jayd16

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by jayd16 7mo ago
It's something to talk about that isn't AI. If you've got something new to post, now's the time.
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by jayd16 7mo ago
He's saying that adults are using the kid logic (as seen in Captain Underpants) and that is ultimately irresponsible for adults.
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by jayd16 7mo ago
The barrier of entry for media is very low now. That means a lot of things that wouldn't have gotten made now get made. What that also means is that there is much more cheap junk pushed out the door. The investment to try again is no
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by jayd16 7mo ago
It's not a vote. You select your own set filters/ mod lists
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by jayd16 7mo ago
Has any popular site tried an approach where you dynamically select your mods as more of a content filter than global moderation? Most places can hide posts and block users at the user level, so why not select which mods can do that for you
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by jayd16 7mo ago
I will say card packs are somewhat useful for drafting formats where you need a sealed pack of random unknown cards. Just ripping packs hurts my soul. What a waste.
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by jayd16 7mo ago
The scoundrels at Black & Decker
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by jayd16 7mo ago
How do you get the blimp back?
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by jayd16 7mo ago
The odds of it not running at all were low but the performance is the real factor for whether it can _practically_ run a windows VM.
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by jayd16 7mo ago
In this context, bathroom stall graffiti would be lewd limericks and the like. Tagging is different. But also it's just a joke.
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by jayd16 7mo ago
Graffiti on a bathroom stall is the purest form of art as it is not done for acclaim or monetary reward ... as the joke goes. But actually I don't think pressure and tracking are inextricably linked. The culture of experimentation is
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by jayd16 7mo ago
The Neo seems kind of nice but I don't really see how it's more significant than "a nice low end computer." The article reads like its fire from Olympus but a nicer screen and trackpad is only incrementally better than
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by jayd16 7mo ago
It's really not that hard. Someone who can follow a tutorial can do it. 5 seconds of googling will get you an answer to "install blender on a Chromebook"
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by jayd16 7mo ago
Can someone fix the damn Slack plugin so it stops asking me to turn it on every time someone posts a Jira link? I have dozens of messages from the plugin saying "Got it! Will not ask you again."
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by jayd16 7mo ago
They do want the dump to crash if they're shorting and if they plan to re-buy at rock bottom to pump and dump again.
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by jayd16 7mo ago
You joke buts not like those are exclusive at all. For example, pump and dump schemes have both an up part and a down part. Not hard to understand things can be manipulated in either direction to benefit a specific group.
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by jayd16 7mo ago
They mean with traditional hard computation, not LLM magic.
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by jayd16 7mo ago
Easy to dev for. Runs on a potato. There are many maps and modes.
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by jayd16 7mo ago
By design, you don't trust it. You never hand out the keys so there's no secret to back door. The task is never unencrypted, at rest or otherwise.
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by jayd16 7mo ago
What makes something easier in magit than, for example, SmartGit?
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by jayd16 7mo ago
We can use technology to increase production and have a progressive tax. There is absolutely no reason we need to endure the extreme wealth divide.
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by jayd16 7mo ago
Steam Machines will likely not be $399, for one. But a hacked ps5 is hardly a replacement either.
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by jayd16 7mo ago
If they hadn't killed it, it would have a visual editor by now. Or worse, dominated by Maya integrations.
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by jayd16 7mo ago
They too are being sarcastic.
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by jayd16 8mo ago
If they sell a magic app building machine, its not crazy to ask them build an app with it, is it?
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by jayd16 8mo ago
Note that they likely mean the list of candidates is large not the user history. This is for an API so perhaps 2% of client requests implemented batch requests, providing the opportunity for batch processing of that request.
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by jayd16 8mo ago
Ironically, yeah kinda. In so far as fuzzy text search goes, vectorization works great. The generative part of the AI hype is getting in the way.
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by jayd16 8mo ago
I think a large part of that is that Classic Wow is possibly not in the business interests of the bean counters. If it's classic, you can't sell new expansions, new MTX etc. I don't know how honest Ion was about the actual
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by jayd16 8mo ago
Looks like there isn't any indication in the photos.
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by jayd16 8mo ago
The problem is you can't really compare things apples to apples anyway. You're always comparing different builds and different OSes to get a sense of CPU performance.

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