atrus

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by atrus 1y ago
Yes, but the advertising images are directly related (a T-mobile mailpiece gets a T-mobile png)
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by atrus 1y ago
Sure, but it's the same business model for everyone. Give USPS money, get it delivered to a door. Social media companies are actively curating what you see, or don't see which is the stem of all their problems.
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by atrus 1y ago
Thank you for being AGPLv3, and an extra big thank you for clearly laying out the needed directory structure. Sometimes it's not always clear. The docs in general are great!
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by atrus 1y ago
Considering that 90% of the chats I see share are people tripping over themselves to demonstrate the AI being silly and dumb, yeah they are enamored to share with the public :p
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by atrus 1y ago
> Put another way, there are plenty of situations where all the mental fortitude, discipline, self-honesty, commitment to change, and persistence won't be enough in the face of it simply being difficult to find time, space, or money
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by atrus 1y ago
I see this statement a lot, but who is paying $80 for it? You need a switch 2 to play it, and there's a bundle that includes it for $50 more. If you can afford a switch 2, but can't afford the bundle, I kinda think you realistical
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by atrus 1y ago
Does it make sense to release everything as GPL, while simultaneously offering a non-gpl option for like $$? Developers get an unlimited free use trial to try your code, up until release. At which point they can decide to either contribute
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by atrus 1y ago
When did the feds send that memo?
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by atrus 1y ago
Why is it inevitable that you have to leave the comfortable area of "those who have done it before" though? Most of the benefit of nix for me is maintaining a configuration for a couple computers in a way that's easy to backu
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by atrus 1y ago
Yeah, if you only have nixos on a space constrained device (like my poor old chromebook), you're going to have a bad time. The plus side though if you go all in is that you can build once on something more powerful and just copy the up
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by atrus 1y ago
But the syncthing fork ( https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.github.cat... ) has been going for years now, and should have been the first choice anyways.
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by atrus 1y ago
I think that argument is further hampered (taylor being an exception) by the fact that most pop stars already don't write their own songs. If people like Max Martin can pump out multiple hit songs for multiple groups, it kinda shows
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by atrus 1y ago
I wasn't using minecraft and pokemon as vr examples, but as examples of good graphics not being a good indicator of a game selling well.
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by atrus 1y ago
No, the crazy graphics has ballooned the cost of games so much that it's hurt the industry. Making a 3d game is hard enough, throwing the additional complexity and intricacies on top of that would make it too expensive to be profitable
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by atrus 1y ago
I can't imagine how domestic production can keep up. US manufacturing isn't impossibly far behind China, and now you want to basically double the need, and worse, double the need with low value good like clothes and PCBs? Nobody i
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by atrus 1y ago
Single player is pretty much fine, it's multiplayer that really gets you. No Apex, Valo, LoL.
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by atrus 1y ago
The president can do whatever they want as long as congress doesn't stop them. And congress...isn't stopping them. Not many lines here to read between.
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by atrus 1y ago
We really need models that produce intermediate files. A .blend, a whole godot project, an actual krita/psd file. Things like this product such cool things....all the way up until you need to move a specific tree half a meter to the le
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by atrus 1y ago
Lying requires intent to deceive. If you ask me to remove whitespace from a string in Python and I mistakenly tell you use ".trim()" (the Java method, a mistake I've made annoyingly too much) instead of ".strip()",
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by atrus 1y ago
Someone can present a plan, explain that plan, and be completely wrong. People are forthcoming with things they know they don't know. It's the stuff that they don't know that they don't know that get them. And also the t
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by atrus 1y ago
You're falling into the mistake of "correct" or "lied" though. Being wrong isn't lying .
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by atrus 1y ago
> As an example if you want diet advice, it can lie to you very convincingly so there is no point in getting advice from it. How exactly is this different from getting advice from someone who acts confidently knowledgeable? Diet advice i
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by atrus 1y ago
There was something similar, yeah. This feels a bit more refined though. There even was an android keyboard in this vein, except you kept circling around to get to different letters.
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by atrus 1y ago
This is neat! The final version even leaves plenty of room for additional punctuation, or have even more layers.
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by atrus 1y ago
I think there's an implied "and not expect a response" there. If you insult unhinged people (and people who kill over a mere 'offense' to their religion are unhinged), don't be surprised when you receive an unh
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by atrus 1y ago
Oh you'd be surprised haha, I see lots of older writers missing the older word processors.
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by atrus 2y ago
Yeah, people complain about steam DRM, but it's not even enforced. Games have to choose to enable steam drm. I'm not going to begrudge Valve for having an optional tool.
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by atrus 2y ago
Sure, assuming that the other distractions present in an office don't offset that productivity.
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by atrus 2y ago
No, but that doesn't mean they want it spilled all over their car either.
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by atrus 2y ago
It feels like a scraper, used for grading.

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