livefox

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by livefox 3y ago
Having been homeless before - fuck that mentality. The majority of homelessness is brought about as a result of circumstances, not drugs. Domestic Violence, lack of affordable housing, lack of social safety nets, LGBTQ individuals ousted fr
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by livefox 3y ago
Exactly, Google for sure should have updated it but why had the city or even a concerned neighbor not put a fence or even a log or something there to block access to the bridge? A sign and a temporary barrier would have saved lives here. He
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by livefox 3y ago
Sorry let me rephrase, It's like if I took an old version of photoshop and sold the pictures on patreon, but my patreon blew up and adobe decided they wanted a piece of the pie and changed their TOS, and made me take the jpg I made whe
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by livefox 3y ago
there is no amazing technology to develop. I a random guy on the internet, could set up a bot with existing technology right now to just keep making VMs and installing the game. It would take an evening. Hell it doesn't even have to be
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by livefox 3y ago
The problem isn't that Unity is changing their pricing model, it's that without warning they have changed their terms to a highly volatile pricing model that is holding game developers hostage.
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by livefox 3y ago
"it mostly affects people I don't like" doesn't make it good (or legal) policy. Take for example genshin impact: it's made in unity, has a high production value, is f2p with a in-game currency that can be purchased,
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by livefox 3y ago
Unlike PayPal though, you can't just close your account and hop to stripe instead. Once you develop a game you're stuck with that engine until you redevelop the game. Moving engines is not easy simple or fast. It's like if I
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by livefox 3y ago
This is absolutely it. I'm a tech lover at heart, I am constantly playing with all the newest stuff that comes out. And when I first saw some of the things people were doing with Stable Diffusion I was very interested. Quickly mocking
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by livefox 3y ago
Absolutely, because art isnt the same as crunching numbers. No accountant created the math they are crunching and then had a 3rd party come in and vacuum up their work and spit out a computer that creates a facimile of their work to replace
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by livefox 3y ago
The problem isn't with tools being developed, but how they are going to be exploited in the current system that the world exists in. There is outrage for AI generated art because it: A) is trained on work from existing artists without
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by livefox 3y ago
I had to make an account just to come in here to tell you you are not correct. Copyright is held automatically by the person who produces the work unless otherwise specified in a contract or agreement. I am a commission artist, and I retain