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by bardan 3y ago
I think I get this sometimes, lying on my back falling to sleep. What feels like an "electric shock" hitting me between the eyes and jolting me awake.
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by bardan 3y ago
I used to bind 'jk' to escape but it led to a few problems, in particular I would compulsively use jk as escape on remote systems I hadn't configured myself. In the end I realized I didn't mind ctrl-[ and have used that
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by bardan 3y ago
In the past they have done week long SSTV events, often over the Christmas / New Year period. They haven't had a long one in a while as the SSTV unit was malfunctioning, but just a couple of weeks ago they did a successful test so
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by bardan 3y ago
The endless open world / survival / scavenger games are all like this for me. You learn the ropes, start playing well, and after a while go "now what?" In Rust for example people seem to wind up mindlessly picking off ne
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by bardan 3y ago
I don't use AdNauseam but I have been thinking about it more lately, not out of malice but because I wonder if it's simply a more efficient way of preventing trackers from learning about me than by standard blocking. I am concerne
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by bardan 3y ago
Yeah this is what bothers me. Any argument that has an innate, automatic means of dismissing criticism is innately worth dismissing automatically.
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by bardan 3y ago
I suppose the leaders and associated militaries of these countries would beg to differ.
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by bardan 3y ago
Yeah. I feel like Western cinema right now could use a movement like the Pinky movies of 80's/90's Japan - cheap, titillating, often thoughtful art movies that were also basically softcore pornography.
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by bardan 3y ago
I appreciate the work good mods put in but I'm only loyal to the concepts of my favourite subs, or to the people who post on them. I don't know of anything online like /r/signalidentification, for instance, and I'll
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by bardan 3y ago
> Maybe the musicians who just do studio work have to start touring instead. No more value in composition, only in live performance? What if you're a great composer but not much of a performer? Most people remember The Beatles for
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by bardan 3y ago
Sometimes people say "you only hate TikTok because it's a foreign company doing it better than American social media". Maybe that's right, maybe TikTok is just doing it better than American social media platforms, but wh
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by bardan 3y ago
A counterpoint would be the Encyclopaedia Dramatica article for Australia (or any other developed country).
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by bardan 3y ago
just a little joke
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by bardan 3y ago
A) is the thing maybe gonna intersect with the thing? B) how much does the thing intersect with the thing? C) move the things so they aren't intersecting. I don't know, the author might go into more detail.
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by bardan 3y ago
> more like an old-school RPG soundtrack rather than a song Well I'm just going to go ahead and pretend I didn't hear that.
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by bardan 3y ago
At this point in time trades seem like a pretty good bet. They pay well (in my country at least), you will always have work, and the skills you develop are very practical. Nice to be able to look at an issue with your own living space and c
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by bardan 3y ago
I would assume a friend finding app would turn into a lowkey hookup app.
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by bardan 3y ago
Lucas Pope's dev logs are great.
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by bardan 3y ago
Friday Night Funkin' got pretty huge for a while there. Open source, too (not sure about the license) https://github.com/FunkinCrew/Funkin
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by bardan 3y ago
Also, here is an official repo where you can look at proposed and accepted changes: https://github.com/HaxeFoundation/haxe-evolution
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by bardan 4y ago
Sure, but the most interesting thing about the dogme movies is what they manage to do in spite of the restrictions, as you said. These are beautiful shots but they don't have anything specifically to do with those restrictions.
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by bardan 4y ago
These are all great shots but they would be great in any film. The video doesn't demonstrate the idiosyncrasies of dogme films, like the restrictions on sound and lighting. (Also was the soundtrack added just for this YouTube video, or
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by bardan 4y ago
> (((:::))) Is this a reference to something? Or an attempt to confuse potential AI commenters?
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by bardan 4y ago
And don't forget that your selection is printed to stdout: git log --oneline | fzf | cowsay Sky's the limit.
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by bardan 4y ago
"And then I started to make money from people who were interested in my Twitter thread"? I like the concept but this doesn't seem very interesting.
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by bardan 4y ago
I'm talking about a big red button "spam/harmful" rather than a personal preference list. To be a little clearer: you have your own private filters and a separate, distributed block list shared amongst your friends, whic
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by bardan 4y ago
How about you initially "trust" all of your friends. If one friend blacklists a bad actor, all their friends automatically blacklist them as well. If it turns out the friend blacklisted an innocent person out of spite or something
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by bardan 4y ago
She certainly doesn't. Always comes up with something unique and interesting.
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by bardan 4y ago
If these networks were only being used to model other systems, like protein folding or something like that, people wouldn't be mistaking them for anything other than clever prediction engines. Since they're modelling our own langu
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by bardan 4y ago
dang!

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