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by kdheiwns 6mo ago
Where's a blockaded tiny slice of coastal land no more than a few miles wide with no water and no arable land supposed to even get food? Nobody is convinced by the "they're just beggars" racist stuff, man. Those poor peo
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by kdheiwns 6mo ago
It's like saying "A home owner shot armed burglar in self defense," then crying "self defense is whataboutism! That home owner needs to face mob justice!" Nah. Those tactics of yours simply do not work anymore. Ever
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by kdheiwns 6mo ago
Why would Iran attack the US? Did they just randomly decide to hate America in 1979? Or did America do something that triggered that hate?
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by kdheiwns 6mo ago
For reference, how many times has the US interfered with Iran's government and how many people in Iran has the US killed since 1979? That's the only way to get a fair view of this discussion. Just wondering if all this happened in
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by kdheiwns 7mo ago
Everybody does that and has for the past 10 years. People sell the scammiest stuff then completely dissociate and say "sorry guys I didn't know that was a scam haha. I won't do it again. This program brought to you by Honey.
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by kdheiwns 7mo ago
Dems have tried the strategy of pandering to republicans for decades. That strategy in 2024 backfired and made Dems not care about the election. The whole time republicans ran a campaign saying that blue haired democrats are harming kids an
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by kdheiwns 7mo ago
I think we're beyond the point of "you can't criticize them. That's mean and motivates them." At what point is the line drawn? Should it be in bad taste to criticize Orban supporters because it makes them support hi
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by kdheiwns 7mo ago
Many of the worst genocides in history were by "civilized western countries". Just look at what happened in the Americas (many native ethnic groups are now entirely extinct), in the Congo, Ireland, British oppression and famines i
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by kdheiwns 7mo ago
Iran also knows that Americans don't want high gas prices so they targeted Americans' wallets from the outset. If even a half-assed invasion attempt existed that so much as involved a single dock being damaged, the psychological d
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by kdheiwns 7mo ago
People don't believe native speakers of their own language when they're told things that conflict with their political world view. Why would they trust someone who says "that's not an accurate translation" if that c
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by kdheiwns 7mo ago
> I realize the decision makers probably don’t even know it’s there Assuming incompetence gives the administration a cover to get away with anything. I'm not quite sure they're as stupid as they all act. Someone is surely using
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by kdheiwns 7mo ago
You lack imagination if you can't see how it'll get harder. :)
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by kdheiwns 7mo ago
That solves nothing because that's already what it's doing. The problem of training is adding new data beyond what's currently validated and into the future. And it'll get harder to validate it.
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by kdheiwns 7mo ago
If AI data recognition can be automated, AI data that avoids recognition can be automated. It has nothing to do with imagination. It's simple reality.
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by kdheiwns 7mo ago
And if there's a way to detect that content is AI generated, then there's demand to generate content that seems more human. And we're already at a point where most people have been tricked into believing AI content was real a
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by kdheiwns 7mo ago
Stupidity has nothing to do with it. AI articles and comments are now posted everywhere and presented as human. It's becoming harder and harder to determine whether text was written by humans or AI. Where are they supposed to find cont
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by kdheiwns 7mo ago
Whenever these things happen, it's always a "mistake", "accident", or "bug" when the outrage is beyond what they expect. If it's limited outrage, it's labeled as enhancing the user experience. An
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by kdheiwns 7mo ago
"He can't do that" means nothing when the law is never enforced.
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by kdheiwns 7mo ago
Yeah, I've never experienced Windows search ever working. Even on XP, it couldn't find commonly opened folders or programs for me. It always felt like some sort of joke feature just meant to fool me into wasting time.
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by kdheiwns 7mo ago
Genshin Impact makes billions and it's made in Unity. Seems to be good enough for them.
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by kdheiwns 7mo ago
Man that's crazy. Just to compare, how many have died from Israeli attacks on Lebanon? Looking at Wikipedia, apparently 1000+ have been killed in Lebanon so far during this war. So it seems Israel has done 50x more harm. Interesting.
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by kdheiwns 7mo ago
Nope, not ignorant. I know that. And I don't care one bit if Iran dominates that area. I'm at a point where I'd prefer it because it's absolutely better than the mess the first country on that list causes, with hacking,
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by kdheiwns 7mo ago
In all my years, I've never seen Iran care one bit about influencing or bothering any country outside of its sphere of influence. But I've seen Iran be antagonized nonstop and respond accordingly. As an American who lives abroad a
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by kdheiwns 7mo ago
Never had a crash from that. When the GameObject is destroyed, the coroutine is gone. If you're using a coroutine to manage something outside the scope of the GameObject itself, that's a problem with your own design, not the corou
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by kdheiwns 7mo ago
In all of my years of professional game dev, I can verify that this is not even remotely true. They're used basically everywhere. They're very common when you need something to update for a set period of time but managing the stat
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by kdheiwns 7mo ago
I was playing brain dead Game Boy games when I was a kid and adults around me were saying games need to be outlawed because they're making my generation stupid. Now I'm a game developer and pretty happy with it. Every generation h
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by kdheiwns 7mo ago
I'm one who left before term one because I anticipated bad things happening. Term 2 is far worse than even my worst expectations. So far I have 2 good friends who left, and a few others got remote jobs and are currently working towards
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by kdheiwns 7mo ago
I feel like I see these comments basically verbatim and it's freaking me out. The whole "I share your concerns, but hear me out: anonymity is bad." It's basically identical wording every single time. I think people who s
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by kdheiwns 7mo ago
The current trend is that it's getting cheaper and easier to roll out your own AI on your own computer, so more and more people will do it as a hobby. Even if the big players die out, some dude with a decent gaming PC could decide to s
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by kdheiwns 7mo ago
I only hear people in certain countries say this. Meanwhile many countries with rough terrain and long roads are already all in on EVs.

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