HKH2

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901.
by HKH2 4y ago
'awesome' does not.
902.
by HKH2 4y ago
Doomsday is great (apart from the occasional segfault at the end of a level). It works well with Steam files and it has its own launcher so you can customize things easily.
903.
by HKH2 4y ago
The next generations will follow pseudo-Bowie, because David Bowie is for old people. edit: I'm imagining what they would say. I'm not here to offend Bowie fans.
904.
by HKH2 4y ago
I was making a comment about the trend in general. Some native speakers also agree with your definition. > Though the line between fear and hate is quite thin and blurry in human psychology. In some instances it may be, although the word
905.
by HKH2 4y ago
> If you're going to compile the binary anyway, have the compiler figure out the types and optimize. Rust does have type inference. I normally only use types explicitly when I'm collecting from an iterator, or when I want simpl
906.
by HKH2 4y ago
> Since always. Is was used like that in Greek? Even the clinical meaning today does not include hatred. > "Revulsion" might be a better translation than fear or hatred. Fear does not require disgust. I am scared of snakes b
907.
by HKH2 4y ago
Fear can lead to aggression, but it doesn't have to; you can be avoidant.
908.
by HKH2 4y ago
Since when does '-phobia' mean 'hatred'? If I suffer from arachnophobia, do I hate spiders?
909.
by HKH2 4y ago
Look for 'docs'.
910.
by HKH2 4y ago
'office' and 'docs' both have relevant matches.
911.
by HKH2 4y ago
Doom is not an open content game. Neither is Quake.
912.
by HKH2 4y ago
As with typical art, time and energy are an investment. In this case the risk is taken by the person using it. I guess 'creative' will always have intentionality built into it. Maybe an imagination unconstrained by purpose (e.g. d
913.
by HKH2 4y ago
There goes any degrees considered useless. That's probably not what you want.
914.
by HKH2 4y ago
I don't use Windows, but when I have to, SumatraPDF is one of the first things I install. Thanks.
915.
by HKH2 4y ago
I would argue that the risk-taking part of the creative process can also be indifferent to context. Highly impulsive processes need not be inclined to rationality. Yes there needs to be an evaluator to guide and contextualize the results, b
916.
by HKH2 4y ago
Taking risks is a necessary part of the creative process. Making something less 'accurate' is one possible risk. Whether something is on a good path or not is part of the curation process.
917.
by HKH2 4y ago
The other day someone was saying that DALL-E's work is not creative enough to be art, and now this article is saying it's not accurate enough. Should DALL-E play around with interpretations or not?
918.
by HKH2 4y ago
I doubt acid will ever be legal again.
919.
by HKH2 4y ago
Yes, it's amazing, until the API changes and you have to wait for an update for it to work. Also, you only get to see top level comments. (Maybe that's a feature for some people.)
920.
by HKH2 4y ago
It is. Yet I can't see how your comment is relevant.
921.
by HKH2 4y ago
I want a machine that can: 1) Identify any small parts (no need to try and remember what something is and if it is useful). 2) Sort things into boxes. 3) Give me a matching object (e.g. I want a screw with the right length/diameter&#x2
922.
by HKH2 4y ago
> Someone from 1950 wouldn't even notice the difference, unless you told them exactly what they were looking at. I was surprised the first time a Tesla went by because I had no idea a car could be that quiet.
923.
by HKH2 4y ago
Still, it's a search engine that touts its privacy. If people want speed and convenience they're far better off using Google.
924.
by HKH2 4y ago
> ... where they want only one groupthink and no deviation from that, and their leaders would prefer their base didn't critically think about the issues they support. Yeah, that's why they're adamant about the dangers of f
925.
by HKH2 4y ago
> But instead they want Europe to pay for the difference. And they will pay, so why not? What other sanctions can be put on Russia?
926.
by HKH2 4y ago
I'm talking about the same skill you are. You (and many others) think that the third picture requires a lot of artistic skill. As far as I see, the third picture is a prototype with a lot of technical debt. I don't think we can me
927.
by HKH2 4y ago
It wouldn't be hard to get it to change words so it doesn't give you what you want but something with similar properties. I don't think that's art; it's just a social game, yet that's somehow meant to be the de
928.
by HKH2 4y ago
> Art is supposed to be questioning or critiquing social convention... Says who?
929.
by HKH2 4y ago
I would say that he produced better art, rather than that he was more skilled, because he could've produced work below his level of skill.
930.
by HKH2 4y ago
> The readymades of Duchamp were art because of their audacity, because of the context of the other art around them, and because of their arrangements... If you open the door for Duchamp's urinal then you can't close it on DALL

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