LocalH

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by LocalH 2mo ago
Nope. The best tell isn't any single given character, but the general flow of the prose. I find "it's not X - it's Y" or "No X. No Y. Just Z and W." to be stronger tells than the mere presence of emdashes.
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by LocalH 2mo ago
When are we going to shut them down and imprison their entire c-suite as state agents (for their work with law enforcement, directly enabling 4A violations)?
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by LocalH 2mo ago
Flock needs to be shut down, and their c-suite needs to be imprisoned as agents of the state for constitutional violations
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by LocalH 2mo ago
And then someone decided it's time for "Weekend at Commodore's"
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by LocalH 2mo ago
The 020 didn't ship with an MMU, but it did support an external one (the MC68851) natively via the coprocessor interface. The 030 was the first relevant CPU to ship with an internal MMU (and the EC030 used in the A4000 did not include
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by LocalH 2mo ago
> some standard image processing tool (forgot the name, basically like ImageMagick, but as a UI tool) Possibly Art Department Professional (aka ADPro)?
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by LocalH 2mo ago
This is why it's always moral to pirate Nintendo
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by LocalH 2mo ago
AFAIK, Fox News Channel is the only one to ever stand in court and argue that they're not really news, but "entertainment".
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by LocalH 2mo ago
I support the idea of states' rights. However, I'm also salty as fuck that the slavedrivers of the Civil War ruined the entire concept. That enabled the federal government to stomp on the concept, in some cases fully warranted (
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by LocalH 2mo ago
You keep referring to the freedom fighters as "extremists". The extremists are the ones infiltrating our government and turning it into the Fourth Reich.
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by LocalH 3mo ago
I don't believe in any "God". I believe that only the universe is any "supreme being". Is that woo? Maybe. But it helps me be kinder than any religion seems to teach others.
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by LocalH 3mo ago
Ah for the days when the OS didn't stop you from jerking off every hardware bit
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by LocalH 3mo ago
If you checked any of the contemporaries, C64 offered more free BASIC RAM than others.
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by LocalH 3mo ago
Militant atheists like you are almost as insufferable as militant theists
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by LocalH 3mo ago
A single deep DMT experience "cured" my ADHD for several months before it faded, and I had zero guidance
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by LocalH 3mo ago
Trademarks that well known can easily afford to file in every possible category. They don't need a special "this trademark is so known, it applies everywhere by default" status
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by LocalH 3mo ago
Microsoft has been coddling big devs (read: the devs that code this absolute garbage) for decades. They have this mentality "if we change anything, and anything breaks for current users, they're going to blame us instead of the
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by LocalH 3mo ago
Microsoft BASIC was a pretty decent interpreter, I wouldn't call it "shitware", so there you go?
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by LocalH 3mo ago
Waiting for Apple to enter the food industry, with a highly specific McIntosh-based genetic lineage that they dub the "iApple".
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by LocalH 3mo ago
I don't like the idea of trademarks that are so well-known that they apply in all fields. That doesn't serve the public. Companies that well-known can easily apply for a trademark across multiple fields. The trademark owners that
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by LocalH 3mo ago
His brain worm had a bad experience with Kratom once
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by LocalH 3mo ago
Replacing a human tutor with an AI that will wildly hallucinate is wrong, and will directly contribute to the dumbing down of society that people here often bemoan. This is the equivalent of "parenting" by putting a kid in front o
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by LocalH 3mo ago
Some 5 year olds could use a human tutor. Giving them AI instead is no different than plopping them in front of "Youtube Kids" instead of being a parent.
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by LocalH 3mo ago
Dear God no. Keep kids away from AI, and keep AI away from kids. Kids need more human contact, not less. The more I think about it, the more I want to ban your entire business model
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by LocalH 3mo ago
I think that there should be a middle ground. A huge number of disputes in the world are "he said-she said", in that there are no hard records and in those cases, might often makes right (the richest opponent will have the most ab
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by LocalH 3mo ago
Maybe they're using an accelerometer to detect the angle (and possibly even distance from the user, if they can, like if you turn the camera on close to you then move it away) to crop into a sensor that's otherwise exactly like a
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by LocalH 3mo ago
Bull. That's passing the buck. The cops have a moral responsibility to do their job and not offload it to an AI that is known to hallucinate far more than a non-impaired, trained human. "I was just following instructions" has
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by LocalH 3mo ago
Massive violation of rights. Flock should be shut down and their c-suite sent to prison. The cops that made this massive series of blunders should also be fired and blackballed nation-wide.
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by LocalH 3mo ago
That is correct. The PPU does the memory fetches that would be done for that line, but no pixels are rendered. For details: https://www.nesdev.org/wiki/PPU_rendering Also, RGB PPUs (with the exception of the RC2C05-99
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by LocalH 3mo ago
Don't the vast majority of RGB PPUs forego the missing dot? IIRC only the Famicom Titler RGB PPU has the missing dot.

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