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3y ago
Forum sliding and bots may be driving these things. Forums are historically pretty easy to manipulate and Reddit isn't so different from other BBs that have been around for decades now.
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3y ago
Labels and infighting is easy. I wonder if they are actually fascists or tankies. Also, what is a "tanky"?
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3y ago
This matches the spirit of Getting Things Done 's "Inbox" quite well. The goal is to minimize friction for recording thoughts/ideas/todos that come into your head. You write them down and into the Inbox they go, to
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3y ago
There's a popular work that comes to this conclusion in its beginning chapters [0]. The basic premise is that the act of science and knowledge acquisition cyclically devolves into ideology and is then disrupted. Typically those who ini
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3y ago
I recommend brave as well. I've had it running on my phone for a month or two now and it is quite nice in terms of search results. I also don't really deal with ads on websites, including YT.
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3y ago
It doesn't work for Prime videos with ads, which is irritating (I pay for Prime so I don't have to see ads, among other benefits).
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3y ago
You might could hit 5Ghz by overclocking the appropriate CPU. I remember 10 years ago looking at the liquid cooling setups needed to hit 5Ghz on a core.
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3y ago
Crysis is a problem because it is single threaded. That's why it was so hard on computers back in the day.
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3y ago
I apologize. I guess I miscommunicated something. I mean that a creator can opt to charge what they want and also turn off ads if they choose. Or front load the ads, like theaters do. Really, it is up to the creator how they want to forma
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Hopefully, for the consumer it would be no different than YouTube or Netflix. Unless you don't want ads, then you pay your dues. I have no idea how the experience would vary for the advertisers. For the producer it should offer more fl
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3y ago
Why not a bittorrent style peering mechanism? Popular content will always have pools of people who are consuming it. I've had an idea in the back of my head for what would make a decentralized video service work, and it plays with the
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3y ago
Oooh, there's definitely a "goto" in the lexicon [0]. I suppose I could do something like that. This project is almost 3 years old now. I might have to pull it out and dust it off. :D [0] https://ttssh2.osdn.jp
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3y ago
I had to change the scope of my desires. I don't want to make the next Python. Not even the next Zig or Nim. I just like fiddling with compilers and interpreters. Someone else mentioned Crafting Interpreters and I'll bring it up
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I had a lunch time project for a couple of months, where I would spend about 30 minutes a day (I had to limit myself) implementing a scheme-like in an assembly-like language called Teraterm. It was fun trying to work within the constraints
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There are some theories out their that certain psychedelics do have this effect (see psylocybin (sp?)). I've seen folks with ADD/ADHD -- and people from silicone valley -- say that psylocybin positively affects their ability to co
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3y ago
My prompt was simpler and the results are pretty cool. It didn't get "sky as the ground", though. https://skybox.blockadelabs.com/c0e1e883df8d91a50f8e30180d73...
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It is called "skybox" AI, a reference to sky boxes from video games.
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3y ago
To be fair, the demo skybox was quite good. If I was a one man studio, I'd be willing to pay for and wait for well made sky boxes.
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3y ago
I assume that business cards would have a unique email/end point to allow for this case, kind of like how gmail and others allow you to add +<stuff> to the end of your email address. So you'd have a set of "business car
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3y ago
Might I recommend Mort Theory by "The Theorizer"? It is 2+ hours and is about the idea that Mort from the movie Madagascar is evil. Enjoy. :D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REymyiNElA8
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If he issues them as NFTs and concurrently releases GTC (ghost town coin), he might make a little cash on the side.
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I did some poking around. Others have reported some pretty egregious irregularities in how 2000 Mules was produced. Apparently there's a map of Moscow in one of the shots where they're talking about Georgia? We can talk about th
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3y ago
I'm unfamiliar with these. Sources?
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I don't know about the debunking. I do know what I saw with my own eyes; the video shows people stuffing ballots in boxes all across the country. There's also the weird phenomena where ballot counting was shut down in four states
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This has been in my head for awhile. It would give a "common ground" or "common understanding" that Americans seem to lack at this point. I would hope something like this would provide a framework to communicate for wild
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And brutal. As empires go, the Japanese had no regard for the lives of humans who weren't ethnically Japanese. This old-world way of doing war saw some 250,000 [0] Chinese killed for aiding American pilots after their bombings of targe
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The value is something the US Transportation Admin. has calculated [0]. It's rather cold-blooded, but it makes sense. [0] https://www.transportation.gov/office-policy/transportation-...
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And Iraq would the be the Bush/Cheney/Haliburton War. I'm a fan of this naming convention.
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This is incomplete. Ukraine was supposed to be a buffer between NATO and Russia. As soon as Western folks started talking about getting cozy with Ukraine, Putin saw the eventuality where US/joint bases would be on his border and he did
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> Also: the charge was inciting/organising a hate crime True, but we don't know what the man actually said. So whether the charge was true or not remains solely decided by those policing speech. > He was arrested, presented
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