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by dmonitor 2y ago
Far from it. The versions lack a lot of parity and Bedrock is called "bugrock" by the community for a reason
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by dmonitor 2y ago
I'm sure some less knowledgeable people weren't aware of the distinction. There is a proposed California law to make the distinction more clear: don't use the word "purchase" unless you make clear that it is a licen
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by dmonitor 2y ago
> Yes, we should use LLMs to translate human requirements that are ambiguous and have a lot of hidden assumptions (e.g. that football matches should preferably be at times when people are not working & awake [3]), and use them to cre
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by dmonitor 2y ago
Giving Microsoft the market despite their incompetence is exactly what I'm worried about. They seem to have taken the "pay Washington and slowly become mandatory on every computer" strategy over "make a product people wa
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by dmonitor 2y ago
From a platform perspective, Microsoft's Xbox has been playing third fiddle to Nintendo and Sony for nearly a decade now. They are likely to phase out the hardware division. Windows, on the other hand, is a very strong platform, but Va
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by dmonitor 2y ago
Giving fat guys ozempic is significantly easier than teleporting them all to Manhattan
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by dmonitor 2y ago
Did it kill the trees, or did it proliferate after the trees died (and increased the direct sunlight reaching the ground)?
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by dmonitor 2y ago
My concern is that breaking up Google without breaking up Microsoft will basically just be giving MS a huge advantage in the multitude of categories in which they compete with each other, so we'll be left in an even worse situation tha
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by dmonitor 2y ago
Lead causing the downfall of two major empires in history would be very funny
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by dmonitor 2y ago
Lego Ideas has a limit on how many pieces a design can have, so fitting the Turing machine into those limitations was not easy. I agree, though, having the mechanisms be visible would make this a lot cooler.
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by dmonitor 2y ago
My understanding was that they sent the computers faster than light while their ships were traveling at sub-lightspeed, or something like that, which is why they could get here and fuck up the planet centuries before their fleet would make
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by dmonitor 2y ago
> it’s even more irrelevant that Android phones had larger screens first, unless people on the Apple side are blaming Android manufacturers for the push to larger screens. I would be that person, but the iPhone mini showed the market jus
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by dmonitor 2y ago
I was interested in the series until I heard the worldbuilding bit about how the aliens have FTL 12-dimensional supercomputers the size of an atom that can cause hallucinations and interfere with particle accelerators from orbit. Author bas
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by dmonitor 2y ago
true, but discoverability on the medium is awful right now, and there’s not really a pipeline for getting your webnovel an editor, and translating webnovel success into getting published
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by dmonitor 2y ago
short runs and one-offs are common in manga before someone gets approved for a full series
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by dmonitor 2y ago
We should bring back this format. Just like Netflix's "dump all at once" strategy stifles the pop impact of their series, I think you could get more interest in literature by adopting a chapter-by-chapter release cycle. You w
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by dmonitor 2y ago
So they bribed him into taking down the project? That's certainly one way to go about it.
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by dmonitor 2y ago
The Wario Land games are fantastic. Kirby is good. Mario Land might hold up? There's three Zelda games on the Gameboy Color that are worth playing as well. It's honestly not the strongest lineup of games, but there's some ban
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by dmonitor 2y ago
Good. Going private is a ridiculous nuke button for mods to have at their fingertips. Years of history becomes lost once a subreddit goes private. It's not even useful as a protest, since the admins will just undo it the moment your pr
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by dmonitor 2y ago
OpenAI's big promise is that it will allegedly yield some society-changing technological development someday. As most, Internet Archive promises to not lose what we already have.
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by dmonitor 2y ago
It running in a browser is especially ridiculous. Has Microsoft just given up on developing native Windows applications now?
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by dmonitor 2y ago
The brand isn't doing so hot and is on the decline while their competing platforms (Steam, Playstation, Nintendo) are posting record numbers. They've started releasing their in-house developed games on their competitor's cons
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by dmonitor 2y ago
Okay? Being a rabid schizo who grinds their teeth at non-foss software is obviously not healthy, but shit software is shit software regardless, and the government should intervene when market forces are being abused.
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by dmonitor 2y ago
People don't hate MS because they're big. They hate them because they make shit software and are force people to use it with anti-competitive practices. If each of Microsoft's products had to compete individually, most of the
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by dmonitor 2y ago
Teams is legitimately such awful software that it alone serves as evidence that Microsoft needs to be broken up. At any given point of using the software, there are between 5 and 7 "..." buttons on the UI hiding menu options. Ther
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by dmonitor 2y ago
searching the product name and appending "reddit" to the query
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by dmonitor 2y ago
Otterbox is a meme. Might as well carve out a hole in a nerf football to stick your phone inside. The thin leather cases + glass screen protector do nearly just as much to protect the phone and also don't feel like garbage to use.
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by dmonitor 2y ago
Try Chainsaw Man. The first ~100 chapters make up the first "arc" of the series and it is incredibly well done. The story starts to meander and the art seems more rushed in the second arc (currently ongoing), but the art of the fi
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by dmonitor 2y ago
I think the manga format is really effective at letting new stories reach audiences. US media companies need to realize that funding authors/artists to test run their new stories as cheap comics and increasing funding to the 1/20
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by dmonitor 2y ago
what does this offer that podman desktop does not? https://podman-desktop.io/

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