Razengan

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by Razengan 8mo ago
AI is a tool like any other. Ever since the dawn of time I've wanted to make my own games but always ended up wasting time on trying to make engines and frameworks and shit, because no development environment worked the way I wanted to
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by Razengan 8mo ago
It's amazing: How AI can now generate accurate images from a textual description but storefronts and music platforms can't recommend suggestions actually matching what I like. Instead they're just thin veils around paid-promo
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by Razengan 8mo ago
Hear me out: How about this: Instead of third-party companies installing their custom code to fuck with my operating system, How about just having the OS offer an API that a game can request to reboot the OS into "console mode": A
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by Razengan 8mo ago
Centuries of selective breeding would turn me into different vegetables too
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by Razengan 8mo ago
This is Thorin having to give away the Lonely Mountain treasure after Smaug's death all over again
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by Razengan 8mo ago
A $50-per-week Codex Pro/Claude Max plan would be perfect for solo gamedevs/open-source devs who have existing code that would benefit from an occasional review pass or subsystem experiments/brainstorming with the most powerf
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by Razengan 8mo ago
wow, is there more on this? Also, honestly, with AI/LLMs now, do we even need human moderators anywhere anymore
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by Razengan 8mo ago
I knew it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47274796
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by Razengan 8mo ago
> Not sure how you'd enshrine price limits into law, though; that seems impractical. Thinking in childrens' terms: • Any microtransaction <$1 is fine, up to 10 per week or 20 per month or whatever • Anything between $1-$10
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by Razengan 8mo ago
The "i" naming always weirded me: iPhone: Mobile iPad: Mobile iMac: Desktop I always thought the MacBook should have been called the iMac and the iMac should have been called the Mac :) (like how it first was in 1984)
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by Razengan 8mo ago
> How does an age recommendation take away liberties? They've already enacted mandatory age-verification-via-ID to use apps/features. It seems they're gonna put as many "gates/fences" at every N age years
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by Razengan 8mo ago
Yet again more moves which take away the liberty of all citizens and users instead of restricting predatory companies and products.. How much access to money parents want to give their kids is up to the parents. What people do with their ow
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by Razengan 8mo ago
> I'm pointing out the UK has apparently decided lootboxes are not gambling Wow, considering how the UK has been going full Taliban on everything why stop at lootboxes? Guess the politicians are getting some money/bribes from
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by Razengan 8mo ago
> likewise whatever we don't know needs to generalize to relativity. What? I thought it needs to generalize to/fit into quantum mechanics.
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by Razengan 8mo ago
Missed opportunity to call it Jerry
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by Razengan 8mo ago
Or have a hands-off policy like we do with uncontacted tribes and some protected animal populations etc. I'll settle for anything to be honest. A sign, a derelict, an artifact, a fossil, an echo.. anything to distract humans from shitt
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by Razengan 8mo ago
God can we have an alien invasion already PLEASE 12 000 years of this shit
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by Razengan 8mo ago
I would like, subscribe and hit the bell icon
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by Razengan 8mo ago
I love wondering if and how this kind of "Wild West frontier" in technology and communication and social interaction will ever come again: Say we colonize Mars. Streaming anything from Earth takes hours (well 3-22 light minutes).
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by Razengan 8mo ago
Human society is too stifled by expectations of how every should behave, from the people who raise you and you grow up with and shows and movies, so much that we try to match that and be happy/sad/angry/prim/proper&#x2
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by Razengan 8mo ago
The number of comments saying "To be fair [to the agent]" to excuse blatantly dumb shit that should never happen is just...
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by Razengan 8mo ago
> but this does come with UX tradeoffs. Only when a dumb service refuses to support Sign In with one pro-privacy provider but does for another anti-privacy one. Anyway I've voted by having a ChatGPT/Codex subscription for 1 y
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by Razengan 8mo ago
Bruh. Are you seriously trying to justify offering Sign in with Google but not ALSO offer Sign in with Apple because of some contorted principle, the method which HELPS users maintain their privacy? What the actual f. Antrhopic's UX
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by Razengan 8mo ago
> Always best to sign in with your own email address. Oh boy Saying this in 2026 is just.. oh man. just wow
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by Razengan 8mo ago
> I'm sure they didn't want to provide an Apple sign in option at all But they wanted to provide a Google Sign In? wth? > This is great for privacy but means the service has the wrong email. So harm the users to benefit
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by Razengan 8mo ago
The way they use it is what "Oriental" used to mean: East Asia: Japan, China, Korea, Vietnam etc.
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by Razengan 8mo ago
Stuff like this is what really interests me in trying to imagine how differently aliens might use things that we consider to be immutable fundamentals.
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by Razengan 8mo ago
Meanwhile, you still can't Sign in with Apple on the website. But you can Sign in with Google. If you signed up with your Apple on the iOS Claude app, to access your account on the computer, you have to open the passwords app and copy
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by Razengan 8mo ago
"Asia" is one of the dumbest archaic misnomers still in use by Western people
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by Razengan 8mo ago
None that I found. You can test it right now yourself. Install FB, log in, delete FB, reinstall FB. Your previous login info will be there. That would be fine if users could SEE what has been stored and DELETE it WITHOUT going through the a

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