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by cheschire 3mo ago
If you’re getting a 404 from OP’s link, the URL was updated on their site: https://www.blender.org/download/releases/5-2/ Hopefully a mod sees this.
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by cheschire 3mo ago
Done. I was feeling bad for saying how often I used blender without paying a cent not 20 seconds earlier in this very thread. Then I saw your message. The fact that Apple Pay is an option made it take only another 20 seconds for me to throw
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by cheschire 3mo ago
I use blender constantly to make things for 3d printing and I haven’t spent a cent on it or any plugins I use for it. So for anyone on the fence about picking up blender and reading this comment above, no it doesn’t require hundreds of doll
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by cheschire 3mo ago
Seems related to the four risk management strategies: - Avoidance - Mitigation - Transference - Acceptance
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by cheschire 3mo ago
Supported by the empirical evidence of cube farms, post COVID in the early “return to office” days, when office etiquette was completely forgotten and people were listening to all their meetings on speaker, but we were still having all our
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by cheschire 3mo ago
I must have taken the article too literally. Thanks for taking the time to help me understand. It’s also hard to tell what’s a joke these days surrounding a lot of AI “best practices” and what’s a legitimate idea worth exploring.
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by cheschire 3mo ago
Oh, it’s macOS only. The site didn’t say anything about it, or maybe I’m just blind. I had to look at the repo to see.
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by cheschire 3mo ago
So going allllll the way back up to my original message where I asked for more resources to read… yeah I think you might be onto something.
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by cheschire 3mo ago
It's elephants all the way down.
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by cheschire 3mo ago
English in the Future Directors at Daimler Benz and Chrysler have announced an agreement to adopt English as the preferred language for communications, rather than German, which was another possibility. As part of the negotiations, director
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by cheschire 3mo ago
I appreciate you seeing through my confusion and giving me a concrete response.
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by cheschire 3mo ago
“My voice is my passport. Verify me.”
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by cheschire 3mo ago
And then who watches the watchmen? Chains of authority can always be questioned. I think GP is suggesting that the package management platforms themselves provide the verification if they want to stay in the business of being the de facto s
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by cheschire 3mo ago
But if an attacker gets your fake birthday and uses that to successfully reset credentials on another site that uses the same fake birthday? At some point it becomes your birthday of record as far as the internet is concerned. Doesn’t matte
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by cheschire 3mo ago
Oh, interesting. So am I understanding correctly then that the tools that come with monthly subscriptions are inherently limited and unable to expand to what the article describes in the outermost loops?
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by cheschire 3mo ago
The article describes API calls using code. How does one use these loops in Claude Code (assuming you mean CLI not cloud) or Antigravity (assuming you mean agy not the IDE)?
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by cheschire 3mo ago
Anyone have suggestions on implementing loops with a basic $20/mo subscription to claude or gemini? Any blog posts recommended?
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by cheschire 3mo ago
Douglas Adams basically predicted Wikipedia on smartphones, and I suspect we are only a few years away from babelfish ear buds.
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Alarm over launch of facial recognition in UK shops that instantly alerts police(theguardian.com)
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by cheschire 3mo ago
They’re using the broadest definition possible, where tax dollars are generally meant to provide public service. But at that point you’re just in an argument over which public services are most important to whom. So then implying that tax d
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by cheschire 3mo ago
> The whole thing relies on donations to keep it afloat, which is really what tax dollars are for. Hmm. I don’t believe that’s accurate.
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by cheschire 3mo ago
No need to be defensive. If you were unaware of the irony before my comment, then my point was that there may be more still for the education system to offer. This isn't directed at you specifically. I am making a broader connection to
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by cheschire 3mo ago
"we seen during" This was an intentionally ironic use of poor grammar in a statement against organized education, right? Hopefully?
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by cheschire 3mo ago
> unwise to use Windows full stop
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by cheschire 3mo ago
Trainspotting was like this for me.
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by cheschire 3mo ago
Great business opportunity there. Make a free service that sends AI generated birthday notes to people. All the user has to provide is the other persons birthday. People cannot be relied upon to provide accurate birthdays but nobody would s
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by cheschire 4mo ago
Well they can’t use that to track users of Linux. I was a big fan of Microsoft ten to fifteen years ago. I’ve since transitioned my whole family off Microsoft products now over to Linux, Apple, and proton. Edit: and Brave. I really thought
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by cheschire 4mo ago
Ehh, it’s a late AI summer at best. You still need the economic leaves to finish falling off the trees before you can get to the true start of winter.
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by cheschire 4mo ago
And here I am the next day wondering why the heck I don’t just set the cron jobs for 1am Sometimes having people ask the obvious questions can cause some useful reflection
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by cheschire 4mo ago
So not Tolkien ages?

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