HellDunkel

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by HellDunkel 1y ago
I don’t agree with the overarching theme of „structure over spontaneity“. Some of the most impactfull print designs of the past started with „structure“ or some orher sort of „form follows function“.
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
Chapeau- i‘ll copy what you did here.
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
No. The cult members are less likely to be laid off. Simply because they don‘t stand out and provide less surface for attack.
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
There is more to be said about the voters than about the military industrial complex here.
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
If you botch the "quiet" part this seems more of a plan to get bombed quickly.
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
This view is very „hackernewsy“ and reveals a lot more about the mindset around here than the what is going on with apple. Firstly i don‘t think there is much fluctuation with the apple design team except when Ive left but i guess that was
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
A few more years ago everyone wanted to be a startup founder. Then everyone wanted a cozy FAANG job and now people are afraid of AI taking it.
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
Not a big fan of after work drinks but it‘s a great way to connect if you are new to the city. However, i think it is much better to connect and socialize with people outside of work. If financial dependencies are minimized, people tend to
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
Firstly- the airbnb redesign is still flat and minimal. Only the icon bar is different- but not in a good way. The design is too heavy, unclear and does a bad job adding to the rest. Of course the ceo is trying to paint the redesign in the
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
This is the most perplexing thing about AI. And it is not just their own work but also every product of culture they love, which they are ready to surrender for beeing „ahead of the curve“ in very shallow ways.
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
It feels so strange to read blogposts like this in 2025. The level of mediocrity makes you question if this has been created by a human or an ai bot. Next you start questioning yourself why you still look into your smartphone like a junkie.
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
Don’t do it. I replayed Botw before Totk came out on a higher res tv. The wold felt a lot more empty than the first time and totk felt even more repetitive. I decided to be a lot morecareful with replays these days.
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
Or move on from software dev- or not even code a single line and jump to „architect“ or some other bs position straight out of university.
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
In the examples you mentioned bureaucracy is less of a problem. They could do it but this is hard work in a sense which the culture does not reward. The problem with germans in general is that they are unwilling or badly trained in „thinkin
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
I did and calling it a golden age is not wrong compared to what we have now. I was referrimg to the golden age of „voice only“ here
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by HellDunkel 2y ago
Its already stained. And it was never golden so why care?
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by HellDunkel 2y ago
It almost feels like an old people kind of thing to do but i actually enjoy the stubbornness of age.
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by HellDunkel 2y ago
You mean like the golden age of speech recognition a couple of years ago when they claimed 80% of computer interfacing will be voice only?
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by HellDunkel 2y ago
I still use google. However, the most annoying thing i find is the AI generated response. I use google as a translator by adding „dict“ to the search. I also use the search function on old fashioned forums. It works. Yesterday i tried Cha
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by HellDunkel 2y ago
It wasnt that much off, right?
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by HellDunkel 2y ago
The business side of things with sierra is certainly spectacular. But the story of the characters making the games would be so much more interesting. Where did the humor come from? What was office live? How come the games were both topselle
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by HellDunkel 2y ago
I agree to a lot of this. But there is something even more disturbing than the constant surveillance. With the rise of AI we can no longer be sure if what we devote our attention to is an artefact of culture or just some derivative that has
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by HellDunkel 2y ago
I think it is not the AI but you who is wrong here. A full glass of wine is filled only up to the point of max radius so that the surface to air is maxed an the wine can breathe. This is what we taught the AI to consider „a full glass of w
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by HellDunkel 2y ago
Dont listen to this advice.
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by HellDunkel 2y ago
The 90ies just called- they want their lame it jokes back.
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by HellDunkel 2y ago
We have heard this a couple of times but lets be honest- its BS. Making software is hard work and you are paid for that. You are not paid to walk around the office to see if there is any savings to be made. They have a different person for
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by HellDunkel 2y ago
I have been fascinated with dinosaur paintings as long as i can think of. There is a wonderful book by Taschen on the subject which has a lot more of these illustrations/ Paleoart. The Apple documentary by Jon Faveau is also highly rec
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What are these silly points good for anyway?
5 points by HellDunkel 2y ago|2 comments
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by HellDunkel 2y ago
The idea of reading anything AI generated repells me. Just reading the headlines is something i also have zero interest in- i see them as a filter to get to the interesting stuff and i demand authenticity and senserity of anything i conside
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Broke Studio releases NES game (on cartridge)(brokestudio.fr)
5 points by HellDunkel 2y ago|0 comments

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