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by famahar 1y ago
Watch the film Sátántangó in one sitting with no distraction. If you can do that, you are healed. I imagine a chronic tiktok user would find the film a form of torture.
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by famahar 1y ago
Extremely interesting use case. LLMs as a modding tool to recontexualize virtual spaces. I can see this being a tool used for artistic intervention in the same vein as plunderludic tools like Unity Hawk which allows you to run emulator sav
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by famahar 1y ago
It looks good, but it doesn't seem like a learning app and more like a practice app with just a big list of words. I was presented with multiple choices for things I wasn't taught. Closed sourced apps have a curriculum and guided
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by famahar 1y ago
Love this reference. I think about this short a lot. Reaching an extreme level of peak physical performance that you break the constraints (code) of the world, causing a severe bug that crashes the program and reveals the reality of all thi
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by famahar 1y ago
I hated natto (fermented soy beans) but I knew how beneficial it was to my health ,plus it's very affordable. Forced myself to eat it everyday for a week and now I love it. Staple of my diet
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by famahar 1y ago
Is it still too hard for people to make their own website blog / newsletters? I know it takes a bit of technical knowledge, but compared to a decade ago there are so many options and tutorials. It's comical at this point the numbe
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by famahar 1y ago
I saw this amish documentary and how they still need to use some modern tech to do their work. One of the people had a cellphone that they only use in a tiny shack a bit of walk from their home, so it adds a lot of friction.
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by famahar 1y ago
A post went viral here for a culture magazine I work for. It led to the writer getting employee of the month at a big all hands meeting, along with our host shutting down our Google indexing thinking that we were under attack.
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by famahar 1y ago
I love astro. I use it for one of game curation projects. https://exhibitplay.com/ Built a few reusable templates and JSON for storing game data (maybe not ideal at scale, but seems to be working for now). JavaScript, CSS,
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by famahar 1y ago
This is a point I never considered, thanks for sharing. Accessibility is important. Makes me want exhibit my games using CRTs for the ideal experience. This discussion has me thinking about the divide between VR players that experience moti
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by famahar 1y ago
I may likely be limiting my audience since many people are used to 60fps and higher now. I'm slightly strange in that I think on a visual level, it just does not match my intent as I actually prefer the lack of visual clarity in art. I
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by famahar 1y ago
I can confirm that I have no lead poisoning. Just an artist. Here is my game with the 14fps lock. https://infinitetears.itch.io/cityephemera Many people seem to really enjoy the experience. I believe I can get away with thi
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by famahar 1y ago
I'm curious what you think of games at low frame rate for artistic intention. I'm making a game and locking it at 30fps not for technical limitations, but because I actually like feel of it compared to the overly smooth high FPS.
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by famahar 1y ago
I feel the same. Comment sections can be a nice place for further discussion, but so often I find that they derail the bloggers original thought and it's like another article within the article. When you're blogging something info
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by famahar 1y ago
Same. All this AI art slop has made me get back into making art. I get that trying to copy others is a good way to learn, but what motivates me now is creating something that feels original and unique. Something that an AI would never try t
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by famahar 1y ago
Ultimately an app like this caused more joy than harm. I'm all for people vibe coding fun little things like this when the stakes are low. Would prefer to see more non coders with diverse ideas feeling empowered to start a project rath
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by famahar 1y ago
What is the use case for that much usage? Are people mass running vibe code agents? Genuinely curious.
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by famahar 1y ago
Been working on a games curation site that is focused on hyper specific themes ( https://exhibitplay.com/ ). I find game genres to be so broad, which makes discovery a boring process. My idea is to take a curatorial approach
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by famahar 1y ago
So much of my growth and maturity came from University. It gives you the time, resources, and space to learn and unlearn in a supportive community environment. Provides a structured environment to meet others on a similar path. So many peop
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by famahar 1y ago
I have an xperia compact phone I bought for $50 in Japan. It's a bit slow, but I don't do much on it other than jot down notes, maps, photos (the lens is a bit broken so it creates a cool lens flare effect), and messaging. Fits ni
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by famahar 1y ago
It's astonishing. A bit scary actually. Can easily see the role of front-end slowly morphing into a single person team managing a set of AI tools. More of an architecture role.
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by famahar 1y ago
Thanks for sharing. This is the key point in rituals. They mark important actions and thoughts with intention. Especially important in contemporary life where everything moves so fast and our attention is diluted - taking the time to slow d
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by famahar 1y ago
Make sure you have a few billion dollars ready so you can pay a few million on the lawsuits. A volcano getting a cup of water poured into it.
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by famahar 1y ago
I've had access to therapy and was lucky to have it covered by my employer at the time. Probably could never afford it on my own. I gained tremendous insight into cognitive distortions and how many negative mind loop falls into these c
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by famahar 1y ago
This looks similar to Speak. I took part in their Japanese language beta and enjoyed it. It's an interesting use of AI and I did learn a lot fast. My biggest problem with these are that they feel like magic until it suddenly doesn&#x27
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by famahar 1y ago
lowbackgroundsteel.ai sounds really promising. I don't really care for it as a clean AI training source, but I'm interested in a curated internet where I know it's not diluted with generative content. I'm not sure what t
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by famahar 1y ago
If your country allows it and you can afford it, I recommend every graduate to do a working holidays visa in another country. Embed yourself in the community. Volunteer, work odd jobs, practice art , learn a language. You'll find what
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by famahar 1y ago
It just feels like browsing regular wikipedia but with two windows open. Either way, I forgot how much I love diving into knowledge rabbit holes and now have 5 different manifestos printed from the Slow movement (culture) wiki.
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by famahar 1y ago
I like taking photos. Not to an excessive amount, but I do think it's important to capture memories with people. I recently went through Google Photos with my partner and we had so much fun looking back at our year together. Each month
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by famahar 1y ago
I read an interesting thread about this in relation to game dev. Development is ugly, so a lot of audience building and investor potential comes from creating visually appealing gameplay demos and mechanics. Often they are made separate fro

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