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by butlike 1mo ago
I disagree. Burning trash creates an implicit stopgap where the trash burning is better than the fossil fuels, so the process is placated until the trash burning isn't good enough, or its downsides rear their ugly heads. Instead of tur
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by butlike 1mo ago
> Very disappointed to see a program I remembered fondly for its native-feeling interface and functional But it used wxWidgets, so by definition, NOT native interface
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by butlike 1mo ago
But how will I get my dopamine hits without vibe coding?
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by butlike 1mo ago
I think what they mean is it looks like a hodgepodge of different DAWs, aka: designed by a committee who's only point of references are features in other done software. It doesn't look like it has its own visual identity.
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by butlike 1mo ago
Because they're good
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by butlike 1mo ago
Yeah, burning trash isn't a great answer
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by butlike 1mo ago
Nice, thanks for the reply. For what it's worth, I like the sparse nature of the game so far, and yeah, agree on not trying to make it into nethack.
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by butlike 1mo ago
In hexwalker, what does the AU/A0 button do? Also is there anything to "do" or is it more of a wanderlust simulator? I found a cave with a coffin but so far no items underfoot to use.
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by butlike 1mo ago
Nothing screams counter-culture like having to call a significant other and explain you're "behaving yourself." Where's the trust?
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by butlike 1mo ago
They're not singling out the nerd, they're talking about someone's idiosyncrasy. Tomorrow, proverbially, they could be talking about one of Gillian's idiosyncrasies. I don't think it's immature or callous. It&#
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by butlike 1mo ago
Surely they know the concept of a book
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by butlike 1mo ago
Well, yeah. It used to be you traded money for your time building someone else's dream. Now you do it for free. What kind of value proposition is that? I love you guys, but number 1 is numero uno, and if the chips are down and I'm
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by butlike 1mo ago
There are no nuanced problems
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by butlike 1mo ago
I don't think that's fair. You can 3D print doodads and spin up an AI business to sell them, but it's not the same as selling a quality tool that's been forged in the failures of previous versions. Skill is still a moat.
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by butlike 1mo ago
So now people have to make a pilgrimage to the airgapped box to ask the superintelligence questions?
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by butlike 1mo ago
Nice is a state, just like any other feeling, which means the nice organism is advantageous to your well-being _right now_. The thing is, all of these states are constantly in flux, and a personality is kind of like a trend on the organism&
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by butlike 1mo ago
Why is cocaine in food bad but refined sugar is fine?
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by butlike 1mo ago
They invented the red notification badge. You know, the thing that gets you to compulsively open the app to view content of people doing better things than you in more exotic places than you. The thing that gets you to compulsively open the
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by butlike 1mo ago
I always thought fandom was '3rd party.' Like, you have an actor in a high-exposure job, but the more the middleware companies boost the allure of any arbitrary celebrity, the more money they'll make. The actor may address &#
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by butlike 2mo ago
This is amazing
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by butlike 2mo ago
The best strategy for the majority is homogeny, right? Just go with what others say to do 100% of the time offering no input yourself until the distribution of people becomes homogenous.
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by butlike 2mo ago
I always took weird to mean "not easily digestible," not necessarily harmful. Like, if the guy is weird, processing his actions is hard, but I'm never threatened by him.
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by butlike 2mo ago
Keep the weird in the art. People don't mind as much if the weird is bounded by 4 corners and a frame; they secretly want to view it.
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by butlike 2mo ago
Nice. That feels like the correct way to me
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by butlike 2mo ago
I don't know if you're being facetious our not. I agree that that's the current landscape, but it doesn't make any sense! Imagine a great big ship sailing the oceans in ancient times. The crew made the ship sail straight
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by butlike 2mo ago
fair
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by butlike 2mo ago
Do you collaborate with your keyboard on the spreadsheet? The prosaic prompting is an I/O device to a machine.
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by butlike 2mo ago
> But it all seems very cute and pales in comparison to today. What if what happens today seems quaint in the future?
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by butlike 2mo ago
And to think him and Faye Wong are virtually the same age. She, a beautiful actress singer-songwriter, and him, a rather bulbous egg-headed villain. Are we SURE what you do doesn't influence how radiant you appear to others?
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by butlike 2mo ago
You just nailed something for me, so I wanted to say "thank you." It's the _PAID_ advertising that's the issue. I've been struggling with hating advertising, yet having difficulties reconciling how I would know abou

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