TranquilMarmot

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by TranquilMarmot 7mo ago
.... did you read the post? Half of it is about this
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by TranquilMarmot 7mo ago
It seems like there really isn't much of a market for VR gaming, though. It would have failed just as miserably. Not only because of hardware costs, but not everybody can play them for extended periods of time and 'the youth'
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by TranquilMarmot 7mo ago
We went from Jira tickets with one or two sentences, "Implement feature X. Here are some caveats: (simple bullet points, a few words each)" to literal _pages_ of full-on unreadable garbage.
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by TranquilMarmot 8mo ago
You cut it off literally just before it specified what that sentence is referring to... > Customer must be at least 18 years old to use the Service. By agreeing to these Terms, Customer represents and warrants to Zed that: (a) Customer i
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by TranquilMarmot 8mo ago
Gotta be able to hit that Ballmer Peak
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by TranquilMarmot 8mo ago
https://zed.dev/download > By downloading and using Zed, you agree to its terms and conditions. That links to: https://zed.dev/terms > (“Zed,” “we,” or “us”) and our website at www.zed.dev, along with
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by TranquilMarmot 8mo ago
https://zed.dev/terms > (“Zed,” “we,” or “us”) and our website at www.zed.dev, along with our downloadable Zed software (the “Software”) and related subscription service (the “Service”). Very clearly draws a distinction
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by TranquilMarmot 8mo ago
I've been using it as a replacement for VSCode/Cursor for the past few months and really like it. There have been recent changes to the font rendering, it now looks good on my 1440p monitor - when I first tried, it was blurry and
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by TranquilMarmot 8mo ago
They did send out a follow-up email about this earlier this week: --- Our email yesterday was imprecise relative to our actual new Terms. To be specific: - You must be at least 18 years old to use the Service (Zed’s AI-enabled software-as
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by TranquilMarmot 8mo ago
They really messed up here by overloading "Zed" to mean both "Zed, the open source editor" and "Zed, the AI platform". Really should have called the AI offerings "Zed AI" so as to differentiate it mor
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by TranquilMarmot 8mo ago
My personal M3 Pro is still going strong and it looks like the rest of the hardware is basically the same? I really don't see a reason to upgrade. My work laptop is an M1 Pro and it is also doing totally fine. At work we used to do l
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by TranquilMarmot 8mo ago
Sure, but that bungee strapped slop got them pretty damn far
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by TranquilMarmot 10mo ago
I agree that is is irredeemable. I'm excited for Oracle to take over because then TikTok will degrade to a point where I'm not compelled to use it anymore! > build a competing product at the quality level of TikTok/Insta t
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by TranquilMarmot 10mo ago
I have not seen any of this and I am well aware of it existing, but I imagine that will change once Oracle takes over.
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by TranquilMarmot 10mo ago
Does all reading need to be challenging and mind expanding? A lot of the books were "just for fun" sci-fi/fantasy reads. A few of them were "mind-expanding". It's good to have a mix of the two. I listen to audi
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by TranquilMarmot 10mo ago
> you are rarely exposed to anything that isn’t releasing dopamine all the time and it means you’re rarely challenged This makes me question whether you've tried to use TikTok for an extended period of time - say, 30 minutes a day f
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by TranquilMarmot 11mo ago
Yes, I have an older gaming PC from ~2018 that I keep putting off upgrading (first GPU prices skyrocketed, now this...) and was hoping to replace it with a Steam Machine next year. Will be endlessly bummed if that doesn't happen. Will
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by TranquilMarmot 11mo ago
Right - you can NOT tell me that a sufficiently complex application using HTMX is easier to reason about than React. I've had to deal with a complex HTMX codebase and it is a nightmare.
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by TranquilMarmot 11mo ago
Mac hardware with *true* Linux support would be heaven. I really hope that Framework can keep improving and get to that level eventually (please Framework, release and ARM chip, please)
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by TranquilMarmot 11mo ago
Same thing I used it for 10 years ago hahaha
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by TranquilMarmot 11mo ago
Unfortunately, most standards that we end up with are only standard because they're are widely used and not because they are the best or they make the most sense.
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
I switched to Kagi a while back and ended up buying their annual subscription for unlimited searches. It's such a breath of fresh air, like a search engine from an alternate universe where Google just focused on search instead of adtec
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
Yeah, I was mostly being facetious haha. I know that GIMP as a project is notoriously difficult to contribute to.
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
Support open source projects with donations and contributions
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
GIMP is open source if you want to go help improve it ;)
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
> Inkscape is still basically unusable with extreme lag. ?? I use Inkscape every day on macOS and it runs just fine, equivalent to on Windows/Linux. It was pretty bad a few years back but has caught up.
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
We're not okay with it, but it's so entrenched by the wealthy that the only way out will eventually be violent revolution which nobody wants.
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
Very cool, I love Tailscale. I use it to connect together a VPS, desktop computer, phone, and a few laptops. My main use case is self-hosted Immich and Forgejo so this is great.
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
You're discounting the mental effort that goes into describing what you want to an LLM and then verifying the output, which is only worth it if it actually saves you time. Doing a simple search for a few DVDs does not seem worth the ef
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by TranquilMarmot 1y ago
It's just Chromium

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