lotyrin

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by lotyrin 2y ago
While I generally prefer compatibility and shared standards, camera RAW formats seem to be a reasonable place to lean into implementation details if needed in order to gain performance and ease/quality of implementation over interopera
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by lotyrin 2y ago
Intellectual property is a consequence of capitalism, a sometimes necessary evil that is used to compel the consumers of intellectual output to pay into a system which produces it but which doesn't have any mechanism for compensating p
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by lotyrin 2y ago
Is something only valuable when it's difficult? I think there is both value in the destination and the journey, not only one or the other. I think capitalism has really done a number on people.
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by lotyrin 2y ago
Not everyone who engages in AI-assisted creative work is patting themselves on the back and being tone deaf and denigrating people that actually have creative skill... but some certainly are. While I don't support a moral absolutism wh
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by lotyrin 2y ago
Even if it did, I don't see how they could imagine that would apply retroactively, even with the "confusion" or whatever. "Please take down a piece of your property and of internet history about our product... because it
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by lotyrin 2y ago
Yeah. I want a DAW with autopilot features (assistance), not for the LLM to wholesale take away my creative input (vibe composing).
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by lotyrin 2y ago
Are you really proposing that Native Americans are not Americans? Is the term "American" so stained by colonialist hate?
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by lotyrin 2y ago
It's closer to "sign" or a bit more specifically "signboard".
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by lotyrin 3y ago
"Why die on Mars when you can live in South Dakota?"
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by lotyrin 3y ago
If you're patient, yes.
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by lotyrin 3y ago
Especially if the Vault fork implements things like replication.
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by lotyrin 4y ago
There seems to be an unspoken "for the rich" after lots of your statements here "making society worse off... for the rich". As another commenter mentioned, there is a similar error with regard to masonry of buildings. I
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by lotyrin 4y ago
The only time I saw someone use it in the wild, they put a database in it, so when it scaled there was inconsistent view of the truth and when it relaunched workers it deleted everything. The developer responsible absolutely could not be co
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by lotyrin 4y ago
I would never be in a relationship with a man who couldn't find time to enjoy these films with me or couldn't find something to love in them. Neither would any of my current or past partners or close friends, I don't think. T
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by lotyrin 4y ago
Yeah, being mostly unable/unwilling to navigate the spectrum between the commercial censorship overly westernized crap and the fan translation "All according to Keikaku (TL Note: Keikaku means plan)" crap and who has what lic
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by lotyrin 5y ago
When it's technically feasible, I like every repo having along side it tests for the requirements from an external business user's point of view. If it's an API then the requirements/tests should be specified in terms of
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by lotyrin 5y ago
I was younger than this when I realized gender was a thing, but one I didn't understand very well and had trouble with, and could have benefited from people explaining gender and gender expression to me. Peers of mine were younger than
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by lotyrin 5y ago
This reminds me of a certain facet of computer literacy: exploration. There are users who will only seek out menu items in software if they already know they are there and where, compared to users who will seek out the items they are lookin
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by lotyrin 5y ago
More than the design of the language itself, the culture suffered (and still suffers to a lesser degree) from the legacy of those bad designs, such that if you wanted to avoid a whole ton of awful codebases, poor practices and mediocre deve
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by lotyrin 5y ago
It is now. It's been fixed.
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by lotyrin 5y ago
Can we please fix the title? Transgender is not a noun.
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by lotyrin 5y ago
People who are compensated enough to do so despite having other options.
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by lotyrin 5y ago
I'm not sure why you are projecting that, but it's not there.
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by lotyrin 5y ago
Try a dry-erase pen or dry-erase solvent
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by lotyrin 6y ago
Still better than the sudo logo.
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by lotyrin 6y ago
Organizations don't have access to an infinite pool of highly disciplined software engineers, the less discipline or skill required to get something done quickly and safely, the more things they can get done with more people and more k
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by lotyrin 6y ago
The logistics graph probably needs to have fewer edges, and the average path be quite a bit shorter, but then we can't all have whatever we want whenever we want wherever we want.
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by lotyrin 6y ago
I'm sure they justify it with a pile of evidence that people are willing to pay that much. Folks here are probably just not the target market (would just use OBS and hack together whatever, or be confused about what value having our fa
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by lotyrin 6y ago
I thought SVG was arbitrary precision before reading this comment. Reading now, it seems like you aren't guaranteed any more than single precision.
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by lotyrin 6y ago
Am I mistaken or is that instead rather cheap in this segment (compared to A100)?

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