BeFlatXIII

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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
What is Zalando, besides an island in Denmark?
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
> if “the internet is down” people will put down their device and do something else In this case, the internet should be down more often.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
Time to check Hacker News instead of work. Even my usual procrastination websites are down due to this.
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> You may end up wasting your life trying and trying anyway. It's like the fly who keeps buzzing at the window pane instead of giving up to fall six inches to the open windowsill.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
> Each attempt teaches you something, so to make good art, you have to make a lot of bad art first. Paper is cheap and making bad art is fun once you move past perfectionism. For the same reason, if it weren't for digital cameras, I
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
> But the feeling of effort doesn’t mean that you’re Actually Trying. That's why I go out of my way to dunk on people who treat “try things” and “hard work” as useful advice. What you work hard on matters. If they wanted respect,
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Seems the problem is the revealed preference of the normies, rather than the technology itself.
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From the animal welfare perspective, there's much more suffering involved in producing a pound of chicken than a pound of beef.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
It's like the smooth brains who still post "lol 6 fingers"
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> the environmental attack on AI is more a hangover from crypto than a thoughtful attempt to evaluate the costs and benefits of this new technology Especially since so many anti-crypto people immediately pivoted to anti-AI. That sudden
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Adding a weak argument is a red flag for BS detectors. It's what prosecutors do to hoodwink a jury into stacking charges over a singular underlying crime.
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> people at large In your social circles.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
IIRC, MacOS 26 sluggishness is a problem with Electron, not a mistake on Apple’s part.
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This is why it is vital to teach women how to build ANFO bombs.
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Reminds me of how pixel-perfect emulation of pixel art on a modern screen is often ugly, compared to the game played on a CRT.
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If anything, AI would scramble the lyrics more than a human "taking lyrics to make a new song from them".
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> They're giving the market the size people actually want. Some people clear still want those small phones, just not enough for Apple's profit margins.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
I suspect 24fps is popular because it forces the videography to be more intentional with motion. Too blurry, and it becomes incomprehensible. That, and everything staying sharp at 60fps makes it look like TikTok slop.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
> My working theory is that British management over large groups of British workers collapses into class warfare. May this spread to all other nations. Down with management.
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Social promotion is the expected outcome of rewarding schools for graduation rates.
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I'm hoping this encourages grey-market imports from Canada and Mexico. Become Brazil and smuggle in orders for all your friends and family when returning from your next vacation.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
Thank you for speaking truth about the railroad (and superhighway) problem.
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> nations to enforce their own rules outside their own borders by treaty More democratically-elected legislatures ought to say, “We don't give a shit about what our predecessors agreed to.” when it comes to treaties requiring restri
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IMO, major hosting providers ought to implement a function to neuter mass-reporting. Some threshold past which each additional report lowers the priority in the stack.
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> What is the benefit of this other than the appearance that I'm doing real work? Most companies will be inundated by this nonsense created by people who are now 5 to 10 times more "productive" because they use Ai, and cor
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> Like after we invent it, market cap and stocks and money wont mean anything anymore For those of us who survive the transition, good.
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That's what they always threaten.
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May these regulations encourage a RETVRN to local-first software.
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This is the way things should be. Down with enforcable laws!
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
…and the kids continue to click the “I am over 18” checkbox and set their birthday to 1998.

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