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5mo ago
GTA V got a major update last year that included eg DLSS support. It would perhaps make sense if the DRM changed at that point?
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6mo ago
“Drug den vibes” and they’re mostly just small rooms?
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6mo ago
Yeah they phrase it more honestly on the actual GitHub repo as a WASM execution platform which makes more sense
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6mo ago
> even though I can get Windows 11 to boot on it But by modifying it right? Because the core 2 does not support SSE4.2
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6mo ago
Not really understanding what this would be though, zig has all the basic stuff you would expect in its stdlib (hashmap, queues, lists etc) just like Rust
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6mo ago
Feels like maybe something lost in translation with their explanation - they say they were fed up of data structures etc. but they returned to Rust? I’m assuming there’s something a bit more nuanced about what they got tired of with Zig
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6mo ago
> But don't hide complexity under the rug by using indexes instead of pointers, it's mostly the same thing. I think the simple fact that pointers are not guaranteed aligned/valid even if they are in range of a particular s
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6mo ago
Can we stop putting this site on the front page if it has geoblocking for certain locations? Or at least require an archive link with it?
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6mo ago
I think the unspoken part is that the mess of commits is being produced by agents not people. That’s why it’s always the same confusing hype when it’s discussed, because it’s AI/LLM hype effectively
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6mo ago
Log off and go watch Robocop, jesus
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6mo ago
The console cert ones are interesting but all the others are just Unity/Gamemaker/Unreal not allowing the developers to write normal code? The nonzero timestep thing is very strange
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6mo ago
“possibly every thought you ever had” immediately brought White Noise by Don DeLillo to mind
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6mo ago
Objections to large projects exist everywhere all over the world. The reason the US has such an issue with this is because of state autonomy (and corruption). Most other places in the world don’t allow subregions of the country to do whatev
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6mo ago
Is this the X marketing team or something? You’ve posted about discussing BBQ with different nations twice in the comments here
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6mo ago
> But this is not the way. This is how things devolve into chaos. Meanwhile https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/how-many-people-ha... > U.S.-based rights group HRANA said 3,636 people have been killed
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6mo ago
They were just following orders, right
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6mo ago
What I am saying is if you involve yourself in violence (and directly profiting from violence) you should not be allowed to act shocked when that same violence turns up on your doorstep
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6mo ago
Didn’t we just go through several weeks of hearing about OpenAI allowing its tech to be used for conducting warfare? Not saying that justifies harming Altman but I am confused that he seems surprised he is now in physical danger? [Or chalks
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6mo ago
I think there are a few scammer red flags in this - it stood out to me that they said "support watched me setup 3 different accounts" - not saying MS support couldn't do this, but remoting into the machine and watching a vict
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6mo ago
Blocking the account because the image was used by another account that had been suspended etc. sounds more like the specific image had been flagged as offensive while in use by that account, rather than it having anything to do with them e
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6mo ago
Yeah this was my immediate impression as well. The assertion that homing every homeless person is the same as putting them up in unique per-person accommodation that ends up costing 65 billion is absurd.
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6mo ago
Although git.sr.ht is not responding, I saw this same page and noticed it is dated from December last year, so I'm not sure the cause is accurate. (Unless it's supposed to be a continuation of the same event that has never resolve
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7mo ago
This is very interesting - I’ve tried to make custom syntaxes for describing dialog etc multiple times, for embedding into game projects, especially since things like Ink aren’t really amenable to porting to other languages easily. So the m
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7mo ago
Go watch a big chimney stack being demolished. It hangs around in the air for a long time, before it is suddenly gone. But it’s definitely collapsing the whole time.
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7mo ago
> ours seems to be climate collapse. It used to be nuclear war Except climate collapse is actually happening already, gradually. There were escalating tensions during the Cold War, but it wasn’t like there were actual nukes being dropped
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7mo ago
I think the status page while waiting for generation is showing messages from across other users too? I saw a mishmash of different progresses, "Please provide dimensions" and then it returned to showing other random inputs
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7mo ago
Wine configuration -> Drives -> Remove It's like the most trivial thing to change
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7mo ago
Disney's involvement with this was always strange. Their business lives and dies on the strength of their characters and their designs - why would you risk allowing a service to dilute them down and maybe misuse them?
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7mo ago
The title here needs changing, this is for nvidia cards but it is not an official project and has nothing to do with them (Feels especially deceptive when there is another top story right with the headline “nvidia nemoclaw” which is an of
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7mo ago
Seems more like he had the patent long enough to build a sustainable business from his own work, and now he’s been able to earn enough from it that others’ implementations aren’t a risk to him. Which is kind of the entire point of patents,
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