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by 127 9mo ago
Sex and violence intersect and interweave. It's not realistic to avoid any hurt.
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by 127 9mo ago
You call it a straightjacket, I call it a railroad track for reliably delivering software.
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by 127 10mo ago
Another argument for open source devices that are easily repairable and modifiable by the user (or a 3rd party shop).
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by 127 10mo ago
"People in EU" are Hungary and Slovakia for pipeline gas and crude oil. Belgium, France and Netherlands for LNG. Most see a huge problem with it and pledge to phase it out by 2027. Source: https://energyandcleanair.org&
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by 127 10mo ago
Easier than with either cash or gold.
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by 127 10mo ago
Moment of truth.
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by 127 11mo ago
Yeah, this is one of those points that are likely to get drowned out in the noise, until they are too late to do anything about.
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by 127 11mo ago
Because there's no obvious universal optimal data structure for heterogeneous N-dimensional data with varying distributions? You can definitely do that, but it requires an order of magnitude more resource use as baseline.
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by 127 11mo ago
ComfyUI addon for Krita is pretty close I think.
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by 127 11mo ago
It's very weird to me how some state entities think cannibalism will cure famine.
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by 127 1y ago
Many of the companies Behringer steals from are also poor, and will wither away with no sales from their innovative work.
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by 127 1y ago
Cloning innovative products for a much cheaper price will drive those companies out of business and cause the industry to stagnate.
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by 127 1y ago
I don't claim that. I claim that the process could be improved by a significant margin if there was incentive to do that.
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by 127 1y ago
Having done some Rust macros, the entire thing is such a huge hidden wart. Even very simple meta-programming in Rust need to be in their separate crate and has to use very complex syntax and invocation. Also the whole "don't write
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by 127 1y ago
Or small autonomous carts that drive on the bicycle and pedestrian roads. Safest, simplest, easiest to implement. The biggest hurdle is not technology, but politics and infrastructure.
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by 127 1y ago
Easier way to change the battery would decrease the cost of ownership by a ton and decrease the profits of EV companies also a ton. Which I guess is why it doesn't happen.
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by 127 1y ago
Is your legislation answerable to democracy? Citizens having some power in that case from outside the system could be very useful.
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by 127 1y ago
It seems the general direction in all big organization on this planet. EU is definitely not immune, but perhaps the most resistant so far.
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by 127 1y ago
The first death was definitely the arrival of 3D accelerators and shaders. It's never been the same since.
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by 127 1y ago
I had the opposite experience when learning linear algebra as I was also doing 3D computer graphics at the time. It was super interesting and fun. I guess you just have to find an application for it.
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by 127 1y ago
An interactive feedback loop that handles various edge cases of AI, rendering it, asset loading and display, keeping track of global data, user input, etc. -- is still a game engine.
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by 127 1y ago
Visually speaking, there's always visual issues in tying disparate assets together in a seamless fashion. I can see how AI could be easily used to "hide the seams" so to speak. I think a hybrid approach would be an improvemen
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by 127 1y ago
Just recently moved onto Linux. Most likely not coming back when these kind of things just keep happening. I'm really surprised how well everything works. 120Hz HDR 4k Nvidia no issues on Wayland. Kubuntu 25.04/Plasma 6.3 is very
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by 127 1y ago
Rust tooling, ecosystem and crates are much, much more mature. Many Nim libraries are unfinished, unsupported or abandoned. The language itself is pretty great, but you have to write most of the stuff from scratch. In Nim it's very fas
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by 127 1y ago
Training is obviously the compilation step.
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by 127 1y ago
It's strange that everywhere I see people just believing everything they say and blaming the users. It's not as if a big corp has ever lied before...? People are just so gullible. Using the $20 Pro sub and for anything above Hello
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by 127 1y ago
Engineering career is not a goal, but a means. The goal is to build things that people use and you can make a living out of, on scale.
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by 127 1y ago
I would recommend https://rodzilla.itch.io/material-maker It's free and fabulous.
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by 127 1y ago
I think it's a bit of both. The worse ones mental health, the harder it is to stop addictions from forming.
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by 127 1y ago
Bitcoin can be forked, and in fact has been. You didn't mention mining centralization, which is another avenue.

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