birracerveza

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by birracerveza 3y ago
This seems promising, hopefully it's not literal hot garbage like the 4. I loved the 3, but the 4 overheated even after patching it and using a dissipator for basically every workload...
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by birracerveza 3y ago
Oh so that's why Zig is gaining popularity
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by birracerveza 3y ago
A new tool was released. People will choose whether to learn it, whether to use it, and how to use it. If they won't do so out their own volition, market forces might dictate they HAVE to learn it and use it to stay competitive, if it
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by birracerveza 3y ago
They should be worried about what they're gonna do with all their free time, now that they have a tool that helps them identify skin conditions much faster than ever before. Same as programmers and artists. It's a tool. It must be
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by birracerveza 3y ago
It's probably just subjective bias, once the novelty wears off you learn not to rely on it as much because sometimes it's very difficult to get what you specifically want, so in my personal experience I ended up using it less and
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by birracerveza 3y ago
We should be fine as long as it doesn't move. Jokes aside, I have paused my subscription because even GPT4 seemed to become dumber at tasks to the point that I barely used it, but the constant influx of new features is tempting me to r
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by birracerveza 3y ago
Yeah, good luck with that. The genie is out of the bottle, at best you can restrict its public use (and also good luck with proving whether an image is AI or not), because even if they outlaw it somehow, you still only need a GPU, a 4gb fil
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by birracerveza 3y ago
Because they would profit from selling data on their users' activity, as usual
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by birracerveza 3y ago
Of course Wine played a very big part here, but at this point I'd also credit all Linux contributors. As I should! Because it's a massive, MASSIVE win for open source, which wouldn't be possible if, for the past decades, peop
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by birracerveza 3y ago
It's meant from a user perspective, it's a very polished experience that I couldn't fathom even 5 years ago. Even if there's dark magic lurking beneath, it's seamless.
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by birracerveza 3y ago
But I don't want to use the api, I want to use their website.
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by birracerveza 3y ago
When they initially stated they wanted to bring games on Linux, I was ... skeptical, to say the least. It seemed like posturing to fend off Microsoft's predatory policies, but ultimately an empty promise that would never work out, desp
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by birracerveza 3y ago
Please charge me per query, not a monthly subscription. Ideally 1c per x queries, where x>=5 or around that ballpark, otherwise it's a no from me. For comparison, I pay $5 a month for my phone carrier with unlimited everything.
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by birracerveza 3y ago
HN has developed some sort of allergy to cryptocurrency. Warranted or not, some users get really passionate whenever they see anything mentioning crypto, blockchain or web3.
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by birracerveza 3y ago
Between this and Opera GX's twitter, I guess they are going 200% in on memes. Maybe it's a valid strategy to give up on seriousness if you can't tackle mainstream competition head on... I am not saying this to throw shade, it
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by birracerveza 3y ago
You ok buddy?
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by birracerveza 3y ago
Exactly, it can, and will, be used as a weapon. It is an actual liability to use Unity, and there is no way to avoid it. Anyone can directly hurt them by simply installing a game multiple times on multiple devices. Bonus, developers can hur
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by birracerveza 3y ago
On 4chan it immediately sparked a crowdsourced effort to make scripts that repeatedly install/uninstall games in creative ways (VMs, MAC spoofing) with the specific intention to hurt developers. This is definitely one of the dumbest ch
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by birracerveza 3y ago
>And the latter also lost importance, I guess? It's still a very valid complaint, and will forever be as long as you're tied to Steam's server being up and willing to give you the content you paid for. That may not always
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by birracerveza 3y ago
... Cool story bro? Wrong comment?
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by birracerveza 3y ago
Sorry to tell you brother, but there's an official Steam Deck support with perfectly usable defaults.
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by birracerveza 3y ago
They even made a videogame about that, the cheetahmen.
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by birracerveza 3y ago
It's all a grift. The whole economy is grifters grifting grifters, a game of musical chairs that's going on ever since the stock market was first invented. Probably even before.
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by birracerveza 3y ago
I would extend this to include everyone that isn't actual law enforcement agencies. While it's perfectly reasonable for websites to decide what content is shown, it should also be possible to decide to show ALL content, except ver
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by birracerveza 3y ago
Well, yes, but it can get out of hand.
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by birracerveza 3y ago
"just plain old kubernetes" is an oxymoron, at best.
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by birracerveza 3y ago
Stay away if you value your time. It's not a joke when they call it cracktorio. Especially on the Deck...
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by birracerveza 3y ago
If that were so, people would be far more accepting of the idea that life, the one thing we do know that ends for everyone, just... ends, and that there is nothing for the dead after that. But people struggle with it, the concept of simply
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by birracerveza 3y ago
That's an incredibly ironic way to end this blog post.
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by birracerveza 3y ago
It's intentionally polarizing, not potentially

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