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Razengan
1y ago
We need to taint the word the boardrooms use as positive lingo. Whenever some suits blarfs crap like "exploring options for gRoWtH" they mean "how can we be more like cancer" and fuck our users up.
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1y ago
Wait till you hear about Asian people!
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1y ago
I guess Apple deserves the Samsung ads that Google gives you when you search for "iPhone"
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1y ago
Just a minute ago I searched for the app for my bank on the iPhone App Store. I literally wrote the name of the bank + "bank" in the search field. I got an ad for fucking backgammon at the top.
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Razengan
1y ago
Fuck. The cancerous "growth" syndrome that all corporations inherently fall to. How long before they outright start selling our data along with all the exact bio-patterns gathered on the millions of Apple Watches out there? Even i
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Razengan
1y ago
Reminds me of the "your keyboard is dirtier than your asshole" and similar 'myths' that no one would bother to verify. I mean I would rather lick a keyboard than a butthole (with exceptions of course)
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1y ago
There are scores of Japanese &&/|| console games that were perfect on release and never received a patch or report of a bug in their lifetime. Granted, most of them are pre-internet.
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1y ago
Don't worry the bugs of Tahoe will turn it back down :)
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Razengan
1y ago
Not the best place to ask that :)
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1y ago
"Vibe coding" is some serious "Fellow kids" cringe
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1y ago
> which lightened the situation as it put into perspective how ridiculous the prices are at the airport. Stop giving that kind of shit a pass by making "light" of it, what the hell We're literally living a dystopia
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1y ago
It feels anachronistic how something simple like Markdown wasn't an standard rich text formatting er format before the various opaque ones that caught on. Like how computers went straight for windowed GUIs even during the early era of
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1y ago
> The most important question for every cross platform framework is what happens to the UI? For that, there needs to be a single definitive agreement on UI somewhere. Like what does it mean to be a "list"? How does it behave
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1y ago
Hmm do the winds favor an even/odd cycle of votes..
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1y ago
> If intelligent life evolved on a planet of a brown dwarf — a “failed” star — that was ejected from its original galaxy deep into intergalactic space, then that species would be spectacularly isolated. Even better, (or worse): A speci
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1y ago
> Or does it strand you halfway between stars in the doldrums where the force on both sides of your sail equals out from two stars? This is actually I "love" to think about: What would it be like, to be "stranded" i
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1y ago
3. Tech that can directly read memories from our brains.
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1y ago
Games like Blood Money, Xenon 2, Mr. Heli gave me a lifelong craving for shoot em ups with shops: Games where you want to hone each run to get the most money possible and experiment with different upgrade loadouts, making for an inherently
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1y ago
Man I'm still waiting for a modern (2D) Lemmings remake or spiritual successor :')
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1y ago
Do we not have enough shit already going on in the world to really need to poke Cthulhu up too?
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1y ago
Ah Samsung, the "We have Apple at home", I was wondering when we'd see their copycat entry for XR.
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1y ago
- OpenAI wants everyone to use them without other companies getting angry. - Google wants to know what everyone is looking for. - Facebook wants to know what everyone is saying.
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1y ago
Based on my hobby of collecting old gaming magazines, I think 1980s UK had the best slang.
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1y ago
> Unfortunately this subject is above my pay grade, so I gave up :) Don't feel like that. Even though I'm still a complete layman in everything with massive imposter syndrome, I never felt like I would "never" under
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1y ago
Do you mean spinors? And how it takes TWO full rotations to get back to the initial state?
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1y ago
They're cold enough there
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1y ago
What do I have to do to go to a jail like that!
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1y ago
Man, one of the best uses of all those AI algorithms based around finding similarities between stuff, would be to give you actually relevant recommendations for music. All the streaming services are shit at it. They can't do much bey
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1y ago
I've been trying to understand as much of "maths" as I can (now enough to write that in quotes, as there isn't a "single" maths) and still a layman, I love reading about discoveries like these, and the fact tha
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1y ago
I don't think any Microsoft Surfaces were involved in this..
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