cybercatgurrl

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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
i would much rather work under a designer founder with someone who understands their domain than just about anyone else
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
if you’re hiring a graphic designer without UX experience to do a UI then you’re hiring the wrong person and your end product will be hated by your userbase
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
a designer can still make a terrible UI if they have no understanding of UX. in fact the worst UX with a UI i’ve ever seen have come from professional designers and not amateurs
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
business incentives > user experience in my experience large corpos will always prioritise business incentives over a happy customer even when you make it blindingly obvious that a happy customer is actually better for their bottom line
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
americans don’t have to like anything. they do as their told
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
representatives haven’t been doing any representing for a very long time in the west. why do you think people drone on about increasing taxes on the rich? the only people being represented are the already wealthy
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
wonder when they’re gonna remove the dictator of Texas. that would be a win for everyone, hoorah!
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
in the end green power will win because energy efficiency means greater profits and that’s what capitalism demand. the question of how long it will take though is anyone’s guess
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
the US didn’t just give up. they are actively resisting cheaper technologies (ie green power) because of incompatible ideologies that favour the status quo. the biggest threat here is that the US does absolutely nothing in fact worse, it do
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
TLDR ; FYIGM
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
that’s really disappointing to hear. german engineering has had a very good reputation for a long time
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
this is where the real risk is. nobody can stop you from directly tapping the panel’s power but an inverter can potentially be bricked if it has internet. this is more an issue with residential than industrial. i would hope that all industr
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
encryption isn’t gonna do shit to stop you from directly connecting to the anode and cathode on a panel. it would be incredibly trivial to bypass
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
it’s my understanding that inefficient bureaucracy is the biggest stumbling block for rapid infrastructure or technological growth. engineers can get it done but the bottle neck will likely be to do with how fast government bodies can move
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
it’s my understanding that inefficient bureaucracy has always been significant stumbling block for infrastructure
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
you did, it has nothing to do with psychosis. as someone who has experienced psychosis you really should be more respectful about using mental health terms you don’t und
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
you must be neurotypical
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
get paid for your work especially under capitalism
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
people get really weird hate boners about systemd and anything else Lennart Poettering has made. it’s kinda pathetic
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
i think more people should be using licenses that prohibit commercial use without financial support. you’ve already got a user base. make them pay
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
yea okay, sure. ignore the data. solving homelessness esp as it relates to disability is cheaper than incarceration
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
sam, i’m sorry but is that really the safest thing for you to be saying with the recent attempts against your life? doesn’t seem very wise. you’re just going to pour gasoline on the fire
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
people believe in an afterlife for the same reason. sometimes people really need something to make it all worth something. and for some people knowing there is a light at the end of tunnel economically is exactly that
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
i have a hard time fathoming why anyone would bet yes. if they’re right isn’t their money irrelevant anyway?
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
incorrect. AI is a tool like any tool. it can be used as part of the workflow for anyone serious about their craft and anyone serious about their craft will put a lot of effort into and that is the only metric that matters
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
the problem is people don’t know what they want. that’s what the artists are for
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
this whole notion of not listening or reading yourself as an artist is rather silly. anyone who is serious about their craft whether AI or not is going to be constantly dogfooding
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
something i haven’t seen mentioned that might possibly be a way to recognise it would be the bitrate. an AI model is limited by the dataset it was trained on and i guarantee you it wasn’t trained on lossless datasets. as someone who is an a
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
exactly! LA is peak capitalism over the environment. the amount of ecosystems destroyed by Los Angeles’s insatiable thirst for water is impressive
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by cybercatgurrl 6mo ago
excuse me? leave the markets alone? to do what? continue screwing people over with the cost of living? at some point the government needs to step in when greed outstrips the ability of the consumer to meet the demand. capitalism on it’s own

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