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by mouse_ 2y ago
captcha doesn't work :(
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by mouse_ 2y ago
Care to elaborate?
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by mouse_ 2y ago
I think the Sackler family destroyed most people's trust regarding listening to their doctor about their prescriptions. You can't really come back from that...
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by mouse_ 2y ago
> i am a musician it's a curse
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by mouse_ 2y ago
The comments present a fairly compelling case for this being LLM algobait.
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by mouse_ 2y ago
Microsoft embracing and extending the free software ecosystem is not reason enough?
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by mouse_ 2y ago
"gig" is newspeak for unregulated labor.
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by mouse_ 2y ago
Love it!!!
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by mouse_ 2y ago
why sell a problem if you're not also selling the solution?
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by mouse_ 2y ago
> Uses ubershaders to guarantee no stutters due to pipeline compilation. I may sound way out of the loop here, but... How come this was never a problem for older dx9/dx11/GL games and emulators?
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by mouse_ 2y ago
It's clear that LLMs are improving faster than search engines are capable of. We live in a world where ChatGPT is now able to count the number of 'r's in "Strawberry", and next year, funding permitting, it may be ab
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by mouse_ 2y ago
Maybe reproducibility could be used as some sort of metric.
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by mouse_ 2y ago
Don't sneeze near that keyboard or some keycaps might fly off... I really wish these niche retro laptops fit an old Thinkpad keyboard or something. Even an old Inspiron keyboard or something similar would do.
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by mouse_ 2y ago
Got your attention tho
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by mouse_ 2y ago
Eh. Web is the best write-once-run-everywhere we've achieved so far, especially with the proliferation of WASM. I'd be lying if I said it was perfect, but it's better than Java.
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by mouse_ 2y ago
The whole community shows symptoms of organizational sabotage. https://files.catbox.moe/u6rold.png
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by mouse_ 2y ago
They're testing us.
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by mouse_ 2y ago
6% error on that pie chart. Pretty proud of myself ;)
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by mouse_ 2y ago
What makes you think that? That's what the last generations said about us and it turned out to not be true.
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by mouse_ 2y ago
bad defaults == bad software
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by mouse_ 2y ago
You're right, I somehow missed that. Oops!
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by mouse_ 2y ago
I dunno, cliques can be nasty. It's hard to say without more perspective.
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by mouse_ 2y ago
It got mentioned in the new york times and South Park a handful of times. How many billions is that worth if your technology is obsolete, your prospects are poor, your employees are taking the piss in interviews...?
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by mouse_ 2y ago
Did you read the article? What you said directly goes against the study's conclusion.
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by mouse_ 2y ago
tldr Google secretly and without consent pushed a system service to every phone with Play services that scans every image the phone sends and receives for nudes, as part of "cyber security awareness month" I hope this serves as a
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Attempts at bit-perfect playback from Creative Audigy and AC'97 cards (2004)(avsforum.com)
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by mouse_ 2y ago
> Humans are physiologically incapable of doing or understanding anything significant. Absolutely terrible take -- strong subjectivity and defeatist sentiment. > While in actuality reality can and will go on without humanity. Sure but
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by mouse_ 2y ago
Thanks for your post. I'm always on the hunt for this sort of gritty educational material. MIT's NAND-to-Tetris first principles book seems right up my alley.
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by mouse_ 2y ago
I think Unity is a bad example. WebASM and frameworks built to cooperate with it, such as wasm-4 and raylib are leading the charge in my opinion. As we move forward, not only do we need to stop building our castles in other peoples' ki
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by mouse_ 2y ago
I'll work for minimum wage if you're going to offer me the kind of training described in this article

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