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by catapart 3y ago
Eh, I'm willing to give them every inch of their due, and I'm immune to sophomoric or superficial complaints about the platform that would make it seem like it's failing in any way, but I really must insist that the pace is s
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by catapart 3y ago
Oh, nice! Thanks for the data! I don't follow any of it, myself (can't even use threads), so it's nice to have a little confirmation on that! Like I said, I've kind of thought this was the trend. Threads made pretty clea
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by catapart 3y ago
Yeah, it seems like their "slow burn" strategy is seeing dividends in a very deliberate way. I don't know that we'll ever get a "tipping point", and I know that the platform will never be "good", but
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by catapart 3y ago
As a game dev, most of this sounds unappealing. A "next gen" game engine would let me open it up and describe the type of game I was making and then plop me into a scene with all of the basics set up via non-desctructive, procedur
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by catapart 3y ago
Yeah, as someone interested in this kind of thing, I've been hoping someone else would put something together that would work, but I think I share your assumption that this is probably not something that can be made into a product prof
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by catapart 3y ago
>How can we make more people self host their data rather than giving it to corporations? Here's my pitch... Sell a productized version of a server that has everything you need to run all of your data-sharing needs already set up wit
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by catapart 3y ago
Amazing! I love how immediate, and straightforward it is. Easy to understand and fun to play around with!
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by catapart 3y ago
Y tu!
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by catapart 3y ago
Thank you, that is good to hear. I hope it continues to happen to you in more dire circumstances such that your education continues to enrich. I hope that you are so marginalized by ideology that you can no longer be, just like you advocate
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by catapart 3y ago
I didn't say anything about hypocrisy; I don't care how you comport yourself or whatever personal restraints or actions you use to justify how you eschew empathy for ideological purity. You think you're unique? Or particularl
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by catapart 3y ago
Must be nice to be so privileged! I hope every damaging thing you are apathetic about happening to other people happens to you so that you are able to test your principles in the most comprehensive way.
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by catapart 3y ago
Right. Because the only answer this ideology proposes is to "burn it all down and..." Which you might note is not an "answer" so much as it is succumbing to the chaos that you don't feel is important enough to contr
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by catapart 3y ago
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by catapart 3y ago
Given the context, maybe you should ask OP what chip they're using?
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by catapart 3y ago
Sorry, you're right, I meant "integrated graphics". Those (often laptop) chips that don't have real GPUs with SOCs, or whatever, but just have some helper commands/functions for common graphic processing tasks. Basi
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by catapart 3y ago
Bruh. I'm with you on IP being useless, but insisting on something being a "fact" is meaningless. It's a fact that everything can be represented in binary. You can identify every knowable concept as either "cat&quot
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by catapart 3y ago
Seconding the PWAs here, but I caution against thinking of it as an "either-or" situation. If you're going to build an app that can be accessed in a browser from a url, there are only benefits to making it a PWA. Offline, loc
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by catapart 3y ago
Highly recommend Tauri over Electron, if you are going to be using a web ui stack. Same kind of thing as Electron, just fresher so it's more streamlined (for now). It's Rust, but you can use extern libraries from most other langua
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by catapart 3y ago
That's where my money's at. Usually if you have a rendering error in an otherwise competent product, it's due to it being programmed for a different domain. Here, the CPU and GPU have such different types of work units that s
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by catapart 3y ago
Oh man, sorry, I wish! I've been using cobbled together bits of python plugins that handle Blender's geometry nodes, and the geometry scripts tools in Unreal. I haven't even ported over to their new proc-gen tools, which I su
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by catapart 3y ago
Dang, this is getting so good! Still got a ways to go, with the weird edges, but at this point, that feels like 'iteration details' rather than an algorithmic or otherwise complex problem. It's really going to speed up my pip
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by catapart 3y ago
Real question because I have a vested interest in a cheap, reliable, straightforward pickup truck* (which would most-efficiently be an EV): Why do you like seeing attempts at stuff for the sake of it being "different", when we hav
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by catapart 3y ago
I dunno, seems like a pretty self-evident theory? If your leader is irreplaceable, regardless of group size, that's a single point of failure. I can't figure how a single point of failure could ever make something "stronger&q
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by catapart 3y ago
Man, that is so damn cool! Thanks! Don't have any particular use case for this, myself, but its open accessibility (a simple url) makes it a drop in solution for all kinds of environments, including Unreal and Blender. And just based o
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by catapart 3y ago
I don't want my bank to decline my debit card when I have the funds. But I appreciate that they do it as a measure to evade fraud, because I've had that kind of fraud perpetrated on me and, prior to that, it was easy to imagin
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by catapart 3y ago
Being from the US, this kind of union solidarity is really beautiful to watch. We've had our own string of recent wins, which has also been pretty fantastic, but seeing it all go down as if this is standard practice hits different. Lik
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by catapart 3y ago
It's hard to remember exactly what my problem with it was, but if you look up the original filing and read what the artists claim is being done with their images, you can clearly seem some invalid assertions on their part. That's
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by catapart 3y ago
Yeah; headline leaves out the pretty salient bit that the plaintiffs can amend their claims to be more accurate, which will only make the case more logistically sound. Headline makes it seem like the case is over, when it's not.
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by catapart 3y ago
Seems like a good table-setting measure. Judge is saying "what you claimed isn't how it works; if you want to amend your claim to say how it actually works (and why that's infringing), you can do that now." Judge is also
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by catapart 3y ago
I enjoyed Kotaku enough to keep reading through all of their Theil/Hogan bullshit, so I'm very happy that there is now a spiritual successor, that ditches the legacy crap and lets those bloggers do what they do best. I wish there

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