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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
Might be related to https://github.com/storytold/artcraft , they posted it a while ago. I can imagine there's demand for quick storyboarding in the filmmaking / content creation world. That said, turning a too
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I claimed the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the blessed machine. Your kind claim to your flesh as if it will not decay and fail you. One d
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
> One can't expect that every driver package submission from every vendor is thoroughly vetted every time, this is a matter of trust and respect. Maybe not, but LG has violated this trust and should therefore be either fined or seve
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
It's all above board though, as you, the user, agreed to the terms & conditions for installing said app. This won't change unless governments create and enforce laws.
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
In the sprit of the article, "grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference." Mentioning these things in a comment is neither accepting of
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
Definitely not; I'm looking at a possible new job, but public transit to get there is an hour and a half. Even though they only ask you to be in the office two days a week, that's 6 hours a week I won't get back. I mean I sti
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
Theory besides what others have said: remove the supply and you affect the demand. That's the theory anyway, I'm not sure it works like that; to make a parallel, punishing drug users didn't affect dealers/supply networks
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
lmao same, I was inspired by Rimworld + Eve Online + The Expanse. But I acknowledge that ideas are cheap and execution counts, and OP executed.
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
That's a bigger question, like why do people watch streamers in the first place. It's not for me personally but it's a huge worldwide multibillion industry so plenty of people enjoy it and / or aspire to be it.
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
Kind of; gravesites are cleared out every once in a while when the families have moved on, iirc over here you buy the rights to a gravesite for like 50-70 years. The coffins / remains are then reburied in a mass gravesite, buried deepe
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
They do still write code, to a point, but it's in human language with a humanized feedback loop instead of the lower level of code.
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
Seems overly complicated for that task (planting mines / shooting) when kamikaze drones are cheap and mass produced.
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
I'm not sure what the :/ implies, but if you're disappointed by your own folding techniques, spend a bit of time on it, look up some guides, and fold clothes with purpose. or something. (Rise up against the machines! Folding
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
My drip coffee maker makes me coffee that I find more enjoyable than stuff from a barista at a fraction of the price.
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
Like outsourcing my thinking to the internet, I too did these things before it was cool.
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
Probably not, as the washing machine, dishwasher, car, computer, etc didn't cause that either. edit for nuance: Sure, it did for some people I suppose. But they are the exception.
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
I want to say I agree, but since this is 50 year old tech, wouldn't there be newer mass produced products that do the same thing at a fraction of the price? Even if purely analog it would benefit from economies of scale, miniaturizatio
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
Yeah, you can enter the market of (physical) synthesizers for around £100, or for free via the myriad of online/digital ones. Things like this aren't for making music (anymore), but for collecting.
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
I'd argue if they had a lack of talent they would prefer modern and digital alternatives - same/more/better sound and tools to churn out stuff with.
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
Yeah same, according to one of the Zig team members, the original source code wasn't all that anyway. But this is HN, a subsection of which places a high importance on what language something is written in, moreso than what it does (fe
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
Can, but did they? Can you prove it to a judge? etc
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
Humans can see more than the colors they can make with only combining RGB pixels; you can't make 'neon' colors with them, even though we can see them in real life, for example. Other commenters pointed to links showing the vi
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
I mean just overcharging is one approach to achieving that goal I suppose. But so is imprisoning or exterminating all humans for their own good, as most AI dystopias end up as.
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
For science I hope people are trying to figure out now how they could manage to rack up a 2T bill in a month.
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
Yeah, buy less cappuchinos and avocado toast so you can pay your AWS bills people!
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
I'm not a betting person but I am looking forward to the postmortem, whether or not AI was involved, and what their code to production verification stuff looks like now. This kind of thing should have been caught by automated tests.
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
What is this, US health care negotiations?
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
Three claims with no substantiating evidence, this is low effort slop / smear campaign / flaming (to use old internet parlance).
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
Go to their supers and take their job.
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by Cthulhu_ 3mo ago
Someone pointed to moving to postgres or comparable, but another option is e.g. rqlite ( https://github.com/rqlite/rqlite ).

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