Razengan

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by Razengan 3mo ago
It's not just the ending, but the flat humor, the lazy puzzles (like clicking multiple times on multiple objects to open the porthole) and the meagre number of interactions on each of the islands after the first one.. It's like hi
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by Razengan 3mo ago
After how he basically gave the middle finger to fans waiting 100 years for the "real" ending to Monkey Island 2, my reaction is meh -_- Though Thimbleweed Park 1 was awesome in every way I wish/hope someone else would take u
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by Razengan 3mo ago
What's hilarious is how Westerners still think they're much different from China or the former Soviet Union anymore.
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by Razengan 3mo ago
I often get into YouTube rabbit holes about extinct operating systems and alternative computer architectures. And this one story comes up time and again: Microsoft killing off a competitor with scummy business tactics. Like basically sendin
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by Razengan 3mo ago
Well millions of people are still smoking cigarettes doesn't mean that shit is good
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by Razengan 3mo ago
These ""guardrails"" make all of this borderline useless, and even pointless in a world with powerful open-weight models.
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by Razengan 3mo ago
Ah I was starting to miss the 2000s
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by Razengan 3mo ago
I've made ChatGPT Atlas as my AI-only browser. Whenever there's an HN post about something interesting but not THAT interesting to manually sift through 100+ comments on it, I just ask it to summarize it for me :')
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by Razengan 3mo ago
How are we on the tech and protocols side of having a truly distributed worldwide mesh-net? i.e. drone swarms replacing ISPs?
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by Razengan 3mo ago
Man, why are the beautiful places of this world so much at constant risk :(
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by Razengan 3mo ago
Right next to "Learn More" by software UI designers.
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by Razengan 3mo ago
The meme/trope of China copying everything really keeps playing into itself
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by Razengan 3mo ago
It's distillations all the way down!
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by Razengan 3mo ago
I've found positive forms of this or similar sensations/realizations after heavy/frequent travel too: You know how, right now, you could think of a familiar street or neighborhood in your town/city, and you'd know e
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by Razengan 3mo ago
It's ironic that AI today may give curious kids answers quicker if not better than asking humans or searching the web did.
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by Razengan 3mo ago
This had me in disbelief since the minute I saw it: Google's "AI overview" presumably trained on content from other websites, disincentivizes users from clicking through to those websites.. How is that not conflict of interes
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by Razengan 3mo ago
The Vogon hyperspace development council.
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by Razengan 3mo ago
wow.. How is this not a bigger deal
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by Razengan 3mo ago
hah but again, would someone a million in the future be able to tell that today's bananas, corn, watermelons, cattle, dogs etc. were the result of selective breeding by an intelligent species? (with no human records for reference)
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by Razengan 3mo ago
What's ironic is that these news are something you'd expect to hear from China or former Soviet countries. But frogs still believe that "putting America in the same sentence as Russia" is stupid
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by Razengan 3mo ago
Just fun to think about and base fiction on I mean, would an ant walking on a highway be able to tell that it's artificial?
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by Razengan 3mo ago
Petroleum could be the byproduct of a previous civilization. Also, just as we "engineered" animals and plants through selective breeding, previous animals/plants could have been the results of selective breeding by a previous
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by Razengan 3mo ago
> time is as vast as space. This is what I always say to "Why haven't we found any aliens yet??" Hell, we wouldn't even have known about the existence dinosaurs, lifeforms on THIS VERY PLANET, if we hadn't chan
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by Razengan 3mo ago
So, say if they do "ban" open-weight models, how would that ban effectively work? Will US ISPs refuse connections to IPs of websites/servers that host those models? What about downloading via BitTorrent etc and running on dis
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by Razengan 3mo ago
Does anyone have any doubt left that we're headed for a future where you need a government ID to use any computing device, and only allowed to do government-approved tasks and view government-approved content? Not a rhetorical tinfoil
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by Razengan 3mo ago
Wait.. If "distillation" produces better results than the "original" models, why don't the US model owners do it to themselves? Have ChatGPT 5.6 talk to itself to produce 5.7 or whatever? And since they already know
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by Razengan 3mo ago
And how long did apps & games take to make full USE of SVGA/SBlaster on DOS vs Windows? The FULL experience of Wintel was definitely 10 years behind the full experience of an out-of-the-box Amiga.
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by Razengan 3mo ago
> The value of the site has already crashed Reddit, the site whose CEO edited the comments of other users, autobans people for saying "fuck spez" (it's fun, try it), and claims the right to all content posted by users an
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by Razengan 3mo ago
I was literally wondering this when trying to fall asleep yesterday
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by Razengan 3mo ago
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