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by dmos62 10mo ago
What makes you think I'm not thinking critically? You're the person here who seems to be thinking in terms of competition, as far as I can tell. And, who's we? Not sure if you're being subtly apologetic, so I'll ela
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by dmos62 10mo ago
> Russia is not quite that ballsy over accidentally butchering civilians. I don't know about accidental, but if anyone thinks Russia is not ballsy about butchering civilians, they need a refresher on Russia's wars during the la
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by dmos62 10mo ago
A bias in perception won't help you be perceptive.
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by dmos62 10mo ago
It might seem like bias will get you to where you're going faster, but at the end of the day it's just bias.
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by dmos62 10mo ago
The biggest advantage of codex variants, for me, is terseness and reduced sicophany. That, and presumably better adherence to requested output formats.
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by dmos62 10mo ago
I don't think it's a stretch. I've numerous close friends that work with it daily and I've helped troubleshoot some of the issues. After Effects is quite hated among them, but has to be used, because there aren't vi
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by dmos62 10mo ago
What makes it unique?
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by dmos62 11mo ago
So it became more straightforward to release games on Linux? Sounds like a positive. Or, is the gripe about distinction of released for vs playable on?
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by dmos62 11mo ago
My thoughts exactly, linux gaming really doesn't tell me much, beyond that I might be able to use it if I was using Linux. Could be some controller or a Proton-something for all I can tell reading the phrase.
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by dmos62 11mo ago
Here's a thought experiment. What hypothetical piece of technology am I describing? > Next generation of construction - gezzite makes construction smoother and simpler across various commercial and residential projects.
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by dmos62 11mo ago
Look at Blender. No reason why that success can't be repeated.
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by dmos62 11mo ago
Have you seen a change in these attitudes?
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by dmos62 11mo ago
And same goes for less technical disciplines too. Adobe, Autodesk, Archicad, etc. It's pretty bad software: expensive, very buggy, poor extensibility, poorly maintained, closed-source, rapid tech debt accumulation requires upgrading yo
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by dmos62 11mo ago
Thanks for sharing. To be clear, I don't doubt that there are people that would make a problem out of a history of mental illness. But, it's definitely not everyone and someone with such a history shouldn't be discouraged to
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by dmos62 11mo ago
I'd be surprised if the people I worked with would think twice before working with someone that's been in psychiatric care, though I can't be sure, because I don't know that any of them did. I know that I wouldn't c
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by dmos62 11mo ago
I think that the general concensus is as long as a name doesn't start with a V, and is not taken, it's a good brand name. You can substitute W for V though, as in Waginium.
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by dmos62 11mo ago
Command economies are a component of some past socialist regimes. They are not a defining feature of socialism as a political and economic philosophy. I'm tired of socialist=bad and related categorical rhetorics. It's nuanced: whe
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by dmos62 1y ago
Why are you replying under every other comment here in this low effort, negative manner?
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by dmos62 1y ago
Argh, I lost my reply due to a hiccup with my distraction-blocking browser extension. I'll try and summarize what I wanted to say. I'll probably be more terse than I originally would have been. I appreciate your thoughtful reply.
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by dmos62 1y ago
I don't want to invalidate your viewpoint: I'll just share mine. The shared truth that holds us together, that you mentioned, in my eyes is love of humanity, as cliche as that might sound. Sure it wavers, we have our ups and downs
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by dmos62 1y ago
That's clearer. I can see how that can be a problem, but destruction of humanity? I think of this as a fun change in circumstance at best and a challenge at worst, rather than a disaster.
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by dmos62 1y ago
Hate to be the dum-dum, but what's leading to humanity's self-destruction here? Loss of privacy? Outsized corporate power? Or, is this an extreme mix of hyperbole and sarcasm?
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by dmos62 1y ago
I was curious so I researched a bit (read their landing page). I don't understand what you mean. It doesn't use cryptocurrencies, except as a way to tip others' content. Or, did you mean that you find the use of cryptography
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by dmos62 1y ago
You can do something about it. Don't underestimate the power of an individual.
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by dmos62 1y ago
Don't be so cynical. There are people who actually have impaired accessibility and struggle with technologies we take for granted. Those people are the target of accessibility engineering, not your popup needs.
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by dmos62 1y ago
It's easy to judge, but the alternative might be a kid that's on his phone anyway, but struggles to have a structured routine.
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by dmos62 1y ago
It's a niche hobby, esoterics. You might be interested to hear that Rosicrucians basically assert that Jesus was a master initiate (simply someone highly accomplished), while Christ is a diety (the solar logos, the sun god) that "
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by dmos62 1y ago
Steve Jobs was also known to lock teams in a room until they arrived at a common vision. It's a difficult task, to align everyone, but in my limited experience not doing it resulted in extremely inefficient execution. What's more,
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by dmos62 1y ago
Hypothermia helps with exhaustion too.
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by dmos62 1y ago
You sleep on the ground in near-freezing temperatures? That's impressive, if true. I find it difficult to sleep if I lack insulation from the ground. An air-mattress isn't enough for me when it's 10-12 degrees celcius outside

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