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inexcf
9mo ago
Man there's a rising amount of people who don't understand hypotheticals. How can you think that your comment "...I don't chose everybody?" is a valid answer to "If you chose everybody..." ?
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inexcf
10mo ago
What makes Valve special is that they were the first mover on those practices like lootboxes, gamepasses... but they never pushed it as far as the competition where it became predatory.
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inexcf
11mo ago
Yes and they could just make it(the rootkits) work on linux. It's more about the publishers/devs actively opposing linux.
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inexcf
11mo ago
The fact they don't already do that, sounds to me like the things produced by AI are not worth the investment. Especially since the output is not copyrightable, right? If there was a lot of gold to find they wouldn't sell the shov
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inexcf
1y ago
I mean, yeah, his post seems like a good faith analysis without any insults.
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inexcf
1y ago
Good thing its not the Wikipedia but the dictionary definition then.
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inexcf
1y ago
Nah.A tomato is clearly a vegetable like all the other plant parts. "Vegetables are edible parts of plants that are consumed by humans or other animals as food." All other definitions are just arbitrary and there is no reason why
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inexcf
1y ago
Stuck at level 4. "Everything except Mr. Potatohead is a vegetable" is the truth but not accepted. Apparently its some arbitrary definition of "vegetable"
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inexcf
1y ago
And that is incredibly annoying for the user and a problem Youtube should fix.
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inexcf
1y ago
So you suggest western countries should get birthrates up and that will fix climate change by offsetting the main producers in the country? How is per capita relevant.
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1y ago
Where do you get all that from? Except for famous cases like the Rote Flora in Hamburg or i guess Berlin in general there's not a lot of squatting going on in Germany, or is there? In Germany squatting laws dictate you have to openly l
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inexcf
2y ago
Eurodollar is cyberpunk. Don't you mean the petro dollar?(nevermind found Eurodollar instead of "euro dollar" now :) )
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2y ago
The amount of random plastic bottle caps in nature proofs that you can not be trusted to screw the cap back on. And if anything the limit on vacuums forced them to innovate. My Vacuum today is far more effective than my 2000 watt vacuum was
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2y ago
>But I have never, and probably will never, buy game from anywhere that requires me to install a launcher and look at advertising before I get to play. You'll be happy to hear that Steam does not require you to do any of that. If th
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2y ago
I find it strange that you seem to think he called them nasty because they are Asian an not because of the slavery and scams.
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2y ago
Thanks for making me chuckle. You call it a return of fax machines. You would have some fun looking into German government offices.
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2y ago
First time i saw this i thought it must be people who do actually know their stuff. But then they realized it can not be done and decided to have fun while scamming investors.
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2y ago
I remember this being a horrible idea for many reasons. One reason being the speed needed at the start which probably meant most loads burning up in the thick atmosphere immediately. Another reason being that if you would use it to start a
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inexcf
2y ago
I agree. They seem to focus on completely useless stuff that actively makes it worse to use.
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2y ago
This one is weird though. In a touch of irony the guy was aggressively anti-immigration.
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inexcf
2y ago
Do Chinese think calling someone "Mom" or "Dad" is offensive? Or what is this about?
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inexcf
2y ago
That sounds great.
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inexcf
2y ago
Got excited about an open-source tool doing this. Alas, i am let down. It is an open-source tool creating the prompt for the OpenAI API and i can't go and send customer data to them. I'm aware of https://github.com/
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2y ago
I don't use javascript at all. I'm essentially beginner level with it. And i've seen people build more complex projects in classes myself. The project i see people build in Java classes on the other hand is a CLI version of
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2y ago
It's definitely not as trivial as the json converter. But not anywhere even close to complex. Recording audio is very simple, calling a remote API is too. The complex part is encoding the WAV blob. But that is just knowledge about the
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2y ago
Any way or intention to prove that? Wheres you "convert (filetype) project"? Not to attack you but from your profile it sounds more like your the typical marketing grifter talking big. Why is none of those projects in the list you
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inexcf
2y ago
Barely. These are all standard features. I've done this. You can see in the code how easy it is. These examples aren't complex.
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2y ago
Except my goalposts never shifted. And my point stands, these are extremely trivial examples.
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2y ago
I am of the firm believe that you can put "JavaScript scan qr code" in a search engine and arrive at your goal. The answers range from libraries to code snippets basically the same as those created by Claude. Using the same librar
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2y ago
You should do it then. Besides all of this is completely besides the point. This isnt useful for a programmer. These examples are barely useful for a layperson. And said layperson is paying money and time for this.
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