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by hananova 8mo ago
“I” love board games makes no sense in an article clearly entirely confabulated by ai. AI;DR
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by hananova 8mo ago
I'm honestly also not worried about AI job loss. But for a far darker reason: I think it's a self-solving problem. Once techbros take it too far where an actual significant amount of people face job loss and thus face hardships in
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by hananova 8mo ago
AI is indeed an amazing productivity multiplier! Sadly that multiplier is in the range [0; 1).
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by hananova 8mo ago
It’s fairly funny to a european that it isn’t immediately clear which half of the comparison is intended to apply to the US, and which half is supposed to apply to China.
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by hananova 8mo ago
Usually in cases like this, there is no source, there can’t be. Long long ago, long enough to be past the statute of limitations, I was involved in a similar regulatory compliance situation. We specifically communicated in such a way that “
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by hananova 8mo ago
That feels like it would cause induced demand for crashes though.
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by hananova 8mo ago
No, even then. If a car cuts in front of you, you have at least a few seconds of time to start making space for them, and once they are in front of you, you should immediately make a safe amount of space between you and them. Yes, in a
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by hananova 8mo ago
If I wanted to know what ChatGPT says, I’m more than capable of asking it myself thank you.
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by hananova 8mo ago
Wow tfa is barely edited llm slop. Good on Valve though.
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by hananova 9mo ago
I think it should blank the DOM, then redirect. Then the speed doesn't really matter.
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by hananova 9mo ago
I don’t really enjoy block systems myself, but that is what block has shifted to mean. In the past “block” used to mean what “mute” means now: Hide from me. I believe it’s around the time Twitter became popular that the meaning has shifted
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by hananova 9mo ago
I think in this particular case the cause it pretty obvious. For Doom you have Ultimate Doom Builder and Doom Tools. For Quake you have Trenchbroom. For blood and duke nukem, you don't.
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by hananova 9mo ago
Yes. But only because every company is engaging in illegal activity, big tech just more so.
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by hananova 10mo ago
That’s a non-sequitur.
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by hananova 10mo ago
Big tech has had decades to self-police, and I don’t believe for a second they didn’t know that at some point they would be forced to if they didn’t do so. This is just the adults in the room drawing the line.
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by hananova 11mo ago
I think they meant "settled" as in "resolved."
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by hananova 11mo ago
1. But the code did just work after compiling. The code said "This can never be an Err, and if I'm wrong, you are allowed to panic." And it did just that. 2. They do. If you use them, which they didn't. 3. It is. Let&#x2
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by hananova 11mo ago
But markdown does not require custom tools. The entire point of md is that you CAN use a renderer to make it pretty, but just reading the raw text in a text editor also works just fine.
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by hananova 11mo ago
Then internal evaluation must be made mandatory. This is something that can be regulated, there just isn't the will for it.
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by hananova 11mo ago
There’s ones with a “notch” in the coin part. So you unlock the cart, twist it, pull it out.
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by hananova 11mo ago
You’re responding to the Kagi ML lead. They are using those signals in addition to crowd sourcing.
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by hananova 11mo ago
I pay for Kagi. What makes it not slop is that it only gives me an AI result when I explicitly ask for it. That’s their entire value proposition. Proper search and tooling with the user being explicitly in control of what to promote and wha
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by hananova 11mo ago
Is there anything more to this? I’ve returned dozens of games that I didn’t end up liking and the only consequence I’ve faced is that games with trading cards don’t start dropping them until 2 hours of play time, which I think is completely
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by hananova 11mo ago
All Valve has to do is say “Your software cannot deliberately exclude linux support including kernel anti-cheat to be listed on Steam.” And that would be that, the few devs big enough to make it on their own would leave, and everyone else w
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by hananova 11mo ago
This is also why most of the innovation in Tetris comes from the indie scene. See for example tetrio, or my own game Pandora's Blocks. We all know that if TTC were to sue any of us, they'd be likely to lose their trademarks outrig
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by hananova 11mo ago
You must understand the difference between those two statements, I refuse to believe that you do not, so this response is more aimed toward people that might not realize what you’re doing here. There is a vast difference between “all” and “
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by hananova 11mo ago
Because some tech adjacent people still have morals?
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by hananova 1y ago
But the law never allowed this. Enforcement just turned out to be an issue due to the enormity of it all. Also, please remember that in Europe there is no such thing as "the spirit of the law versus the letter of the law." The int
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by hananova 1y ago
But doesn't claiming that immunity require them to identify themselves as such? In which case identification to claim immunity to the law also happens to involve complying with the law.
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by hananova 1y ago
The do not need an API call, obviously they know that the video is being watched, because it's being streamed.

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