Keyframe

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by Keyframe 2y ago
Almost the same story. I mostly stashed away computers I had like comodores, amigas, spectrums etc or exchanged with fellows in same hobby. I also had luck that I worked with SGI machines, even though I love my amigas (3d work at the time).
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by Keyframe 2y ago
I own quite a few, what's now called retro, machines and a lot of games. However, I still "need" to get two - msx(2) and x68k. If you could have one MSX2+, like the ultimate MSX, which one you'd get? I was eyeing hitbit
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by Keyframe 2y ago
That's a good point. Gemini gatekeeping me on so many answers made me forget about this extraordinary feature of it.
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by Keyframe 2y ago
you think it's because of him or despite him?
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by Keyframe 2y ago
Kind of sucks to be google. Even they're making good progress here, and have laid the foundations of a lot if not most things.. their products are, well there aren't any noteworthy compared to rest. And considering google is sitti
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by Keyframe 2y ago
It felt AI-generated.
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by Keyframe 2y ago
ENIAC ran weather as well. It's a kind of numerical simulation that will always be in need of compute cycles. We'll need more of it as we go deeper into climate change.
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by Keyframe 2y ago
It's a computer from the valley.
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by Keyframe 2y ago
Somehow it also sounds almost like Dot Matrix from Spaceballs.
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by Keyframe 2y ago
One thing I've noticed, is the more context and more precise the context I give it the "smarter" it is. There are limits to it of course. But, I cannot help but think that's where next barrier will be brought down. An ag
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by Keyframe 2y ago
that's right, thanks!
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by Keyframe 2y ago
Kubrick for sure could've worked in a collab env, like he did with Spartacus (yeah, he distanced himself from it though). If you're interested in how Ridley Scott version might've looked like, look no further than Legend.
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by Keyframe 2y ago
At a time Bitboys (Oy) tech was this great vaporware that every once in a while came out with these amazing screenshots that blew out of the water everything we saw from 3d accelerators out there with a perpetual "soon"/&quot
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by Keyframe 2y ago
It literally does. GP used (high) delta-v as a measure which correlates energy and change in velocity (which proposed propulsion is about) and porkchop shows it's not how as simple as how far/near source and destinations are, henc
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by Keyframe 2y ago
You're spot pn on both accounts. Firefox was the one that chipped at IE initially.. remember Firefox 3 campaign and how everyone put banners for/of it on their sites? good times
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by Keyframe 2y ago
That's what struck me as well. It's extremely important for such positions to be clear and open about their position and not masking their reality. You'll often find marketing speak internally between levels which masks truth
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by Keyframe 2y ago
Seems we collectively forgot about IE era.
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by Keyframe 2y ago
nah, but it would be nice to have a communist version too.
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by Keyframe 2y ago
there are ~300-350m companies in the world also.
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by Keyframe 2y ago
How's this different than gopher? At least gopher is well-established; This will never catch on.
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by Keyframe 2y ago
any recent of dem visions?
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by Keyframe 2y ago
"Fearless concurrency"
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by Keyframe 2y ago
this reminds me of Lispen of ye olde.. wait untill it clicks, man!
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by Keyframe 2y ago
instead of signals and power path going through the same side (frontside) causing all sorts of issues and inefficiency, they're decoupling where power is coming from (from the other, backside, err side). More importantly, intel saw it
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by Keyframe 2y ago
no way to purchase/watch this outside of certain regions (I presume US-only or similar). What a shame.
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by Keyframe 2y ago
Of course you'll get shit when you have people who have no background or experience working on user interfaces. We came few cycles into that already, ever since web democratized access to doing such things. There was even Mystery meat
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by Keyframe 2y ago
maybe there's one that is maitre d'llm?
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by Keyframe 2y ago
They went overboard a bit. I noticed yesterday they turned up the knob a bit further even. I gave it some lyrics (made by ChatGPT!) and asked it to rephrase certain things. It didn't want to comply because of possibility of copyright i
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by Keyframe 2y ago
wayback machine mirror: https://web.archive.org/web/20240411180449/http://ascii.text...
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by Keyframe 2y ago
Thanks for consideration. Maybe easiest path would be to go through one of the bigger platforms but maybe more expensive and also offer same but cheaper on your own. I've read through your FAQ, but one more thing to consider is to offe

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