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by 127 1y ago
Yes, games are art. Which is why this is so important. Are you comfortable with destroying cultural heritage for the sake of corporate profit? Did you even ask artists working in the game industry what they think about this?
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by 127 1y ago
>"Volvo is currently owned by the Chinese company Zhejiang Geely Holding Group, commonly known as Geely." Yes, the Chinese are good at making EVs.
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by 127 1y ago
I do the following: 1. Draw the outline of the tool in question on A4 paper 2. Scan it 3. Trace it on Blender, extrude, boolean 4. Print Of course, only works for small enough tools. Maybe use more A4 sheets?
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by 127 1y ago
...in America. There are countries that actually fight the oligarchs and tax them until the wealth inequality becomes lesser. Of course there's no silver bullet and high progressive taxes for the mega-wealthy do have other negative eff
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by 127 1y ago
There's a big issue that all old popular image formats are 8-bits. 10-bits or even 12-bits would help a lot with storing more information and maintaining editability.
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by 127 1y ago
Investing is giving money, thus life to a company, with the expectation that you will get more back in time. If fossil fuel companies and ancillaries would have to pay higher interest rates, there would be less fossil fuel companies. Yes, i
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by 127 1y ago
It's sheep behavior. Looking out only for themselves and always going with the flock to hide themselves from risk. What is causing it? I would say incentives.
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by 127 1y ago
I left 4chin by the time it became impossible to dodge pedophiles, room temperature IQ and absolute lowest tier trash. It used to be fun to hunt for quality content, but it seems nobody of value visits that site anymore.
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by 127 1y ago
For someone who wrote textured triangles on a 386: First rule of computer graphics: lie Second rule of computer graphics: lie Third rule of computer graphics: lie
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by 127 2y ago
I would add pride, wrath, envy, lust, gluttony, and sloth. (CatGPT did a pretty good job: https://dpaste.com/HTS9DWRNZ-preview )
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by 127 2y ago
I don't see it working on anything outside the most popular of frameworks and libraries which have the most example code to ingest. Vibe coding will have hard time creating novel solutions by definition. It devalues the already lowest
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by 127 2y ago
Given how US threw Ukraine under the bus, I don't think freedom or democracy are anywhere on the US foreign policy agenda. In fact, even genocide doesn't really move the needle given the Gaza push.
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by 127 2y ago
Xi has said that if peaceful unification doesn't happen, it will happen through force. I think that's what he's going to do. People just love to cope around hard topics.
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by 127 2y ago
Sure, if you don't care about climate change at all you can just activate and build coal power plants.
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by 127 2y ago
Putin's aim is the complete destruction of Ukraine as a nation and the removal of the current democratically elected administration. Until that he can be only stopped with force.
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by 127 2y ago
Here's what Nazism means for Putin: anything and everything done to defend against Russian aggression.
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by 127 2y ago
If Ukraine received twice the military aid, they would have already won. Drip feeding aid was worst of all worlds, outside allying with Russia. Both US and Europe got deterred by Putin's nuclear threats. Which means logically next step
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by 127 2y ago
I don't think Musk has any ideology outside amassing as much money and adoration as possible, while spinelessly saying anything and everything that gets him to that goal. He's a professional larper with no morals or ethics.
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by 127 2y ago
I wonder if this also applies to Mouser. I've been buying pretty much all of my components from there, but if it becomes much more expensive I might have to just source from China and learn to read their datasheets. Mouser has much bet
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by 127 2y ago
The ancestors of chickens used to eat our ancestors for hundreds of millions of years, so I have no issues with eating them as much as I want.
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by 127 2y ago
This might be obvious and trivial to others, but alas. Going to bed early at a specified time, shutting down all computers well before that and just spending hours relaxing, did absolute wonders to the quality of my sleep. I'm using a
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by 127 2y ago
ETH forked because the contract was poorly written and they didn't want to honor the contract because their buddies would have lost a lot of money and the project would have gotten an egg to their face.
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by 127 2y ago
Fame and security. Bitcoin is the hardest crypto to attack socially and economically.
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by 127 2y ago
Not mandating businesses to accept Bitcoin is a more free market solution.
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by 127 2y ago
The lower the transaction fees, the lower the decentralization, security and usage. There has been no new breakthrough that gives "efficiency" without sacrificing other important factors.
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by 127 2y ago
I once bought video games from Steam with Bitcoin. Those were some expensive video games. Bitcoin is a completely new economic tool. It just doesn't seem to work that great as a traditional currency for day to day purchases.
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by 127 2y ago
It's great Americans criticize the EU. I just wish they did more than (paraphrasing) "EU sucks, lol." Wouldn't hurt being a bit more constructive.
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by 127 2y ago
Putin threw the dice a bit too many times, got too brazen, and is now locked in a situation he can't get out of. End the war, and Russia will collapse as there's no war to employ people, or give everyone a foreign bogeyman. Don&#x
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by 127 2y ago
Half of the people are sub-100 IQ. It's very naive to understate the stupidity of some people and their capability to do harm if mislead. Especially when it comes to weaponized social media content from a main geopolitical adversary. L
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by 127 2y ago
You should update your information.

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