get traffic. After buying I found that a year ago someone already made a similar website but under a niche TLD

It's something like this:

  • Their domain: bmicalculator . space
  • My domain: bmicalculator . com
  • Their domain: coffeerecipes . site
  • My domain: coffeerecipes . com

I don't plan to copy anything from them, I will have my own design and content, so the only thing in common would be the domain. Their service is already established in Google and 12 months old but to be honest as an experienced developer I can clearly see that their website is very amateurish and simple, while mine would be like 5x bigger and much better optimized for SEO.

However, I have kind of moral dilemma. That com domain is nice, but maybe the right thing to do would be to either contact them and sell it to them or just park the domain and wait couple of years to check if maybe their service will die then I'll start my own.

What would you do if you were on my place?

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u/amelix34 — 3 months ago