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by dalmo3 4y ago
Surprisingly good. Not Good good but I expected a lot worse. I think there's great potential for that kind of music in video games, if they can procedurally generate it on the fly based on the current game state (think e.g. roguelikes)
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The Bureaucratic Maze(logicmazes.com)
1 points by dalmo3 4y ago|0 comments
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by dalmo3 4y ago
> dumped it out for public consumption: no account for how it will be used, no concern about any sociopolitical consequences I hadn't heard the story of how stable diffusion was created. Sounds like the guy is a true hero from your
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by dalmo3 4y ago
> labyrinthine bureaucracy This is a reference to the country Brazil [0], which centers on... [0] https://www.bbc.com/news/business-18020623
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by dalmo3 4y ago
I know there's such thing as idiomatic code, but I can't help but think the code in the tweet would be much more readable - and no ai needed - if the variables/methods/args were better named.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
The technologies you listed are used to build, deploy and maintain frontend applications. Even if you build a pure frontend app with no backend whatsoever, not a single api call, you still need some infrastructure. So I understand when FE j
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by dalmo3 4y ago
Everything is an abstraction, even physical reality. "Concrete" is just a term for an abstraction that's useful. Typescript is certainly useful.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
How would you prevent someone from spamming a user just by knowing their username? Say, if the 2FA is done by SMS, or email. An attacker brute-forcing the password could flood the user with multiple messages. The usual response is doing a p
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by dalmo3 4y ago
You don't need bitcoin, you just need better government and to end corruption. /s
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by dalmo3 4y ago
Am I the only one puzzled by the 100% average inflation over the last century figure? That's 2^100, which would mean a single peso in 1922 had the purchasing power of 1.26 * 10^30 ARS today, or roughly a trillion times the total value
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by dalmo3 4y ago
Define document. Is a log file a document? How would you render a log file in real time without some sort of streaming (i.e. infinite scrolling)?
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by dalmo3 4y ago
> Note that the shadow DOM is not a new thing by any means — browsers have used it for a long time to encapsulate the inner structure of an element. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Web_Componen
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by dalmo3 4y ago
Interestingly, that thread gives no indication (other than the date it was written) whether the user is mad at CloudFlare for enacting censorship or for the lack of censorship.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
And it's not even on the roadmap.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
> I was unaware of (...) my thoughts Yes. Observer vs observed, the inherent contradiction of meditation. At the limit, everyone is a schizophrenic.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
Motte and Bailey. Climate fanaticals want more, much more than "not to dump huge quantities of anything into rivers, sea, atmosphere". > That action must be powerful and wide-ranging. After all, the climate crisis is not just a
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by dalmo3 4y ago
Sri Lanka might want to have a word with them.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
It's more like what problems you don't see. The unknown unknowns. It takes monumental levels of hubris to think we can control the planet's climate, THE chaotic system. Especially when the proposed solution to the effects o
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by dalmo3 4y ago
How's swift suitable for micropayments?
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by dalmo3 4y ago
Have you tried it? Check it out e.g. [1]. 1) You immediately get to see the date range of the thread. 2) You can instantly navigate to any date or position in that range. 3) Thus, it's not really infinite scrolling. At all. The only si
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by dalmo3 4y ago
> not a giant scrolling doomswheel Discourse's scrolling timeline is the absolute best UI feature I've ever used in a forum platform. Nothing else comes even close.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
I don't even bother rejecting cookies anymore, I reject the whole website altogether, bounce right off.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
> it may be a pain to pay to see all their games FTFY. It's never been easier.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
1 planck length, and... It starts - and ends - at 1?
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by dalmo3 4y ago
An ordered collection of events in time usually starts at t(0).
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by dalmo3 4y ago
Maybe these days people spend more time looking at screens, which are super colourful and bright. Neutral colours in the real world bring a little balance, calmness to it?
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Gmail will call the cops on you based on the content of your emails(pluralistic.net)
148 points by dalmo3 4y ago|74 comments
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by dalmo3 4y ago
Same, but I accidentally flag and hide posts all the time.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
They should study people who spend 6 hours in meetings next.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
"Hate speech", "misinformation", "defending democracy" are other meaningless umbrella terms just as much as "terrorism", weaponised for the same ends.

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