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But developing nations are already there. China has a social credit system and the Russians have had convenient ways of denouncing each other for their citizens for decades.
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You're assuming that if the senior goes you're all in the clear. Most regimes of this sort have succession plans. I was born the year of the Iranian revolution. If I was from there I'd be staring at spending essentially my en
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2y ago
Visual Studio is very much dying. Visual Studio Code is its successor that's very much alive. Those are two different products
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Lots of editors and IDEs came and went while Emacs/Vim persisted. Through my three decade career I recall the ascents and downfalls of tools like BRIEF, CodeWright, NEdit, JEdit, TextPad, Notepad++, Visual Studio, JBuilder, Eclipse, Su
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I'd prefer if I had several moves to make after a single roll of the dice. Also I block html5 auto playback by default which you appear to use for some animation stuff. It'd be great if the game could work without it.
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Just in time for RFK Jr to assume his post... “Every country has the government it deserves.” ― Joseph de Maistre
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What's the technical underpinning of this? Is this a novel prompt to 3D technique or is this a user interface on something preexisting?
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2y ago
This and also I don't want a tumor on the back of my phone. Can we go back to flat bodies at the expense of camera quality? For some of us phone cameras are really not _that_ important.
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Just like the crypto the AI craze maybe be another instantiation of Bostrom's paperclip maximiser running on a hybrid human-machine topology.
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What an absurd argument. Even if granting the dubious assertion that increased gambling is a sign of a booming economy it's not a good idea to celebrate people's dreams of unearned riches. This will lead to a lot of heartbreak and
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There have been breaches of vote counting systems.
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2y ago
Is it rolled out worldwide? I'm accessing it from Canada and don't have an option to upgrade from Plus. EDIT: Correction. It now started to show the upgrade offer but when I try it comes back with "There was a problem updatin
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Cline and Claude for coding ChatGPT 4o for improving technical writing NotebookLM for freaking out my friends when I generate podcasts from their bios and tell them they've been featured on NPR.
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It's quite nice and really lightweight but it's also very basic. So basic you can't even click on the table name in the side panel to see a preview of the data. I use it every day but yearn for a few more features.
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2y ago
Doesn't he have more important shit to be preoccupied with?
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This just calls out to the openai endpoint. It's not so much that "SORA was "leaked" but it's just access to SORA. Which I'm guessing will be cut off very soon. In other words, very little to see here.
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2y ago
Maybe Musk saturated the eco crowd with his cars and now going after the alt right to keep expanding into the market.
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Looking at the selection of the controls, does any of this even require any JS or can all this be made with HTML/CSS only?
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2y ago
Like this -> http://pcdesktops.emuunlim.com/pictures/skins/nextstart/open...
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2y ago
I still bemoan the demise of openlook and especially the "motorized" scrollbar. It was amazing how functional something as simple as a scrollbar can be when pushed ot its limits. I hate the "clean" look of modern UI tool
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2y ago
So now we're just posting straight out ads? For lifestyle gurus no less?
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2y ago
Manna is such a prescient reading.
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Ditto. Even though I'm an expat right now if Poland calls to arms I'm coming home and fighting to defend my country.
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To each their own. I would gladly take a high DPI screen with low refresh rates over the opposite. For work I can't bear to have any monitor with less than 220DPI.
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In terms of those retro "3D" logos I always favored the ones from Sun, Silicon Graphics and Nintendo 64. The NEXT logo looked amateurish by comparison.
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Wall-E in the best case, Manna ( https://marshallbrain.com/manna ) in the most likely scenario. But I'm a pessimist.
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"Your closest match is a lion".... alright, I'll continue drinking coffee and staring at the screen all day then.
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Oh, we're bringing back webrings now? That's one piece of internet lore I forgot about!
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Hopefully the coding improvements are meaningful because I find that as a coding assistant o1-preview beats it (at least the Claude 3.5 that was available yesterday) but I like Claude's demeanor more (I know this sounds crazy but it ma
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In the age of AI someone automated Mentifex[1]! [1] https://nothingisreal.com/mentifex_faq.html
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