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Absolutely amazing game. In my personal circle, literally everybody and their family had either played the game or at the least knew the main themes of the music. IIR it was also a bit cheaper than many other games. I personally think the b
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The Greatest Video Game Tech Demo
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Miniature Hard Drives
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NES Sound: The DMC – Behind the Code
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This is a very interesting idea for a few reasons. > I would naturally assume `cat:dog` would be equivalent to `(cat):(dog)` rather than `ca(t:d)og` It was confusing to me too until I remembered that we all kind of use regexes sort of wr
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I have a different take on this. Hardware is hard . Space hardware is exponentially so. But in general these days we value non-physical stuff at multiples of the real. Meta lost $15b on its Reality Labs last year by comparison. Orders of m
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What a Small Town in Japan Is Like
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Right, but you aren't really acknowledging four realities: 1 - 90% of everything is crap. 2 - > if you actually make an effort so now I have to be the curator! But I don't have time to sift through the 90% of crap. That's
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2y ago
Nice analysis, but maybe still missing some things. e.g. it's not clear that "DJ" here is professional radio-DJs vs dancehall/wedding etc. which tend to be small single-person businesses in an entirely different function
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2y ago
The "post-radio" world is a weird one. An algorithm selecting songs for streaming audio just isn't the same as the kind of curated-for-genre/channel experience that radio used to provide. Sure songs would get overplayed,
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Pcsxgc – A Port of the PS1 Emulator, PCSX, to the Nintendo GC/Wii
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The GameCube Can Now Play PS1 Games and It's Impressive
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SEO Specialist Explains What Went Wrong with ML and Google Search Results
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Project-R is San Francisco Rush recompiled
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2y ago
Honestly, where in the hell is that money going? That's like space program funding, not "repackage commodity phone parts into a headset" funding. For reference, Nintendo revenues somewhere around $13-14b. Meta is losing alm
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2y ago
I haven't used it myself, but I've heard good things about Spring Boot. For other stuff I usually just write in a dialect I like to use, and be very selective about libraries and other bits I use. It's fortunate that the stan
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2y ago
Well there was also like 10-15 year period where Java was taken over by enterprise factoryClassFactoryFactoryClassFizzBuzz architectural cancer that really made things suck as a want to be user of the language. If you just stuck to the core
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The Pebble got pushed pretty hard, the demoscene even got ahold of it. https://youtu.be/j_GJfSTz6Dg https://youtu.be/UC-ru1P3GVo
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2y ago
All the more reason why humanity needs multiple space programs.
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To me, the second biggest problem is that the models aren't really conversational yet. They can maintain some state between prompt and response, but in normal human-human interactions responses can be interrupted by either party with a
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EV maker Canoo, once worth $2.4B, files for bankruptcy
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I feel like there's a weird kind of effect where this kind of spam always used to exist, but it lived somewhere in the long-tail, on page 23 of the results. Now these things are only the front page, and between this effect and the non-
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2y ago
As somebody who also inherited their great grandfather's prized polka sheet music collection and some accordions, and has approximately zero interest in either...and has also found that the secondary market near where they live doesn&#
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Generative AI Is a Parasitic Cancer
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I know a guy who's grandfather died and left him the contents of his basement. After his grandfather passed, he drove several hours to the home and found a floor to ceiling collection of comic books going all the way back into the gold
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Meta is starting to license HorizonOS to other companies.
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> OpenVox sounds like a text to speech engine. "There are 2 hard problems in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-1 errors." The names of things today is terrible. If I hadn't known what Puppet w
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Transmeta: A CPU Revolution That Never Was
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Japanese houses aren't built with brick.
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Korean car companies are making lots of headway by trying everything . Honda makes a big deal about the Clarity of LPG converted civic. Almost everybody I know in Korea has some combination of different fuel types and transmissions. It
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