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by eukara 1y ago
All they needed was AI. Fixes everything. > "The experimental medical device would allegedly use AI to detect health issues from tests done on bodily fluids". - Newsweek https://www.newsweek.com/elizabeth-holmes
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by eukara 2y ago
Maybe I am reading this wrong - it feels like people want this to be a Steam Deck competitor? Like the whole 'I'm a PC, run me in two modes and tinker around' thing. Why? They just need to serve the existing user bases of the
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by eukara 2y ago
> If I don't get social security benefits, and I don't get my $400K, I personally will be furious with Musk, Trump, and all their Republican enablers the rest of my life. Small price to pay - for them.
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by eukara 2y ago
They must have given up on the network after the backlash they got for posting https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42716712 there. You can see that in their replies to other contemporary posts.
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by eukara 2y ago
If you don't even stand behind your statements you are nothing but a coward. Why would anyone take you seriously
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by eukara 3y ago
It's in the rollout phase. They generally don't test features or design changes globally and at once.
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by eukara 3y ago
I can shed some light on this. It's got little to do with physics in this case. Whereas QuakeWorld uses a network update model based on acknowledgement, Quake II pumped out complete states of all visible entities/objects at a stea
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by eukara 3y ago
You need all ~900 employees to 'test' YubiKeys, apparently. Do enlighten me about the value in that.
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by eukara 3y ago
Creative Cloud has a web version of Photoshop[1] supposedly and then there's Office 365, which has been around for a good long while now. I suppose one could use those if need be. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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by eukara 3y ago
It's being tested internally _after_ having been rolled out to the whole staff?
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by eukara 3y ago
Regardless of any special events going on, check out Ground Kontrol Arcade. They got real nice drinks and large amounts of authentic arcade/pinball machines - new and old.
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by eukara 3y ago
That's like comparing horse and carriage to a modern day truck though, no? This can be fully automated, generating photoreal content on its own. You couldn't airbrush a photo via a cron job like how you can now automate some model
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by eukara 3y ago
Can't wait for us to be able to query GPT for peoples credit card info
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by eukara 4y ago
Wow! Fascinating. Source needed a open-source sandbox thing from the beginning. Can't believe things went the way it did - but it doesn't surprise me. The original HL SDK license also prohibited you from releasing anything but gam
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by eukara 4y ago
That is only the game-logic (which has been 'open' since 1999) and not the engine. That is under a proprietary license and as per terms of the license incompatible with the code that the projects here are using (which are GPL, as
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by eukara 4y ago
It is not. To clarify, this mixes proprietary code with GPL code from id software. Valve has spoken out about the engine used [1] before and has barred it from being used for mods on Steam. [1] http://web.archive.org/web&#x2
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by eukara 4y ago
https://archive.vn/5WQjm
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by eukara 4y ago
I'm sorry that you were oblivious to this, but their job is to track and monetize anything they can unless it's explicitly outlawed. Even then, Alphabet breaks the rules (namely of the EU) all the time as they seem to be content w
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by eukara 4y ago
Like other commenters have said, there is KaiOS. It's a rather neat environment actually - Firefox itself shipped with all the development tools and means to sync apps to the device. I wrote a simple IRC client for the Nokia 8110 4G, w
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by eukara 4y ago
OpenBSD's Game of Trees is also an alternative that's git compatible, in case that hasn't been mentioned.
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by eukara 4y ago
Massive potential here. They're not asking for much either.
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by eukara 8y ago
The repo is basically Quake II's software-renderer and game-logic module merged into the engine binary. Yamagi Quake II ships with an additional OpenGL 1.3 and 3.X renderer which I'm sure could be ported over if SW was undesired.
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by eukara 8y ago
Awesome! The OpenFirmware font didn't work well at all with tmux sessions, causing artifacts due to it not having the characters for borders and other special characters. It seemed quite limited before.
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by eukara 9y ago
Reading this article I got reminded of Google's hairy heart emoji... https://emojipedia.org/google/android-4.4/yellow-heart/
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by eukara 9y ago
Social media sites != open internet. Before you make any statements about his this could potentially suppress voices and opinions, you can always make your own site. Even if the government did not interfere with these sites, the sites thems
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by eukara 9y ago
Used to experience this all the time when making maps with custom textures for older games... Lots of people sure didn't though. Especially source ports that would apply filtering to games that didn't have any in the first place a