Razengan

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by Razengan 2mo ago
I recently tried Claude again after several months, to see if it was any better at something Codex has been struggling with… They STILL don't have an option to "Sign in with Apple" on the website, but they do for Google??!? (
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by Razengan 2mo ago
Someone should follow you around saying that to you every time you complain about anything
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by Razengan 2mo ago
I can fucking type my username and password, thank you. And I prefer to see and choose the data an app stores on my fucking ICLOUD ACCOUNT. And fucking DELETE it when I want. There's no way to do that from an iOS device.
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by Razengan 2mo ago
Blame Apple for even allowing apps to be aware of the user taking a screenshot. Just like their iCloud Keychain API that lets apps secretly track users across app reinstalls and device resets.
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by Razengan 2mo ago
As Spring inevitably leads to Winter, and Night follows Day, Thus the Inevitable Enshittification of all Centralized Platforms
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by Razengan 2mo ago
By the way, just want to say, AI can be good for some bedtime stories while trying to fall asleep lol After you've exhausted your favorite audiobooks, I mean Like, I love The Wind in the Willows, but I wish the part where Toad and the
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by Razengan 2mo ago
I wish there were some similar "communes" for gamedevs who only make engines :')
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by Razengan 2mo ago
Are we getting closer to sophons?
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by Razengan 2mo ago
Man fuck Apple for not allowing custom Apple Watch faces >:( Always the crippled operating system limiting the potential of their amazing hardware
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by Razengan 2mo ago
My thoughts as soon as I saw the title :)
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by Razengan 2mo ago
At first I intended to create a tileset and asked it for several variations of what a hypothetical tilemap created from the planned tileset would look like. The previews it generated were amazing but wouldn't really be possible as a gr
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by Razengan 2mo ago
For the last 2 weeks I've been trying to get Codex to "outpaint" a wonderful image it generated as placeholder art for a level background. After I increased the game's resolution, I asked it to increase the image's
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by Razengan 2mo ago
You just have to find the correct prompts for them, and keep them away from getting mad at any of the ACTUALLY evil shit in the world, like weapons manufacturers, 24/7 global surveillance, perpetual debt and wage slavery, factory farms
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by Razengan 2mo ago
More likely it's the politicians and lawyers etc. that are afraid of AI empowering the peasant class, so they're telling the commoners to divert their angst against AI. Oh AI will take our jobs..? LET IT!! Who wants to work all yo
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by Razengan 2mo ago
Most people have
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by Razengan 2mo ago
> Why can't we be fascinated by emergent properties of intelligence without immediately jumping 10 steps into the future Because, when computers first came out, and filled entire rooms, people predicted they'd eventually shri
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by Razengan 2mo ago
That's exactly what the strength of AI is, no? Reading all the world's knowledge and recalling it in an instant and seeing where it applies. Precisely perfect for replacing lawyers, if nothing else..
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by Razengan 2mo ago
I noticed no load-bearing shapes, what are you talking about?
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by Razengan 2mo ago
> hardly 15 years In internet terms that's practically the Mesozoic
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by Razengan 2mo ago
For anyone else wondering, Reddit was an old website where you posted prompts and received comments, like a slow version of ChatGPT.
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by Razengan 2mo ago
..I feel like I shouldn't bookmark this post, given the invasive "social media checks" in the so-called Free World :')
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by Razengan 2mo ago
The audiobooks are narrated by the author himself! Along with a full other cast and some music. Great for all ages to doze off to
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by Razengan 2mo ago
How long before an AI runs for election? What's stopping it? Can a human be the "frontend" to skirt around age and citizenship requirements?
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by Razengan 2mo ago
Oh I forgot to say "as an audiobook" for the falling asleep to part
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by Razengan 2mo ago
When you're trying to fall asleep but there is too much noise in your head, I suppose :) Actually, Redwall and other slightly-mature anthropomorphic stories are also surprisingly good for that. But if I had to pick a time of year, then
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by Razengan 2mo ago
I just need The Wind in the Willows :)
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by Razengan 2mo ago
Well there you go: The "old web" is still here or can be, but most of the people complaining about the "new web" don't really care about it anymore, they just pretend to
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by Razengan 2mo ago
> when you find out that making the game is the actual hard part. Guilty as charged ^-^" Spent over 3 years trying to make an engine built in Swift cause I loved Swift, before I had to admit that an engine without an editor is alm
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by Razengan 2mo ago
This is a better comment on the same page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49296018 Basically: "everyone has a different idea about what the Old Web™ was depending on when they first started using the internet, an
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by Razengan 2mo ago
No it's not the same. You can still buy a domain name, host your website somewhere, and tell people about it, no? When was the last time you actually visited any of the Old Web websites? I just found that Diaryland and Halfbake

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