dormento

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by dormento 5d ago
You are absolutely right.
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by dormento 5d ago
Aren't we all. Aren't we all.
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by dormento 5d ago
Also, SponsorBlock. Can't recommend it enough. It even works on """smart""" TVs if you're controlling youtube from your phone.
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by dormento 7d ago
Certainly. Also, its extra weird because the product that is being boosted can be told to go and boost itself.
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by dormento 8d ago
And now everyone is a sorcerer: they can trap small demons inside metal boxes and force them to do their bidding. As before, any supernatural effects are performed by those beings (which were willed into existence by siphoning the wisdom fr
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by dormento 9d ago
Don't worry. After the great captcha war of 2029 there was an awakening and things got better for a while (until the Flock smart glasses incident...)
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by dormento 10d ago
> ...the OS auto-reclaims the space when needed I remember when your personal computer did exactly the things you asked. Now, it seems you have to trust on a third party so the computer does the things you "probably wanted". I
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by dormento 10d ago
> There is no actual feature called "Apple Intelligence", it's a marketing term for a handful of disparate features that they are applying everywhere. Just like "Microsoft Copilot" and "IBM Watson".
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by dormento 10d ago
A frog must be boiled slowly.
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by dormento 10d ago
When people offer services to "convert reference images to pixel art", to me it registers as an impossibility. If its automatic conversion (of any kind, AI or not), how can it be considered "art"? No wonder creatives of
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by dormento 15d ago
> My honest answer. You could even say it is load-bearing.
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by dormento 16d ago
Taking current political climate into account, Lula is too popular to straight up kidnap like the Venezuelan president, and the American-backed candidate isn't pooling incredibly well.
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by dormento 18d ago
Knew it was Parthian Chicken before i opened the link. This guy is a treasure.
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by dormento 22d ago
> ...AI is still very bad at making frontends that work well... The world has spoken, and it does not want "good". It just wants "good enough". The "idea-guy" got 100-fold more dangerous.
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by dormento 25d ago
Even though the accusations seem to be completely made up, I think that if the page is unlisted and robots.txt asks to user agent not to crawl the page, then its fair game. Preemptive kudos to tcrf in case this turns out to the true after a
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by dormento 26d ago
What a wild ride huh. We're in the "fuck it we ball" era. Not even the many reports of prompt injection and takeover due to IA misfeatures can cheer me up anymore. It is all incredibly sad.
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by dormento 29d ago
Its ok now you may rest <3 (Congrats on the release)
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by dormento 29d ago
A freedom fighter, a rebel and a terrorist walk into a bar. They're all the same person. (How long till the world declares the US a "terrorist nation"?)
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by dormento 1mo ago
This is very interesting! Imagine Silly Tavern, with dialog tagging and coloring of some sort, auto-generated talking heads. Almost a game engine.
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by dormento 1mo ago
It wouldn't have made for a good story if they admitted they did.
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by dormento 1mo ago
You got me thinking about possible hollow spots INSIDE my leg to put a sensor :P
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by dormento 1mo ago
Money, the "cure" to the hacker ethos.
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by dormento 1mo ago
Just to add that people who haven't tried it just don't get it. If you are used to web based editors like vscode, sublime text it is much, much faster than that. No matter the hardware, you can always tell the difference.
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by dormento 1mo ago
A curious thing happens in my Ubuntu 24 system, maybe that's just the normal OoM killer algo but no matter what process is hogging, Firefox is killed. Chrome eating too much memory? Firefox dies. Too many apps open? Firefox dies. Its f
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by dormento 1mo ago
> Windows doesn't have the problem Maybe not in the same way then. Anyways, you've unlocked an old memory of mine, where Windows would crap itself due to low RAM and the fonts and interface elements would render in a "comp
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by dormento 1mo ago
> A Meta-Framework of Spatiotemporal Composability Good to know I was not the only one confused. Reads like word salad!
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by dormento 1mo ago
You know, I never thought about that. This was my small "mind expansion moment" for today. Thanks!
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by dormento 1mo ago
> Is Pi a person? Not only that! Does the decimal representation of π (which is infinite in length) contain all persons who ever existed, and will ever exist? Since π itself is a known reason, but its decimal representation is infinite,
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by dormento 2mo ago
Imagine dozing off in the interrogation room, and the not-so-sharp officer seizes the moment and decides to use your thumb to unlock the phone, with the camera recording. "You dumbass! You use my thumb to trigger duress mode! Don'
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by dormento 2mo ago
Jesus that page chugs on a 9800x3d + rx9070xt

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