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7mo ago
The studio is also like 5x as fast as those machines.
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7mo ago
Need to amend constitutional rights to privacy then these laws can be struck down in courts.
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Everyone I've spoken to that actually lives in New York city was very happy with the plow schedules. I'm also under the impression that they approached many of these homeless people multiple times over several days to try to get t
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7mo ago
I may be taking out some frustration on you undeservedly here.
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This is what I've been saying to the people who blame the voters for Trump's win in 2024. Democrats knew how dangerous he was and how weak of a candidate he should have been and they still decided to skip the primary and run an un
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7mo ago
Using a new york post article to dismiss the insurgent left on grounds of experience is one way to describe it I guess. Schumer and Jeffries have decades of experience between them and the Democratic party has the lowest approval in its his
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7mo ago
Slay the Spire 2 was shipped using godot. I've found it's easier to develop on than Unity. This is an outdated understanding imo
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7mo ago
Yeah people groan about GDScript but the performance code in the engine is written in c++. Since they added static typing, GDScript is perfectly adequate as a scripting language
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7mo ago
The code is what the code does.
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7mo ago
Aseprite is the best tool for pixel art full stop
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7mo ago
They also have long term contracts with the suppliers in all likelihood
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8mo ago
Can't even spell bureaucracy while you're making big predictions like this.
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8mo ago
Facebook rightly retired their facial recognition system in 2021 over concerns about user privacy. Facebook is a social media site, they are not the government or police.
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8mo ago
You don't have to make excuses for corporate decisions that damage user privacy.
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8mo ago
I can't even tell what's sarcasm anymore lol.
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8mo ago
Part of me thinks maybe I erred bringing this up, but there's discussions worth having in terms of continued access to software that's working for people regardless of what it is, and on if this is healthy. I'm probably on a
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8mo ago
Last time they tried to do this they got huge push back from the AI boyfriend people lol
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8mo ago
Allowing anyone to edit someone else's images from the browser with an AI model is deeply evil stuff.
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8mo ago
People who care about their community?
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9mo ago
A shrug and a sigh in so many words.
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9mo ago
Tech is being run by ignorant financiers and college dropouts who don't understand institutional knowledge or technology.
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9mo ago
It's why artists despise the AI art users. In that field it isn't simply them trying to contribute but instead insisting that you wasted your time learning to create art and if you're a professional you deserve to starve. All
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9mo ago
It's inevitable when the institutions are so thoroughly bought by the people building this technology.
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9mo ago
Eating all AI "art" that tries to displace real artists in these spaces is the only moral decision.
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9mo ago
Lower profile and they're not making as many crazy deals but they're also losing incredible amounts of money.
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9mo ago
$10 until the contract is voided in court because you didn't know the law.
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9mo ago
Many lawyers work on contingency and take a set proportion of the settlement if they win instead of charging hourly.
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Enough people have gotten owned for using these things in court that I think the more likely response is laughing at the ignorance then feeling threatened.
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It's so ridiculous to make this argument when the people who stand to benefit the most from this technology are the massive corporations that can subsidize the compute and capital costs of this technology. Is it democratization when Go
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Panel gaps
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