Unai

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by Unai 2y ago
Positioning is already a huge part of the game, and every wall, corner and box to duck behind has a strategic purpose that one must be aware of, just not based on lighting but geometry and game strategy. So adding a whole other mechanic to
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by Unai 2y ago
Yes, but they have vowed to maintain manifest V2 support, at least until it becomes unfeasible. It also comes with its own ad blocker. Then again, Brave is an advertisement company, same as Google. And the CEO is Brendan Eich, notorious for
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by Unai 2y ago
I'm not the person you asked, but I could have written the exact same comment. For me, SSB and chromium's much better profile functionality are the biggest hurdles when trying to move to Firefox or a Firefox-based browser. I also
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by Unai 2y ago
Oh wow, I didn't know artifacts were shareable, and you can even take it to your own conversation to keep tinkering with it. I'm gonna have fun with this, thanks!
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by Unai 2y ago
I didn't mind it, it inspired me. I've always wanted to play with doing something like that, but I've always found it difficult to work with sound and music; and even though I use AI for tons of stuff it never occurred to me
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by Unai 2y ago
I have to agree with that post. The only objective of this foundation seem to be the advertisement of the term "social web", I guess because they found "fediverse" to not be marketable enough. The web doesn't have t
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by Unai 2y ago
Sorry about the dismissive comments you're getting. You hacked something up and I think it's pretty cool and surprisingly fun. You nailed it with the beep at the start of each audio too. Feels warm, like actual humans communicatin
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Generative AI images that look like different things based on orientation [video](youtube.com)
3 points by Unai 2y ago|0 comments
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by Unai 2y ago
Yeah, valid point. You're right, a game with no anti-cheat or a bad one will have more cheaters. But as you said, it's about the tradeoff, and that's what isn't "great". It was for a period of two years or so,
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by Unai 2y ago
> It is for anti-cheat, and it is great. How is it great? Vanguard is extremely invasive; having kernel access, you have to relinquish your PC to this chinese-owned company at all times (whether you're playing the game or not), and
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by Unai 2y ago
You forgot blindness. If you're transparent, your eyes won't be able to refract light. Which is good if you also have homicidal urges, but awful if you get diarrhea.
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by Unai 2y ago
Was your only input to ask some guy? When I play with SDXL, I can spend an hour or more on a single image, between prompting and inpainting, and playing with dozens of variables. Each final work is a collage made by generating each detail o
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by Unai 2y ago
I think it's ridiculous to try to paint Google as a little fruit stand asking to "please pay me". Google has more money than god. They are an awful abusive company, and they do break all social contracts and abuse every looph
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by Unai 2y ago
I don't think neither legality nor ad-free viewing entitlement are even factors in this conversation. What I'm entitled to is to do whatever I want with every bit of data I download through my browser. The day this stops being the
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by Unai 2y ago
Were they not recently caught destroying huge numbers of devices when they sued the company hired to destroying said devices for reselling them instead? I remember reading about that some time ago. I don't know how that wasn't a m
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by Unai 2y ago
I don't know how long you have been in HN, but I would recommend you familiarise with / refresh yourself on the community guidelines ( https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html ). While HN looks and works sim
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by Unai 2y ago
I don't understand. If I make a painting (hell, or a whole animated movie) in the style of Studio Ghibli, am I infringing their copyright? I don't think so. A style is just an idea, if you want to protect an idea to the point of n
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by Unai 2y ago
I've read a few articles like this in the last few days and I don't understand why everyone is ignoring the elephant in the room. It's 2024 and Safari is still not evergreen. When people say Safari is the new Internet Explore
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by Unai 2y ago
This is an answer by the Chrome team to Jen Simmons' article on the WebKit blog "Help us invent CSS Grid Level 3, aka “Masonry” layout", discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40130148
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An alternative proposal for CSS masonry(developer.chrome.com)
3 points by Unai 2y ago|1 comments
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by Unai 2y ago
I really don't like how disingenuous, propagandistic and patronising Simmons is being in this article. Ending each section saying "all this will be impossible if not done the way I like", which is absolutely not true. There&#
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by Unai 3y ago
Given the question was about channels worth following in 2024, I'm not sure about including Tom Scott, since he's sadly just now stopping his 10 year streak of releasing weekly videos.
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by Unai 3y ago
I just tried it both on Android and in the browser, and while it looks very nice for the price of nothing, there are two things that will probably make me not use it. In case it's of any use for any dev that might be reading: First iss
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by Unai 3y ago
Arguing what is and isn't AI is kinda futile, since there's no solid definition. I remember some old footage I once found on YouTube of a very primitive automated system for an airport control tower (I think it was). I don't
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by Unai 3y ago
How effective could this be? Maybe if it was super popular, maybe integrated on some browsers like brave or opera, it might send a message, but otherwise, isn't it just a way to give money to ad companies?
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by Unai 3y ago
Does anyone have a web design inspiration site that's focused on sites that just look good and have a good UI & UX instead of collecting the most out there canvas animation thingies? Those might look good, but I can't get insp
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by Unai 3y ago
Not true. They were charging 1€ a year , not a month (at least that's the case in my country). The math doesn't add up.
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by Unai 3y ago
Can't edit on the app I'm using, but I found this implementation of the game I was talking about: https://www.silvergames.com/en/falling-sand . Not the original, but it has all the elements I remember, plus so
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by Unai 3y ago
Reminds me of that sand game, I don't remember the name, maybe just "Sand" or "Falling sand" or similar? I know there were a bunch of different versions of it, with a lot of different materials you could draw on the
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by Unai 3y ago
>The issue is that this illustrates that Lemmy has any priorities above the onboarding process. >which serves as the underlying reason for failing to get the priorities straight. Having different priorities than you doesn't make

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