bangaroo

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by bangaroo 2y ago
even better with cheese, though.
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by bangaroo 2y ago
if they are undefinable and unmeasurable i'd argue you don't understand them well enough to prove or even argue that there aren't similar complexities in other species
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by bangaroo 2y ago
how did you arrive at that conclusion? i feel like there's still just an element of "it's this way because it is this way" to this argument. the entire point of the article and the discussion is the fact that we perhaps
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by bangaroo 2y ago
Switched over to you for events that I run years ago after dealing with the nightmare of twitch and couldn't be happier. Y'all have a good product. Much prefer working with you to the likes of Twitch, anyway.
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by bangaroo 2y ago
I don’t remember that but I do remember a lot about the way messaging worked on it to be kind of clunky by modern messaging standards. At least early on I don’t think you saw messages you received in context of the conversation? That’s a di
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by bangaroo 2y ago
there is an entire generation conditioned to call any group chat or instance a “server” and the pedant in me absolutely wants to scream every time I hear it I believe the origin, however, was to help it clearly and directly compete with tea
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by bangaroo 2y ago
i don't agree with most of the above comment but they did specifically call out windows as the OS that needs the crap extracted
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by bangaroo 2y ago
I mean I feel like my experience is completely contradictory to yours, and while I can't necessarily understand why, if I was having the experiences you were having I would also be frustrated. I use docker daily in development - I have
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by bangaroo 2y ago
i mean, as a long-time user who's experienced a ton of ups and downs in the the macOS world, defected to linux briefly, and returned... it is still the best OOTB experience of any computer i've ever owned. the windows experience
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by bangaroo 2y ago
superfocused utilities to provide inexplicably missing functionality in macOS are a time honored tradition, but this may be the absolute peak of that genre of app
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by bangaroo 2y ago
you would think a company full of engineers working on web technology building a tool for finding info on the internet would understand and adjust for the fact that literally nobody on earth has ever wanted to go to w3schools, ever, at all,
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by bangaroo 2y ago
this says more about you than it does about the confetti animation
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by bangaroo 2y ago
this is all well and good but i know from personal experience that all the secondary marketplaces (stubhub, seatgeek) are pushing to do this (literally lobbying the government actively) because it helps them more easily do their secondary m
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by bangaroo 2y ago
what an absolutely insane headline to describe him
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by bangaroo 2y ago
I'm shocked. Shocked, I tell you.
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by bangaroo 3y ago
I'm not even necessarily disappointed, I'm just observing that ultimately there's a lot that needs to happen for this to really be what they're marketing it as. I had a great time with it, generated a bunch of goofy musi
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by bangaroo 3y ago
i threw $10 into it to play with the new V3 algorithm much like dall-e it's wildly impressive at first glance and the more you bang your head against it, the more the cracks show it's very repetitive, doesn't often fit lyrics
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by bangaroo 3y ago
i did the same and was so, so infuriated by that.
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by bangaroo 3y ago
This was a fabulous read, thanks for sharing it.
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by bangaroo 3y ago
i did not know that and that is even more frustrating to me.
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by bangaroo 3y ago
I really used to like Boeing a lot. I want to keep liking them. There's just so much silliness and weirdness and so many compounding poor decisions adding up over there that it's frustrating to watch things like this happen and st
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by bangaroo 3y ago
the people in my life who a) have bought them and b) have kept them tend to fit the profile of technology-interested hobbyist types or software developers who want to experiment with it. most if not all of them don't take it seriously
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by bangaroo 3y ago
Seeing this on display in the boston computer museum is a formative memory of my childhood.